Just as the Puppy Bowl sits as the heavily popular (or pupular) alternative to America's favorite Sunday night time-waster the Super Bowl, Conan O'Brien once again introduced his own alternative to watching his own show.
In most scenarios we're totally against the idea of picking up a hitchhiker. These people can easily be crazed maniacs. But in the case of this video, it was the driver who turned out to be insane.
Super Bowl 2013 is going to be off the hook. Look at all the Tostitos and Pepsi Next this guy is buying for a party. And this is just the preview for the actual Super Bowl Pepsi commercial that's going to air.
Even 'Parks and Recreation' star Amy Poehler is getting in on the Super Bowl commercials of 2013. "How many hilarious movies starring me will this play before running out of juice?," asks Amy, holding up a tablet. Good question, Amy. If the answer isn't "all of them," then we don't want to buy one.
Watch your backs people! Actually, watch the back of your knees because this little girl proves to be the fastest boxer in Kazakhstan and maybe the world.
Who knew bikers were such hopeless romantics?
The Rockefeller Center ice skating rink might be perfect for marriage proposals in New York City, but if you're in Los Angeles you'll have to get a little more creative -- like shutting down a major highway.
It isn't everyday we find ourselves being schooled by a kid (or in this case, Kid President) but the message coming across in this video is so powerful, everyone should give it a view.
America's fascination with Auto-Tune continues. And yes, this one is also catchy.
Get ready for some tears, folks! It's never easy when an owner hears the horrid news of having to put their pet down. Coming to grips with the fact that a member of the family is suffering is difficult. But in this case, the owner of Lennox — a dog dying of severe cancer who also suffers from arthritis — decided not to focus on the negative. Instead, he chose to make Lennox's last meal an epic one.
We can all agree that we're elated 'SNL' cast member Jason Sudeikis decided to stay onboard this season, right? Coming back with his hysterically strange and cartoonish version of Vice President Joe Biden, Sudeikis brought us 'Biden Bash' on last night's episode, a party filled with cotton candy, dog shows, a bouncy castle and the VP's Kung Fu expo.
If former 'SNL' player Rachel Dratch knew that her post-NBC life would consist of climbing through a Julia Roberts-themed obstacle course, she might have stayed put. Recently, the always bizarre 'Billy on the Street' (with the eccentric Billy Eichner) took Dratch inside Roberts' illustrious career all for the end prize of a dishwasher.
