The French president Nicolas Sarkozy is everywhere these days. In March he even condescended to pack his bags and take his wife Carla Bruni on the long, cumbersome 1 hour journey to Great Britain… about time, as the last visit of a French president to the country already dated back to 2004. Speaking of a neighbourly friendship…

ITV1 seized the occasion to make fun of Mr Sarkozy in its brand new TV show ‘Headcases‘, a satirical and irreverent series uses cutting-edge computer animation to parody well known celebrities such as Amy Winehouse, the Beckhams, and Princes William and Harry.

Here’s what Mr “Bling Bling” Sarkozy had to say about his visit to her Majesty the Queen, according to “Headcases”:

I wonder what the Queen thought?

The presidential elections in the USA have inspired people to come up with all kinds of (more or less) creative stuff. This latest viral video featuring (surprise!) Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama is however so well done and hilarious that you shouldn’t miss it. (Warning: this video is not suitable for political-correctness addicts.)

No offense to both candidates of course, and as both are being made fun of we can post this with a perfect conscience, without taking sides and influencing the outcome of the elections…

PS: This clip is a parody of the Sarah Silverman – Jimmy Kimmel funny music confession “I’m f***ing Matt Damon” (check out the video and the story here!).

Due to the fact that Facebook is seriously undermining the productivity of companies, a while ago we started an initiative by creating a Facebook group named “Let’s forbid facebook at work to restart economic growth”. Have you already joined the group?

Now even more people are saying that they are “getting bored of Facebook”! They even made a parody song to show how much they are fed up with Facebook… pretty amusing!

If we are honest we have to admit that quite a lot of people only join Facebook just because everybody else is in there as well and then they are continually disturbed by various meaningless functions for which they don’t care at all. Well, it seems that after having enjoyed the media spotlight for over a year now (and after keeping losing money), it is time that Facebook does something worthwhile…. Ready to sing along?