The Annoyance Theater's new show is centered around late-80s style wrestling, both figuratively and literally.
(04:03) | Source: Metromix

Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass tries to take a shower in City Hall. The shower is the office of Budget Director, Bennett Johnson III.
Read Klass's column on the issue here.

(03:28) | Source: Chicago Tribune

From user's description: "85 or so people go into the Apple Computer store in Chicago and do 3 minutes of slow motion shopping followed by 5 minutes of freezing in one pose."

(06:57) | Uploaded by: Nick, Fort Wayne, IN

A clever reworking of some classic dialog from Star Wars, reset in an office. From the YouTube description: "This is a short that we got to edit in "Avid Online" class and the "Assistant Editor" class. It's a short film, property of Columbia College Chicago. If you like Star Wars, you'll enjoy this."

(01:47) | Source: YouTube

The Bears may not be in the big game, but who watches it anyway? The commercials are the big draw. Here's a look at some of the classics from the past.
(various lengths) | Source: Chicago Tribune

See the Internet sensation again. From the YouTube description: "Recently named biggest web video of 2007 by People magazine...the AP...Newsweek...and AOL. Created by: Ben Relles, Starring: Amber Lee Ettinger, Vocals: Leah Kauffman, Music Producer: Rick Friedrich, Directed by: Larry Strong and Kevin Arbouet."
(03:18) | Source: YouTube

Illinois Sen. and presidential candidate Barack Obama presents a Top Ten list on CBS's Late Show with David Letterman. The category? Top Ten Barack Obama Campaign Promises.

(02:22) | Source: CBS Late Show

Two finicky eaters try to order at Nookies in Old Town. From the YouTube description: "The doofus duo dine again. Based on the novel, Can I Eat Pork? by Jan Something or other, this movie takes us through the ups and downs of eating at a restaurant. Jamie Malott adapts the script eloquently and Melissa Morales dazzles us in her debut performance as Carol."
(02:31) | Source: YouTube, Suggested by Jimmy