Interview with John Cusak:

Interview with Christina Milian:

Will I Am (and friends) recorded a song/video inspired by Barack Obama's "Yes, We Can" speech. Obama clearly inspires folks in a way that many candidates can't really match. This is an interesting phenomenon to watch.

...and well, from the profound to, uh, ObamaGirl is back with another hit at 1.9Million views already.

Wallpaper decorating tips:

Susan Lucci talks about her holiday traditions:

In the vein of Comm Craft's web 2.0 in "plain english" vids, we now got Chuck at PopLabs who explains Web 2.0 in rhyme styles.

Recognize. SEM and SEO rap.

Put ya hands up. Social Media Addiction rap.

Jerry O'Connell drives into Rachael's set:

Paula Deen and Rachael make Pumpkin Gooey Butter Cakes:

The WGA waits by the negotiating table while the AMPTP is MIA. And the moguls couldn't be bothered to attend Wednesday's LA City Council meeting because they were flying off for their vacations. (from Strike Life)

Or... was it because they had some other, more important meeting to attend?

For all you undecided voters out there who have yet to join the Obama camp, here's some more of the inspiration you need.

Hate it or love it, it's still pretty amazing to me that something which started as a joke has managed to maintain attention for such a prolonged period of time.

And for those who missed it, peep the return of Obama Girl just before the Iowa Caucus (1.3 million hits on YouTube and counting), when she received a pep talk from none other than Truman Girl.

Rachael Ray and Valerie Bertinelli make gumbo:

Recipe for Beef Tenderloin Sammies:

Hilary Swank stops by as a Mystery Taster:

Interview with The Rock:

Interview with Justin Long:

Psychic Medium Rebecca Rosen:

Interview with Kristin Davis:

Teaching manners to your kids:

Tim Gunn did an ambush makeover on one's of Rachael Ray's staff:

Tracy Morgan has a message for Rach:

Food Stylist Patrick shows how to make shortbread cookies:

Interview with Dame Helen Mirren:

Interview with Mark Steines:

Deborah Norville shows Rachael how to make a Gratitude Cake:

Interview with Marcia Gay Harden:

Rachael Ray and Gloria Estefan make Cubano Mac and Cheese:

Here it is, in all its glory: the 30 minute Two Towers, as written and performed by the Dartmouth Forensic Union and the Dartmouth Physics Department.

That's me as Gandalf, Faramir, a few random orcs, and the stunt double for Sam.

Our boys over at Fallon London must be enjoying this. The much talked about Cadbury's Gorilla spot latest spoof comes from Wonderbra. Peep both below, judge for your self.

Cadbury original:

Wonderbra spoof:

rondo (rahn'-do) verb. 1. To smoothly move between large objects with dexterity and purpose. 2. To remove an object quickly without being detected. 3. To create a distraction followed by a swift change of direction.

Usage example: I just rondo'd some potato chips off my co-worker's desk. I'm such a Ninja.

Word history: The word was created by the folks at Reebok for their new viral marketing campaign featuring [SHOCK ALERT!!] the Boston Celtics' Rajon Rondo. And without further ado, here are the videos (note the brilliant cameos by Dee Brown and Jo Jo White):

Survivor Host Jeff Probst:

Biggest Loser Hostess Alison Sweeney:

Interview with Jeff Foxworthy:

Jeff Foxworthy shares his Redneck definitions:

Nicollette Sheridan, Part 1:

Nicollette Sheridan, Part 2:

Our friends from MegaPictures BFD host this super-secret internal video laying out their nefarious plans.

A few stars from High School Musical 2:

Rachael features advice from YouTube:

Male underwear makeover:

Gretta offers men's underwear tips:

Daniel Radcliffe interview, part 1:

Daniel Radcliffe interview, part 2:

Justin Chambers interview, part 1:

Justin Chambers interview, part 2:

Recipe for Chili Con Queso Fondue:

Recipe for Cacciatore Soup:

Rachael Ray sends her correspondent, Justin Willman, to crash a high school reunion:

Justin Willman also checked out haunted houses: