Thursday, March 24th, 2011
By Steven Romano
Seeing a full-length computer-animated movie 15 or so years ago was a rare thing indeed – if not a real treat for moviegoers – since not many studios had the budget or access to the utilities that made such animation possible. But sadly, nowadays it seems that the market is flooded by a sh*tstorm of crappy animated films. Quantity over quality is the name of the game in this business and just about anybody with a lackluster idea can stake their claim in the mediocrity-ridden world of computer animation – and that means you! Read COED’s guide to creating a crappy computer-animated film and avoid a straight-to-DVD release all together!
Monday, September 20th, 2010
By Charlsie N.
While actresses and female pop stars are spending all their time and money doing all that they can to get noticed (Lindsay Lohan — I’m talking to you), it seems like the men are sitting back enjoying the ride, proving that it’s great to be a guy in Hollywood!
Thursday, January 17th, 2008
By John - USMA
While it’s sure to go over the head of many viewers (due to relevance, not pretentiousness), the Garfield tributes by Lasagna Cat are some of the most absurdly funny videos I’ve seen in years.
Lasagna Cat (the creation of Fatal Farm, an artist based out of L.A.) has created a bizarro world full of wonky live-versions of the Garfield cartoon strip… Click to read more
Friday, November 9th, 2007
By COED Staff
“Does Your Girlfriend Act Her Age?” tells us that “the women you date should behave—and look—like grown-ups, not characters from High School Musical.” It also explains that with each new episode of The Hills,Gossip Girls and each new tabloid story “chronicling the dysfunction of the Lindsays, Britneys, Nicoles, Heidi… Click to read more
Sunday, September 9th, 2007
By Josh - New Hampshire
What. Is. Going. On.
This is the sloppiest award show ever, and everybody with respected talent seem to be causing it…purposely!
WHAT DID BRITNEY DO? WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT??
What is happening?
Is this the first death knoll onto pop culture?
Are the VMAs inadvertently exposing the talentless wasteland that is pop music?
This is so awesome! Everybody i… Click to read more
Thursday, August 9th, 2007
By COED Staff
Jamie Sadler, a 19 year old student at the University of Florida, was not only the first contestant to play for money, but was also the first contestant to net $1,000,000 on the new CBS game show “Power of 10.” The show hosted by Drew Carey features contestants predicting the results of polls of Americans on topics concerning politics and pop cult… Click to read more