Before last night, I’d been wondering why the MTV Movie Awards still exist. I mean, does anybody really give a crap anymore? But that was before Sacha Baron Cohen “Bruno” dropped from the sky in angel wings (and no pants). When the wires got tangled, he fell ass-first into the crowd, landing on top of Eminem, giving him a taste of the ol’ undercarriage. Afterward, Eminem stormed off stage in a huff. There’s a lot of debate as to whether or not Eminem’s anger was real or just part of the act. But either way, TV doesn’t get much better than this.

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I really can’t give MTV’s new series “College Life” enough praise.  I’m not a huge fan of the whole reality thing, but since the show is shot by the students themselves it really puts a good spin on a tired genre.

Every episode is chocked-full of the real life drama of being an actual freshman at one of America’s largest party schools – the University of Wisconsin. Check out for yourself, you can watch all the episodes online in full here.

We caught up with the star’s of the show Josh, Kevin, Jordan and Andrea and asked them a few questions about  hooking-up, drinking, studying and if women can be considered pimps and men sluts. (more…)

“College Life” follows eight freshman and sophomore students — Josh, Alex, Lindsay, Andrea, Dan, Anna, Jordan and Kevin — attending school in Madison, Wisconsin. The students have been equipped with cameras and given a mission: film your College Life. The result is an intimate portrayal of the highs and lows of the experience, a no-holds barred, honest portrayal of life on campus. The academic and social pressures they face are real, as is the drama of lives that are being lived in real time. (more…)

For whatever reason, people still find it amazingly entertaining to watch hot rich people do stupid sh!t with their lives. But as a dude, getting through a whole episode can be kind of rough, sometimes. So instead of forcing you to sit through a bunch of episodes just to see Audrina Patridge, Heidi Montag and Lauren Conrad (oh yeah, and Lo and Stephanie Pratt, too) stripped-down and looking sexy, we’ve put together this bootylicious compilation of the superfly cast wearing only bikinis, like God intended.

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It’s not hard to imagine why the geniuses at MTV thought that turning the College Humor website into a TV show was a good idea. The site is very solid — has been for years — and the original skits they’ve been creating hit more times than not. MTV is starved for non-reality programming, and with a history of airing shows like Human Giant and Wundershowzen, likes to think of itself as a promoter of ‘cutting edge’ of new comedy. (more…)

MTV has hit the nail on the head with their new music video website launched earlier this week.

Think of MTVmusic.com as Hulu for music videos – currently offering thousands of embeddable music videos ranging from Gun’s and Roses’ classics to the newest Rihanna releases, MTV plans on offering the most complete music video archive on the interweb.

The only thing stopping MTVmusic from overtaking YouTube as the go-to music video sharing service is MTV’s inability to play nice on the playground. A perfect example can be found in Weird Al Yankovic’s “Don’t Download This Song.”  As pointed out by CrunchGear, MTVmusic bleeped out the names of file sharing sites to deter people from using non-MTV affiliated music services to download music. (more…)

Over the weekend, MTV hosted “BUSTED Live: Countdown to Lockdown,” at their studios in Manhattan, bringing in some of the most infamous “Busted” victims, the officers that busted them, and showing the audience some never-before-seen clips of the show.

COED was in attendance so read about what we saw go down or we will be forced to taser you like all those drunk college kids on the show! (more…)

Growing up I was such a huge fan of the show “COPS.” High paced action, guns drawn, street fights, hookers dressed in neon leotards getting nailed turning tricks, hilarious down and out crack heads trying to talk the cops out of bringing them “downtown,” sweet adrenalin fueled police brutality and how about the theme song – the show was f**king genius.

Well now “COPS” is back! Kind of. MTV’s BUSTED takes the “COPS” formula and applies it to your favorite major college campuses across the country. (more…)

Tony Do(r)koupil of Newsweek thinks your slacking.

According to his article Why I Am Leaving Guyland, he accuses male twenty-somethings of being lonely, self conscious and unaccomplished, mainly due to the perception that being single and binge drinking is the way to go. He references a grad who carries fake MTV executive business cards because he’s ashamed of his job (touché) and cites statistics implying a decline in young men’s overall satisfaction with their lives.

You can listen to logical arguments for all of this, which state higher suicide rates and lower salaries for young men, or you can write an article to Newsweek demanding an apology for slandering our generation and demand he come witness first hand how much you can drink and how many women you bring home every weekend which makes you perfectly satisfied with life.

You do bring home every weekend, right?