Funny videos

infoMania series page at Hulu.comBrett Erlich takes a look at some the cutest and laziest: puppies, cats, and kangaroos that star in some of the most popular videos on the internet.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comIf you have a freakish body trick, you could be racking up tons of views online! Brett teaches you how with examples of some of the most popular videos of people with: huge tongues, weird stomachs, and backwards-bending knees.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comViral Video Film School has been a recurring segment on Current TV since 2006. In each episode of VVFS, Professor Brett Erlich teaches you valuable skills in the discipline of viral video making.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comBrett welcomes Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, the YouTube superstars better known as Rhett & Link.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comThis past week included the longest day of the year, but it will seem even longer for the politicians, publicity-hounds and Popes skewered in the latest “Week in Everything.”

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infoMania series page at Hulu.cominfoMania host Brett Erlich interviews the Gregory Brothers about why they started their “Auto-Tune the News” series, how they choose which news pieces to remix, and what life’s been like since Antoine Dodson.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comThe iPhone can do most anything. But is it powerful enough to turn gay folks straight? That’s the question that infoMania’s “That’s Gay” correspondent, Bryan Safi, tackles this week.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comBrett Erlich and Ellen Fox give the royal treatment to “The King’s Speech,” the Oscar-baiting film starring Colin Firth as England’s King George VI, who must overcome a severe stutter to help rally his nation as World War II looms.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comBrett Erlich and Ellen Fox review “Love and Other Drugs,” which stars Jake Gyllenhaal as a mid-’90s pharmaceutical rep trying to romance Anne Hathaway while peddling Viagra.

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infoMania series page at Hulu.comBrett Erlich and Ellen Fox review “Morning Glory,” which stars Rachel McAdams as a TV producer trying to save a network morning show hosted by a mismatched duo.

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