Learn from the best.

Hey Pinocchio! Where YOU goin’?!

Believe it or not, he’s a complete catch.

I think it’s true.

Whatever he hits, he destroys.

Skin that smokewagon and see what happens.

Holy crap this is funny. Randy Savage would be proud.

All breakdancers from 1986, BEWARE. The Daggers are coming.

I don’t really know if there’s anything more to say. The clip pretty much speaks for itself. A band from Switzerland doing an awful rendition of “The Final Countdown” by Europe.

BTTF: The Ride may be leaving, but we’ll always have Huey to remind us of the good times.

Ridiculous. Hilarious. More than mildly homoerotic. Basically, everything that was great about WCW.

Great Gary Busey interview on David Letterman from 1990. Unfortunately it’s cut off at the end but we still get to hear Gary’s stories about goats penetrating hogs.

Introduction for the Russian show “Brat’ya po-raznomu” based on “Perfect Strangers.”

Bill Shatner at his very, VERY best.

Bob Hoskins and Dennis Hopper battle to the death to determine the fate of both universes!!!

Mike Awesome has joined the long list of wrestling superstars to die at an all-too-early age. Now, I was never a fan of ECW. I never really found guys diving through flaming tables and thumbtacks to be entertaining, and I sure as hell never considered it “wrestling.” However, something has to be said for what type of performer Mike Awesome was. At around 300 pounds, Awesome regularly tempted fate by climbing to the top rope. In the words of Joey Styles during one of Mike’s matches in ECW, “most 300 pounders don’t even get off the ground anymore, brother.” Along with the also recently deceased Bam Bam Bigelow, Awesome was probably the most agile big man ever.
Mike Awesome vs. Masato Tanaka (ECW Heat Wave ‘98)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=mJvZQ_r5XkQ

RIP Mike Awesome.

One of the more bizarre and inadvertantly hilarious weightlifting sessions ever caught on tape.

Video for Sharped Dressed Man…Enough said.

They call him Bruce.

A sneak peak at “Live Free or Die Hard,” aka “Die Hard 4,” aka “John McClane: Superhero.”