Generation Y has also been called the Net Generation for our widespread use of web-based technologies. Not only do 97% of us own computers, 75% of college students use Facebook. As such, the internet has been flooded with many similar websites, but some are more evil t

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She may be young, but she has mad skillz.

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Brown junior Alicia Sarcamone sticks some guy in the face for all the YouTube world to see. Hopefully she sticks her landing that well too.

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Anytime we post anything having to do with Greek life we feel like we're stepping on Johnny Quest's toes, but there is just no way we could pass up posting this video. This sentence is usually where we make some kind of snarky remark, but the video pretty much spea... MORE »

While researching UFOs (don't ask), I came across this television interview with a man claiming to be an "expert" in the field. 

 

Needless to say, if this video clip doesn't convince non-believers, nothing ever will.

 

I think I will personally nominate this gentleman for a Nobel Pea

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Everything looks better in slow motion -- even the moment you receive your Ivy League acceptance letter.

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Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel may be moving on to actually sleeping with new people, but their concept of revealing break up videos lives on in these humiliating YouTube spots.

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Seriously, this will be the last one for a while.

As mentioned earlier, "Ultimate Dino Remix 2005" is a Studio 22 project from two years ago that is still talked about to this day as not only an insane set experience, but as the film that introduced "The Men and Women of RTVF Calendar" to the world.... MORE »

Check out the trailer for this new web series from some recent NU graduates.  Living in the big city trying to get laid?  Sounds a little cliché - but maybe I'm too cynical on the whole "quarterlife crisis in pop culture" thing.  Feel free to weigh in, readers!

Their YouTube channel is here, if you want to keep up with the series.

In the class project "Litter Into Glitter", writer/director Jason Klorfein wonders what would happen if cat urine was able to turn into glitter overnight and change the life of a girl in need of some make-up.

Unlike the previous post about crazy NU film projects, this one was actually for class. As in, handed in for a grade. 

...We seriously couldn't make this shit up.