An NYC policeman pushes a Critical Mass bicyclist to the ground, and by "pushes" I mean totally makes him an asphalt sandwich.

He's apologizing for the effect his sport has on global warming, not his inability to control his car.

Kobe Bryant, the only professional athlete who chooses performance enhancing special effects over performance enhancing drugs.

Tonight on Fox News, "Skateboards causing small explosions, is this alternative sport safe for your child? Coming up next after Mass Effect: Sex Party, Special Report."

Malcolm Middleton sings "We're All Going to Die" and brings a holiday anthem to the masses (who are alone and depressed apparently).

An ancient threat returns. One final hope emerges. See the game trailer for Mass Effect, only on the XBox 360.

There's no special effect quite as special as a catfight.

This man had a rare condition known as "fetus-in-fetus," wherein an non-survived twin became a calcified mass in his belly. WARNING: gross!!

Follow the greats like Axl Rose and Tommy Lee and get yourself in fighting shape with the Heavy Metal Diet. Side effects include alcoholism, herpes and heroin addiction.

This is an awesome video effect called time displacement; it uses time delay to create the illusion of twists in the moving video subject.

Max Tyrie made a Modest Mouse video with 4,133 Kinko's copies and stop-motion photography. The result kicks After-Effects ass.

It’s not all that often that a band does a live cover that makes you want to find out more about the original artist, but I have a feeling this version of “Blue It Is” originally recorded by the late Billy MacKenzie might have that effect on a lot of you. This performance is one of my favorite moments from the Live at LG sessions. Good stuff!

AMPOP are from Reykjavik, Iceland and they sound more like Radiohead than they do their countrymen Sigur Ros. Big melodies, soaring vocals and some pretty cool guitar effects highlight this performance. Look for a couple more songs in the near future.