By: Rufus Wainwright

Rufus Wainwright Does Gum

Rufus Wainwright, Alex Fernie, Funny Or Die June 11, 2012

Singer Rufus Wainwright is premiering a brand new concert featuring only the greatest music ever written: songs from chewing gum commercials!

Starring Rufus Wainwright
Written and Directed by Alex Fernie
Band “Safari Jazz ‘ Fred Sandoval, Robert Pope, Steve B.
Produced by Ally Hord
DP: Kevin Atkinson
Camera Op: Zach Zdziebko
AC: Kyle Peters
Sound: BoTown Sound
Camera Operator: Jay Guffey
Gaffer: Jay Guffey
Key Grip: Ben Benesh
Grip: Tony Lopez Cepero
Production Design: Ellie Del Campo and Samantha Corona
PAs: Ross Buran, Eric Norwine, Matt Sweeney
Musical Arrangements by Adam Blau
Wardrobe: Tala Bakhtar
Edited by Elliot Dickerhoof

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Will Ferrell interviewed by Russell Brand on MTV UK

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Hillarious interview of Will Ferrell for 1 Leicester Square on MTV UK

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5 Major Events Unreported At Gathering Of The Juggalos

Dan Abramson, Funny Or Die August 16, 2010

While Tila Tequila stole the headlines from this past weekend’s Gathering Of The Juggalos by being attacked by feces, there were plenty of other notable events from the yearly assembly of clowns, Faygo, and insanity.

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Baby Maker

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Li’l Problem rocks a cautionary tale

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Tourists

Funny Or Die April 12, 2010

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Before He Moves Out, This Roommate Wants To Know: “Who Fucked On My Couch?”

Ryan Haney September 20, 2016

If people boned on his Knislinge, he has the right to know.

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Other Rihanna SNL Greenscreen Backgrounds

Erin Gibson, Funny Or Die November 12, 2012

The SNL stage was re-imagined (covered in a green sheet) for RiRi’s performance of “Diamonds.” And much like real diamonds, this performance did not come to be without deception, lies, and well, probably not deaths, but, believe you me, it was shady to say the least. Apparently, and you won’t believe this, a lot of the art work that went into making this the “best live performance of 1990’s SNL” was, gasp, shudder, used without permission. But why steal when there are mountains of crappy web art from the 90’s out there, just begging to be used!

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