Kevin Spacey’s incredible impressions on Inside the Actors Studio. A genius man. Listen to the impressions without the visuals, and you will be blown away. 

“I’d rather swallow a bag of hair.”
— Johnny Depp on dancing.
“I’m sorry, Jerry, but your future has been cancelled.”
— Leslie Knope to Jerry on Parks & Rec
“I have internet access right now, ‘cause things are going pretty well.”
— Aziz Ansari, Dangerously Delicious
“My dad says that each one of my freckles is a kiss from an angel.”
— Ginger kid on South Park’s “Ginger Kids”

witstream:

alexblagg:

The Year-Round South-By Guy’s Guide to SXSW

I made this video for IFC that lays out a comprehensive fitness program for keeping yourself in peak condition for South By Southwest all year long. Watch it to get your shit together before you go to Austin in a few weeks.

Alex is readier than you will ever be.

Ryan Gosling reacts to the “Hey, Girl” dishtowel.

He, and the Rotten Tomatoes interviewer, are surprisingly hilarious. 

heydrawthis:

Truth.

My friend made this. Tell her what else to draw.

heydrawthis:

Truth.

My friend made this. Tell her what else to draw.

Jenna Marbles on How Lady GaGa Writes Songs

Wait for the impressions beginning 1:16. Emphasis on 1:35. 

And don’t miss the ever-changing contortions of the same piece of metallic fabric. 

jagweed:

And here we go! Amy is not my first choice, but in brunette it’s okay. ;)

“The Nest” Starring Tina Fey & Amy Poehler, written by Paula Pell, directed by Andrew Flemming


Wait, what? 

jagweed:

And here we go! Amy is not my first choice, but in brunette it’s okay. ;)

“The Nest” Starring Tina Fey & Amy Poehler, written by Paula Pell, directed by Andrew Flemming

Wait, what? 

latenightjimmy:

Tavi Gevinson skipped school yesterday to be on our show, but it was totally worth it because she got to make a wish in Stevie Nicks’ dreamcatcher.

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Identity Theft Steals More Brain Cells than Laughs

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Between the organized crime, bounty hunting, man hunt, snake, slapstick, car chases, and an endless series of unbelievable mishaps,

Identity Theft pulls every trick in the book.

A few laughs, but its use of gimmicks was just too much for me.

I’m sure this’ll end up being some kind of modern day classic, like a lot of the movies that I pan; but, to the majority their own.

This one’s not for me.