Scott Beale
Scott Beale founded Laughing Squid in 1995 in San Francisco and is currently based in New York City. When not running the blog, Scott can be found posting on Bluesky and sharing photos on Instagram.
Strong Bad Makes Fun of Fans Who Dressed Up as Homestar Runner Characters for Halloween
Strong Bad pokes fun at their fans who dressed up as Homestar Runner characters for Halloween.
An Honest Video Game Trailer for ‘Tomb Raider’
Smosh Games gives their honest trailer treatment to the Tomb Raider video game franchise. From the developer of games about clowns, goths, and the Geico…
An Honest Movie Trailer for Terminator Genisys
Screen Junkies gives their Honest Trailers treatment to the movie Terminator Genisys. Arnold is BACK – and worse than ever in the disappoint prequel-sequel-reboot-spelling error…
Movies References and Easter Eggs Hidden in Popular Television Shows
Screen Rant host Rob Flis takes a look at ten movie references and easter eggs hidden in popular television shows. The days of television being…
101 Facts About the Star Wars Films
101 Facts presents 101 interesting facts about the Star Wars franchise. Some people think the original trilogy is the best – others don’t deserve an…
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Curses in Front of Elmo and Zoe in an Outtake From a 1994 Episode of ‘Sesame Street’
In an outtake from a 1994 episode of Sesame Street, Julia Louis-Dreyfus accidentally says "shit" in front of Elmo and Zoe.
An Explanation of How To Go To Space Using Simple Words and Illustrations by xkcd
Minute Physics explains how to go to space using only the 1000 most used words in English along with illustrations by Randall Munroe of xkcd.…
Making a Gigantic Fried Egg Using an Ostrich Egg
Back in 2012, Laura of Rolling Diaries purchased an ostrich egg at The Exotic Meat Company in London’s Borough Market and then proceeded to cook…
‘College Town’ by They Might Be Giants
They Might Be Giants has released “College Town”, the new music video by Paul Sahre and Zak Tebbal that was created for week 45 of…
The Matrix Trilogy In 90 Seconds
Andy Schneider and Jonathan Britnell of Burger Fiction condense the entire Matrix Trilogy into 90 seconds.