Sesame Street always explains things much better, don't they?

Show this to your kids so they don't invest all their Piggy Bank money with a psychopath like Bernie Madoff!

Here's Rickey Gervais and Sesame Street's Elmo. Both have hilarious laughs, which makes us want to punch them in the face, too.

If you see a bunch of car crashes in the streets when it's icy out, just pick up your video camera and laugh away!

There is only person who can save Wall Street and conquer the world: Stewie from Family Guy.

Cops need to be cool under pressure but casually crossing the street as a racecar buzzes your ass is beyond the call of duty.

Blockbuster sequels in theaters and on the internet. Keepon takes it to the streets. Spot the guys from Spoon making cameos in this one.

Cops in NYC are apparently breaking the law. Luckily the opposite of a superhero, "Jimmy Justice", is trolling the streets. He busts cops with his mom's handycam.

This news footage (Spanish?) shows a street fight between five men – they guy in all black takes on the other four! Awesome!

Robbers On High Street have been kicking around the New York rock scene for a number of years now, but if you ask us they’re going to be a household name after the release of their latest record, Grand Animals, due out on July 24th. So yeah this is a sneak peek into what the album has in store, and you heard it at Live at LG first!

I like street performers that actually bring something new to the table, to make me appreciate their disadvantaged-ness. Like playing an instrument with your feet.

This news video depicts a violent protest on the streets of Santiago, Chile. For more than 8 hours, riot police tried to contain the blood-thirsty protesters. Then one drop-kicked a cop. Awesome.

Some perv decided to film these large ladies running down the street. BBW kink, I say!

Our fun-loving creative team decided to take it to the streets and "ghost ride" an unsuspecting guy's Hummer.

Street To Nowhere are originally from Oakland, CA, so they know what it’s like to be in the shadow of something (San Francisco…get it?), but show here that their songs and talent are second to none.

Dave from Street To Nowhere came by the studio and played a bunch of songs for us, one of which was this AMAZING cover of “Famous Blue Raincoat” originally recorded by the one and only Leonard Cohen.