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From naked Leelas to Bender battling Zoidberg, we've seen a hell of a lot of Futurama tattoos around here. But I think this is the first time we've ever seen a bunch of Futurama tattoos on another Futurama tattoo. Xzibit would be pleased.
[via Inked Culture]
We've all been there. All you want to do is enjoy some mechanically-separated pork ligaments, beef nostrils and chicken tongues stuffed in an intestinal casing, and some guy with bad hygiene has to make the whole thing gross. JB Smoove knows what I'm talking about.
JB Smoove hosts an all-new Russell Simmons Presents The Ruckus airs tonight at 10/9c with guests Wil Sylvince, Tiffany Haddish and Earthquake.
So, Chris Kutill, aka "Cartman in real life" and the Reddit phenomenon we reported on earlier this week, is nothing short of Internet-famous thanks to his predilection for dressing up like the unpredictable South Park brat. Chicago mag RedEye profiles him here, while the A.V. Club has a quick interview here:
CK: I have the hat [knitted by his mother!] and a red coat, so I did it for Halloween of 2010, and now I do it because it’s a laugh to watch peoples’ reactions. I get to do some people watching when I walk around.
Surprisingly down to earth for a real-life Cartman, no? Sounds like he isn't going for the persona so much as just the look, which is probably fortunate for everyone. Were Kutill playing dress-up in the true spirit of Cartman, I doubt it would have taken so long for him to gain notoriety:
If you're having trouble putting your feelings for your loved one into words this Valentine's Day, why not let a creepy old wizard do it for you? Here's another awesome Valentine from Ugly Americans creator Devin Clark that is sure to wingardium leviosa your significant other's spirits.
New episodes of Ugly Americans return Wednesday, March 14 after an all-new South Park.
I guess if the ratings drop, we'll know why.
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Sure it pretty much completely neglected Friendster and Prodigy, but you have to admit The Comedy Central Roast of Charlie Sheen still had a hell of a social media presence. It was nothing short of a fully integrated, tweetastic, second-screen synergasm. So why not give credit where credit is due and vote for the Sheen Roast in The Social Media Society's Influencer Awards. Voting ends tomorrow, so hurry!
From Indecision…
I'm not so sure former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi wants to be playing with this kind of fire. Or this kind of magic lightning or whatever. Publicly coming out against super PACs has got to be kind of dangerous. But to come out against Stephen Colbert's super PAC? That's got to be like an anti-Colbert Bump times a zillion, right?
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Just in time for Valentine's Day comes what has to be the most romantic Futurama Fanarama yet (sorry, guys with naked Leela tattoos!) It's a delightful marriage proposal video from YouTube user doctorpoppa who proves that anyone who says a guy in a Bender mask speaking binary can't find true love can bite his shiny metal ass.
[via HuffPost Weddings]
Slate discusses Patrice O'Neal's recently released posthumous comedy album Mr. P in this laudatory and honest review, calling it "hilarious" (of course), "bittersweet," and a great representation of O'Neal's superbly improvisational stand-up style. The following critical nugget was spot-on:
By needling his crowd . . . , O’Neal manages to peel away the social niceties that keep people guarded and nervous—and less likely to laugh. And so, once he’s ready, he can start talking about his life, often without even really telling jokes, and absolutely kill.
As we reported back in December, sales proceeds from the album go to O'Neal's family. Let's do them and ourselves a favor and buy it here. Check out a clip below if you need convincing:
RIP, Patrice!
A little over a year ago, Jon Stewart played an instrumental role in raising awareness for the Zadroga Bill to provide healthcare to 9/11 first responders. Fortunately, the bill passed. However, in a twist that sounds like it's from a dark satire about how broken and inefficient our government is, cancer is not a covered ailment. So, Jon has once again lent his voice to the cause with this PSA for the FealGood Foundation:
