Jim Carrey raised a lot of eyebrows yesterday when he posted a bizarre video love letter to Emma Stone -- and he seems to have started a miniature trend in the bargain.
Not to be outdone in the "hopefully fake and wildly inappropriate public expressions of affection" department, comedienne Kathy Griffin has posted her own video. The object of her desire? None other than Justin Bieber.
With star turns in 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' and 'The Help,' Emma Stone is arguably this summer's It Girl. With such status comes lots of attention and she's caught just that from funnyman Jim Carrey, who just posted a creepily funny video on his website in which he declares his love for the the 22-year-old starlet.
Engagement pictures traditionally bring to mind all sorts of romantic things. An idyllic setting? Naturally. Loving looks between the happy couple? Of course. A life-and-death struggle with a flesh-eating zombie? Er, not so much.
In Juliana Park and Ben Lee's engagement photos, the couple don't just grin and smooch for the camera, they battle an undead corpse with a machete and shovel.
Bickering adults may have matured past the stage of saying "I know you are, but what am I?" but that doesn't mean we don't hurl a whole litany of trite taunts during verbal spars with our partners.
And in this web short, comedians Casey Donahue and Laura Willcox act them all out in a mere two minutes.
The folks at the blog Letters of Note have gotten hold of a charming, and grammatically flawed, love letter written by an 18-year old Michael Jordan to a young lady named Laquette.
In the handwritten (in cursive!) note, penned as Jordan sat in high school chemistry class, the future NBA legend apologizes for a misstep and concedes, "I made you look pretty rotten after the last night." His Airness also addresses a romantic issue that many basketball players deal with when he admits he is "finally getting use to going with a girl much smaller than I."
You can check out Letters of Note's full transcript of the love letter below:
This amazing little piece of split screen filmmaking, shot entirely with a Nokia N8 and winner of the Nokia Shorts Competition 2011, depicts the parallel lives of a man and a woman from different parts of the world who finally meet cute when their side of the frame syncs up.
Margaret lives in Germany and Evan lives in Texas. They're both in college, which means transcontinental trips are not generally in the cards. Lucky for the young couple, Margaret's parents decided to fly Evan in as a birthday surprise. In this heartwarming video, which was viewed more than 70,000 times on the first day it was uploaded , Margaret spots Evan at the airport instead of the family friend she was expecting. For the family friend's sake, we'll assume that he or she would have been greeted with an equal amount of tears of joy.
Alex Thomas and Scott Jones, the couple who made headlines after being caught in a kiss at the Vancouver riots last week, appeared on 'Today' this morning to tell the story behind the makeout session seen 'round the internet. Jones explained that Thomas had been knocked to the ground by police trying to tame the crowd (which a video that emerged over the weekend supports) and he was only trying to soothe her: