Welcome to COED’s end-of-the-day feature, in which we highlight the most interesting articles, posts, pics, or vids you might’ve missed on the internet. Today’s edition includes Samuel L Jackson’s narration of Go The F*** To Sleep, Joss Stone almost going permanently to sleep, Playboy’s Mrs. Crystal Hefner cover, Arianny Celeste’s lusty Bud Light Lime commercial, Duke Nukem’s depressing downfall and much more. Check out the sh*t we should’ve published after the jump.

Over the years, Hollywood has raised the bar for deaths in movies. Before all it took was one gunshot or one stab and, BOOM, you’re dead. To avoid stagnation, deaths are starting to become more creative in movies. Whether its gory or wince-worthy, depressing or triumphant, a death can be very effective in provoking a reaction. However, sometimes that reaction is laughter and not always on purpose. That being said, here are a few deaths that, intentional or not, are ridiculous. WARNING: These clips are NOT for the faint of heart or weak of stomach.

Saw II: Flesh & Blood is the second video game based on the popular film franchise set to hit stores today. It’s one of few horror movies that made the jump to game consoles, which is odd. COED takes a look at horror movie candidates that are way overdue for a video game adaptation.

It’s always funny to see people you think of as complete badasses do funny stuff. Take this rendition of Lady Gaga’s hit song, “Poker Face,” as performed by Christopher Walken on BBC1. His intonation and extremely strange Queens accent just give the song a little something extra. On a side note: Is it just me, or does Christopher Walken look more and more like vampire as time goes on? Maybe he is a vampire.

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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! Since you’re going to be celebrating the holiday, refresh your memory of how this whole turkey-eating thing started with pilgrims Christopher Walken and John Madden. (Ok, it’s not exactly how it happened, but whatev… Click to read more

If you are watching the first game of the 2008 World Series then you’ll know what this video is all about.
Two years ago Tampa Bay Rays owner Stuart Sternberg was looking for a gimmick similar to the Los Angeles Angels’ rally monkey to pump up his fans. After watching clips of his favorite TV show Saturday Night Live, Sternberg chose Bruce Dickin… Click to read more

Pilgrims Christopher Walken and John Madden land in the new world. They must decide whether to give thanks for it, or completely annihilate it…… Click to read more