Congresswoman Donna Edwards (D- MD) totally stuck it to her Republican colleagues with a little slam courtesy of The White Stripes‘ song “Effect and Cause.” Watch it:

The hits keep coming as I dig through my old digital files. Here is a previously unpublished cartoon I drew in 2002 trying to depict the difference between “hipsters” and “scenesters”:

Hahahah. Creepily still relevant.

This video made me laugh:

I saw this in front of me waiting on line at Trader Joe’s.

Tragic, no?

Acid wash denim cat jacket. Need I say more?

Photo from Nothingisneutral.com.

One of the reasons The Onion is genius. Here’s a video describing the positive effects of a viral marketing campaign centered around Gwyneth Paltrow getting socked in Iron Man 2:

‘Iron Man 2′ Buzz Heats Up Over Rumors Gwyneth Paltrow Gets Punched In Face

These things made me smile today:

1. Kid singing “Bad Romance” by Lady Gaga

Everyone loves overweight white kids named Timmy wearing Mickey Mouse pajamas in his kitchen sharply snapping along the beat to an a capella version of “Bad Romance”. Oh and did I mention he’s singing into a ripened banana?

The best part? Around 3:10 when Timmy starts stomping in rhythm with the song as he chants “Walk, walk fashion baby/Work it/Move that bitch crazy.” You go girl-er-boyfriend!

SOURCE: Youtube via FREEwilliamsburg

2. Apple Aims to Dethrone Ticketmaster(bastard)

Apple applied for a patent to develop an electronic ticketing system connected to iTunes called “Concert Ticket +” SOURCE: Patently Apple

3. New York magazine’s “Approval Matrix” will be made into a TV show.

Bravo is working with (brilliant) former VH1 exec Michael Hirschorn to develop a television show based off the popular “Approval Matrix” feature in New York magazine. SOURCE: NY Post

If you follow me on Facebook / Twitter, you probably noticed how I totally freaked out last night when absentmindedly watching SNL with host Jude Law.

(This was after my earlier freak out in the evening when I saw actor (and celebrity blogger) Michael Kenneth Williams — aka “Omar Little” from The Wire — playing a would-be terrorist on Law & Order.)

The reason was Julian Casablancas induced — as soon as I heard the begining beats of “Boombox,” the song which Julian guested on for the Lonely Island album, Incredibad, I knew what was coming — hilarity and awesomeness.

Not only were all the scenes described in the song acted out, but Julian is sporting this hideously weird side rat tail hair with the multicolors — but staying on trend and totally making it work. I’m convinced, Julian Casablancas owns neo-80s style. But probably my favorite moment is at the end when Julian smashes a flower pot and declares that “a boombox is not a toy.” [UPDATE: Reader Melissa pointed out that there is actually a "Boombox" shirt being sold on the Lonely Island site. Rock it!]

So true.

Check out the video and you will not be disappointed:

Oh, and in other news, The Strokes will headline Lollapalooza.

RELATED: Julian Casablancas Gets His “Boombox” On with Lonely Island

Last night Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg did “Lazy Sunday” live on Jimmy Fallon. It was hizlarious:

Last night while watching Jimmy Fallon, I witnessed the single greatest moment of TV I’ve seen all month — Jimmy pretending to be Neil Young, covering the “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” theme song. It’s so perfect, and dare I say beautiful.