Charles Ramsey heard Amanda Berry screaming and played the part of a hero -- kicking down the door and rescuing her and two other women.

Jimmy Kimmel has proven that people will act as know-it-alls, especially when there is a camera pointed at them. Countless times, Jimmy has sent his camera crew to Hollywood Blvd to ask passersby about fake or nonexistent events.

The last video of his to trend was when the camera crew asked fans at the Coachella music festival about fake bands. Naturally, the hipsters couldn’t control themselves, admitting to loving the groups that don’t exist.

That prank video from just this week has garnered over 9.5 million views. 

Now, FootBall Nation is taking a page out of Kimmel’s strategy book. Host Bill Enright took to Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan to ask die hard football fans about athletes that don’t exist. 

Viewers can’t help but laugh at the fools who only seem to dig themselves deeper in the lie hole. Already, the two day old video has collected over a quarter million hits.

The annual White House Correspondents Dinner was just held this Saturday, hosted by none other than Coco Conan O’Brien.

As it has become tradition, the dinner was filled with political jokes, gags, and parodies, most of which were aimed at the President, his opposition, or the media.

But what is really standing out this year is the special preview of the mock presidential feature film Obama, of course directed by Steven Spielberg.

In a hilarious twist, Obama even stars in the short clip as Daniel Day-Lewis as Obama.

“Was it hard playing Obama?” asks the president as Daniel Day-Lewis as himself. ”I’ll be honest, yea it was. This accent took a while.” 

Now, the clip which is quickly going viral across the web this Sunday. 

Police are looking for a gunman they say robbed an Adult World in East Greenbush.

Click HERE to see the surveillance video of the robbery.

In Ryan Lochte’s continued effort to bring “swimming awareness” into American homes, the pro swimmer is now shilling a new men’s fragrance called “Pool Water.”

A campy new Funny or Die commercial has the lovable poolside party boy hawking the faux Eau de Toilette, with an emphasis and several awkward winks to the word “toilette.”

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