LOL Video! Watch SNL’s Live-Action Version of ‘The Ambiguously Gay Duo’

 Matt Cherette — It's been a while since Saturday Night Live has aired "The Ambiguously Gay Duo"—its classic animated sketch about a couple of superheroes who may also be an actual couple—so when it appeared on screen during tonight's episode, many were pleasantly surprised. But then the sketch suddenly transformed into a live-action one—featuring appearances by Jimmy Fallon, Jon Hamm, Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert and host Ed Helms—and "pleasantly surprised" instantly became a huge understatement.

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Bullies Get Owned: 12 Videos Of Bullies Getting What They Deserve

The American Justice Department reports that one out of every four kids in grades six through 10 has been bullied. And thanks to the proliferation of video-capturing gadgets—phones, flip cams, even iPods—you can probably watch a good number of them online. However, not every kid that gets bullied curls up into a defenseless ball and prays for their antagonist to go away. Nah, a few brave souls actually—gasp!—fight back.

Look at Sydney, Australia's Casey Heynes. This 12-year-old (recently nicknamed The Punisher) became the poster child for anit-bullying when he surprisingly body slammed his aggressor, Ritchard Gale, ridiculously hard on the concrete floor. After the entire world watched and cheered, he became a viral sensation. But Heynes isn’t the only person to have been captured on camera laying the smackdown against his oppressor. Watch these 12 videos of bullies getting beat down by their victims.

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This Breathtaking Saturn Video Is Exactly What Everyone’s Soul Needs Right Now

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Jesus Diaz — After all the horror we are seeing these days, after the continuous bad news, I think it's time for some mind- and spirit-cleansing beauty. Something to remind us that humans and nature can sometimes produce awe-inspiring things. Like this video.
The Cassini spacecraft reached Saturn in 2004, sending the clearest images of the most striking planet in the Solar System. Working at home, Stephen Van Vuuren used those photos to create the most hypnotizing space film I've seen. There is no CGI and no 3D models in these images. Just images from NASA. Jump to 0:56 for the final result of his work, so far.
Stephen took the approach and orbit photos, painstakingly cropping, scaling, and putting them together in an IMAX-quality film. Tens of thousands 5,600,000-pixel video frames in full 32-bit natural color. He is still working on it. When he's done, I want to see this big. [Thanks Karl!]


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Space Shuttle Launch: Viewed From an Airplane

This is VERY cool. A passenger of an airplane takes video of the Space Shuttle Discovery taking off! This is the Shuttle's last mission.

Video Released of Houston Police Beating Teen Suspect Chad Holley

A graphic and disturbing video of a suspect (Chat Holley) being beaten while laying down in a submissive pose. The video wasn't immediately shown to the media until now, and the Judge that blocked the video tried to get the video back pressuring the media with legal action.