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We know that you love the mammoth video game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim more than life itself.
The China, IL creator knows Pitt is laughing at us all somewhere right now.
The big-deal comics artist/writer expounds on his lifelong love of supernatural tales.
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The Portlandia Co-Creator and SNL Star Explains Why He's Afraid to Break the Law in Videogames
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This year, get that special someone a gift they'll never forget. For whatever reason.
Soon mankind will look back to the dark days of cinema's past, upon an age where audiences did not don Roy Orbison-style sunglasses indoors to see digital debris fly at their faces... and we will laugh.
The provocative filmmaker and eager podcaster is ready and willing to fill your life with dog-related tweets. Don't fight it.
In anticipation of Sunday's big game, here's a study that celebrates the lyrical celebrations of America's most celebrated sport.
When your seasonal forecast is in the furry hands of a chubby marmot, it helps to be prepared.
Our extremely confident message board admin, xoxoDumpTruckoxox, is going to hit you right in the deck.
The Penthouse Pet explains her fetish for filthy, but (mostly) SFW, graphic novels.
Your back windshield isn't just there to keep wind from coming into the back of your car; it's a place for you to tell fellow motorists a little bit about yourself.
The Delocated! creator/star reflects on a life well spent...between two slices of lightly-toasted ciabatta.
The gruff comic looks back on the lost art of barking "come on down!"
There were so many video games released this year, it's very hard to know which ones were the best.
We know it's list season, which means you probably need another list as badly as you need another glass of eggnog.
These bests are undoubtedly the best bests of calendar year 2011.
Adult Swim Presents The 8 Clips of Hanukkah, a video collection of kosher holiday fun.
It's the holidays and Adult Swim is here to help you understand the meaning behind the gifts you get.
The deadpan comic and former SNL news anchor brushes up his Shakespeare.
Just imagine if you could levitate and turn yourself invisible.
Adult Swim presents five handpicked, untapped masterpieces for your remaking consideration, Hollywood.
Saint's Row: The Third is a pretty tame affair unless you know the best sex clubs or where to find a good deal on a laser gun.
Adult Swim Message Boards Admin and self-proclaimed Best Gamer Ever, xoxoDumpTruckoxox, will PWN you.
The Fight Club author doesn't always have to destroy something beautiful.
Adult Swim Historitician Sal Crumbsbley delves into the tradition of the harvest festival and how it informs modern Thanksgiving in America.
Adult Swim honors the turducken this Thanksgiving with a list of new ideas of culinary synergy to stuff you full of holiday cheer.
The Jackass stuntman explains how a tiny ball saved his sanity and sobriety.
We know that you love the mammoth video game Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim more than life itself.
Alternative hip-hop heroes Das Racist are not shy about their esoteric tastes, but did you know hype man Dapwell is really into Chinatown?
You love exercising. And you love cats. So why not exercise by using cats as weights?
Seanbaby delves deep into 'toe-curling, mind-blowing, infallible loving' for Catholics.
The Primus frontman likes his movies like he likes his spaghetti: Western.
Adult Swim Historitician Sal Crumbsbley presents Halloween, an overview.
Take a few cautious, baby steps beyond the edge of madness as we teach you the basics of H.P. Lovecraft and Cthulhu.
The China, IL creator knows Pitt is laughing at us all somewhere right now.
Let us show you how to make the most of the Zombie Apocalypse.
Are you looking for an original and inexpensive Halloween costume idea for your big holiday spookathon?
The big-deal comics artist/writer expounds on his lifelong love of supernatural tales.
Feast your eyes on some rare animation treasures, from student projects to nightmare fuel.
The Anthrax guitarist salutes his undead brothers and sisters.
Adult Swim Historitician Sal Crumbsbley presents the life and times of Christopher Columbus.
We only know one man who has the guts to stare into the mouth of madness... and then stab its tongue.
Playboy's 2010 Playmate Of The Year has a spooky fascination with the paranormal that we're totally not making up.
Let us school you on some schools.
The voice of Mr. Burns reminisces on three comedies that are secretly seething dramas.
It's not easy admitting that you no longer care to be a down-ass clown.
Mild protestations aside, podcast king Marc Maron is a bit of a guitar geek. You don't see non-guitar geeks throwing Marc Ribot's name out there very often.
Get to know the personalities behind each of Ryan Gosling's well-defined abdominal muscles.
You may think of them merely as RG's stomach posse, but there are eight individuals living in that tightly-packed ab-oratory. Come get to know them.
Adult Swim sort of proudly presents 8 Diseases, that, although often tragic, are also undeniably arousing.
The nerdcore hip-hopper likes his gaming full of words and graphics-free.
Adult Swim historitician Sal Crumbsbley presents a timeline of Labor Day throughout history.
The Childrens Hospital co-star explains why he wears Speedos and listens to hip-hop with his dog.
Sometimes we get mad, shake our fist in the air, and yell "Khaaaaaan!" at the top of our lungs.
For Childrens Hospital's Sy Mittleman, "gone fishin'" is more than just a potential tattoo: it's a way of life.
Over 100 artists have lent their considerable talents to the SUPER iam8bit art show in Los Angeles.
The Asylum agreed to share their secrets and teach us how to make Hollywood knock-offs the way the pros do it.
Robot Chicken's co-creator has room in his heart for teleporters and real-world science.
Cerebral Ballzy's lead singer dishes on his all-time favorite cartoons and their rock-world corollaries.
Detroit's wicked rap clowns reveal their favorite underrated horror flicks—and their fear of hillbillies.
IGN's infamous PSP-licker and G4TV co-host has a soft spot for the Far East and Korean dramas.
One half of They Might Be Giants pulls back the Hollywood curtain to reveal that sometimes, showbiz people are kinda mean.
The perennial partier explains how underground comics identify and amplify the value of the Other.
The star of National Terrorism Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle:: talks movies.
We sit down with the self-proclaimed "punk porno princess" to go over her summer reading list for 2011.
The Childrens Hospital creator is all about exciting productivity techniques that most of us are way too disorganized to understand.
Troma Entertainment's co-founder reflects on the movie that inspired him to be a filmmaker.
The stand-up/humorist ponders how the three years immediately following Star Wars yielded his favorite comedies.
The divisive director is really just a big softie for the classics.
The mustachioed funnyman dreams of one day carving a big ol' boat and hoisting the mizzen-mast.
G4TV's gamer girl goes gaga for superorganisms.
This martial artist will mop the floor with you if you're not down with Jim Croce.
Del Tha Funky Homosapien: rapper, producer, singer, and gamer-on-the-move.
Max Brooks: noted zombie historian, former Saturday Night Live writer, and full-on DIY sugar-grower.
Henry Rollins: musician, actor, spoken-word performer, political activist and snake-charmer.
The controversial writer sure hopes they serve paleo food in hell.
A former porn star embraces six cartoons that she learned to love hardcore.
The animator who made "my spoon is too big" famous likes silent films, documentaries, and – yes – animation.
Five flicks that titillate, inspire, and offend the Human Centipede mastermind.
The Flaming Lips' frontman reveals seven movies that he's been obsessed with all his life.
Mortal Kombat's ko-kreator likes his TV the way he likes his games: with a healthy dose of death.
The white person behind Stuff White People Like likes a whole bunch of stuff.
The child-actor turned adult-director likes lots of different movies...when he gets to watch them.
The gaming guru behind Gears of War gushes about good TV and good bad guys.
The big Swede discusses directing like a master and acting like a dog.
When she isn't rocking the Best Coast, this cool chick from Cali enjoys some really bad TV.
The B-52 and Superion betrays his soft spot for science fiction and Vicki Lawrence.
The mash-up impresario likes to mash up his movies, too.
The rapper-producer extraordinaire talks flicks both under- and overrated.
Actor-comedian-metalhead Brian Posehn is so metal that he watches punk documentaries. Or is it the other way around?
Everyone's favorite musical funnyman explains how the right movie selection can improve your celebrity impersonations.
Renaissance woman Zoe Lister-Jones makes lots of time for movies when she's not busy writing or starring in them.
The ex-Pixies front man and prolific solo artist talks Pusswhip Banggang and TV from across the pond.
The brains behind Twisted Metal and God of War talks about the documentaries he wants to see and why Hook is misunderstood.
English funny dude Simon Pegg takes a few moments to talk with Adult Swim about some of the things he would like to watch some day.
Gaijin Games' founder and Bit.Trip designer discusses comic book adaptations and horror movies.
An artist obsessed with pop culture works his way through a cinematic buffet, starting with Jerry Orbach.
