Smart Money magazine presents, "The Best Time to Buy Everything."

The Family Guy looks at what the world would be like if Al Gore was president in this YouTube clip.

I know what you're thinking. What would it look like if 1,500 Filipino prison inmates decided to recreate Michael Jackson's Thriller video? Well, it would look like this.

Vanity Fair magazine presents an oral history of The Simpsons.

Last weekend Mrs. Blogenheimer and I enjoyed watching The Best of Will Ferrell on DVD. My favorite clip was this appearance by Ferrell as Robert Goulet on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

The Chinese Popeye.

The Office's Creed Bratton shares his opinions in his blog Creed Thoughts.

A video showing 500 Years of Female Portraits in Western Art in 3 minutes.

Michael Cera has a funny new web-only show called Clark and Michael. It is a mockumentary about two young writers trying to sell their script in Hollywood.

In this funny video clip Arrested Development's Michael Cera gets fired on the set of the movie Knocked Up.

Last Friday, Mrs. Blogenheimer and I celebrated our 5th wedding anniversary by enjoying Jon Stewart's show at the Orpheum Theater. Here's an interview with Jon Stewart from the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

100 Movies, 100 Quotes, 100 Numbers. How many do you recognize?

Follow this link to watch Akira Kurosawa and Francis Ford Coppola in a series of Japanese television ads for Suntory whisky.

Alan Bacchus examines The Greatest Long Tracking Shots in Cinema in this post from his blog Daily Film Dose.

In this NFL Films video, Will Ferrell plays Chuck Barry, the self-proclaimed "best NFL trainer in the universe," who helps train USC center Ryan Kalil for the NFL draft.

"After a rather inauspicious career as a walk-on USC linebacker (five career tackles, five career ejections for unorthodox play) and what amounts to tryouts with 12 NFL teams in the 1970s, Barry set his sights on molding young men. His revolutionary style of training -- including "Crab Legs", the "Twinkie Drill" and "The Old Caboose" -- has made an impact on USC players like Kalil, Matt Leinart and others."

On Friday's premier of Bill Moyers Journal, Moyers began by saying, "I start my day with Josh Marshall and end it with Jon Stewart." It's like I have a twin! You can watch Moyers interview with Jon Stewart here and his interview with Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall here.

Spinal Tap reunites to fight global warming.

For this year's White House Correspondent's Dinner, David Letterman presented an updated version of his Top 10 George W. Bush moments.

"It's official. Stephen Colbert is the Greatest Living American."

Finally, someone is asking the uncomfortable question: Was the attack on the Death Star an inside job?