Barack Obama showed off his comedic chops during his speech at Saturday night's White House Correspondents' Dinner, but that was far from all of the HIGHlarity he brought to the event!
In fact, he also proved that he's a pretty impressive actor, as seen during his appearance in a parody video of Steven Spielberg discussing his cinematic 'follow-up' to Lincoln, chronicling our current President's life and starring notorious method-actor Daniel Day-Lewis in the title role!
That's right, folks! Get ready to watch Barack Obama playing Daniel Day-Lewis playing Barack Obama (above)!
And the LOLz didn't stop there!
You can ALSO check out the video intro to the ceremony featuring Kevin Spacey's congressman character from House of Cardsalongside Senator John McCain, CBS News' Major Garrett and White House spokesperson Jay Carney…AFTER THE JUMP!!!
Hope you're hungry, TV fans, because E! is piling loads of juicy new programming onto your plate!
The NBCUniversal owned network just announced it ordered a slew of new series and plans to develop over a dozen new dramas, many of them scripted!
Known for shows like Married to Jonas, The Soup, and Keeping Up With the Kardashians, many fans are surprised by E!'s entry into scripted television, but some of the network's ideas are intriguing!!
A man of invention designs a silly contraption that allows people to work on their abs while they watch tv, but oops! There's a design flaw and it breaks thousands of customers' fingers.
Ouch!!!
So after Kevin Spacey's character in Father of Invention spends years in prison, he's left with nothing except the mercy of his daughter and her roomies.
Also starring Heather Graham, Johnny Knoxville, and Craig Robinson, this looks pretty funny.
We're glad a distributor finally picked it up for the US!
Kanye West may not have been having the best week - between the gay rumors, his latest temper tantrum, and a bruised up Lamborghini - but we have a feeling that with this weekend, all of that's about to change!
The sometimes-volatile yet supremely talented rapper has been hard at work recording his new album in Paris, and apparently, has few very creative, larger than life tricks up his sleeve for how he's going to begin its promotional campaign!
Which, of course, started last night, when he projected a video of himself performing his brand new single, New Slaves, onto the sides of 66 BUILDINGS LOCATED ALL OVER THE WORLD!
Ch-ch-check out to what the folks of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, were treated on the corner of Bedford and N. 7 (above)!