Hannah Davis believes there's no such thing as bad publicity for a model. She addresses her infamous crotch flash on the cover of Sports Illustrated in the March issue of Maxim. “That will be every year with the cover," Hannah explained. "They’ll say, ‘It was photoshopped too much, or those aren’t her real ... [Read More]

Humanity destroyed the planet in Mad Max: Fury Road but Seth Meyers is determined to save it as an environmentally friendly War Boy in Reasonable Max. Meyers tries to enlighten his brethren by pointing out the wastefulness of driving gas guzzling monster trucks to fill up on the scarce resource in Gas Town. He suggests they ... [Read More]

Jimmy Kimmel parodies the Broadway musical The Producers in his annual Oscar special. Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane devise a scheme to fundraise for a unelectable candidate and keep the money when his campaign implodes. "But wait, wait," Lane thinks out loud. "This candidate, he's gotta be the worst candidate in ... [Read More]

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice stars joker Jimmy Kimmel but his scene was cut for being "too awesome" explained guest Ben Affleck. It features Bruce Wayne (Affleck) and Clark Kent (Henry Cavill) in a heated argument that attracts the attention of Kimmel, who quickly deduces their secret identities. He mocks Lex Luthor ... [Read More]

Aquaman's former assassin and current love interest, Mera, dons the mantle in Aquaman #49 by writer Dan Abnett and artist Vicente Cifuentes. Aquaman AKA Arthur Curry grew up in a lighthouse and sees himself with a similar duty to watch over both land and sea. He proposes Atlantis join the global community to foster a ... [Read More]

Jimmy Kimmel reimagined The Walking Dead as the hovering dead. Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) gets chased by zombies on hoverboards but the badass biker is unimpressed these two-wheelers. The Walkers Hoverers are easily immobilized by stairs like a more douchey version of the Daleks on Doctor Who. Kimmel's sidekick Guillermo ... [Read More]

The Simpsons "Treehouse of Horror" has nothing on the terrifying possibility of a President Trump. Marge hyperventilates at the prospect in an online exclusive. Homer tells Marge to imagine the candidates having a Kumbaya moment, in which the politicians embrace each other while singing Marvin Gaye's "How Sweet It Is (To Be ... [Read More]