Johnny Depp recently played Donald Trump in a Funny or Die movie called "The Art of the Deal". In this interview he really pins down exactly what he thinks is the essence of Donald Trump: a brat.
In other Trump news, these are real things that Donald Trump said about 50% of the population:
Did you miss the GOP debate last week? Would you rather watch children reenact it? Well, Funny or Die has you covered.
Who knows where they found these disgustingly adorable children with their little faces acting so expressively perfect, but they really put their tiny hearts into inhabiting the full spirit of the Republican primary debate.
Look at Donald Trump here:
If the kid thing isn't doing it for you, but you still want to experience the debate other than watch it, Patton Oswalt live-tweeted it for you.
If that's still not your thing, just watch Donald Trump dance for a bit.
Planned Parenthood has had it tough lately. First, some undercover films were released showing some alleged back door selling of fetal tissue, then calling for defunding the organization became a political necessity for candidates seeking the GOP presidential nomination.
The videos, which many see as aggressively edited, were captured by an undercover sting operation by the Center for Medical Progress. They swiftly led to Republicans in the Senate bringing a vote to defund the organization Aug. 3. It failed to pass.
Then, in the crowded, 17-person GOP primary field, the topic of defunding Planned Parenthood in wake of the tapes became something of a bingo free space in currying support from pro-life voters. Candidate Gov. Bobby Jindal even went so far as to approve an executive order to withdraw from the state's contract in funding Louisiana's two Planned Parenthood clinics.
Well, things are about to get even worse with this video, which showcased the true experience had by millions of women who reach out for the provider for help and guidance with reproductive health.
Scathing is one word for it.
Maybe now, the assistance that Planned Parenthood gives can be rightly scrutinized.
Donald Trump has stolen a lot of the limelight in this early race for the presidency.
Between recent nonsense like giving out Lindsey Graham's cell phone number and his social media presence, it's been like the proverbial car wreck where you try to hide your eyes but can't look away.
Wouldn't you like to take it just one step further and know what it feels like to be the Donald himself? Sure you would.
That's why the good people at Funny or Die have created a board game that incredibly reflects what it must feel like to walk in Trump's shoes and feel that perfect hair blowing in the breeze.
Forget virtual reality, this promises a truly immersive experience.
For some, being one of the best football players in the country just isn't enough.
New England Patriots Tight End Rob Gronkowski just wants a little love in his life, so the good people at Funny or Die decided to immortalize his longing for romance in the film A Gronking to Remember, opposite model Charlotte McKinney.
For Gronk, that romance involves spiking the most thoughtful of things on his lady's backside. From roses, a box of chocolates up to an eventual engagement ring, it's a tale that will surely inspire you to appreciate the sentimental things in life.
Image this is a butt:
At least it showcases him wanting some mature love as opposed to the video released in May of him motorboating a stripper.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio recently introduced body cameras for the NYPD in light of the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island and the unrest following the decision to not indict the officer responsible.
And in case you were wondering what a typical day in the life of a New York City police officer entails, "Funny or Die" has obtained some exclusive, leaked footage from the body cams, involving donuts, c0caine and selfies.
This Thursday you can watch Christopher Walken and Allison Williams sing and dance around as Captain Hook and Peter Pan in a live musical performance on NBC.
Or… you could be watching "30 Rock's" Jane Krakowski do it instead. Funny or Die has the "leaked" audition tape, and it's definitely the direction they should have taken.
There are still a few more days to change your mind NBC.
As a counterpoint to 10 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Woman. Suffice it to say that they're two vastly different experiences.
LaVar Burton is well on his way to reaching his $3.4 million goal to bring back the classic children's show that inspires the joy and benefit of reading. He recently teamed up with Funny or Die to give an update to Reading Rainbow's theme song. It turns out, reading may inspire more than we can all handle...but don't take our word for it.
Will Ferrell has accepted @rhcpchad's drum battle challenge if we can raise $300k for charity! Time to dig deep: http://t.co/EUQ6i5x7cU
— Funny Or Die (@funnyordie) February 11, 2014Here's what Will Ferrell has to say:
Hello people of the interwebs, it's Will Ferrell.
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These sports commentators just can't get past all of the ridiculous promos to the actual sports.
Actors Jesse Tyler Ferguson and George Takei address how to deal with homophobic neighbors in this delightful parody of the 1961 short propaganda film Boys Beware brought to you by Funny Or Die.
Smooth moves, Bruno.
It's always refreshing to see a celebrity do something goofy for Funny Or Die, even if it's still a little self-aggrandizing.
[thanks, rob!]
