Soccer is often referred to outside of the United States as the beautiful game, but as this video asks, has the game turned ugly?

In his latest stunt promotion for Nike, Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers jumps over a pool full of snakes. How appropriate for a player often referred to as the Black Mamba. It's fake, of course, but prett...

Samsung produced this video in which a guy goes running around a warehouse and presents 10 different optical illusions in just under 2 minutes. Some are better than others.

This woman has invented a very clever way to park her car right at the curb whereever she goes without the hassle of collecting parking tickets.

Gamers posted a glitch from Tiger Woods Golf 2008 in which the golfer can seemingly walk on water. EA responds to the video with this clever commercial for the 2009 release.

This commercial for the Ford Sportka was banned in Europe because for some reason animal lovers didn't seem to like it. Cats beware...

The Coen Brothers directed this spoof commercial that mocks the idea of there being such a thing as clean coal energy.

Remember several years ago that beer commercial with all of those guys saying "wassuuuuuuuuuppp"? Well, now they're back in 2008 and things are a little different.

Kobe Bryant jumps over an Aston Martin speeding right at him. Obviously this is a fake viral video promotion for Nike, but it's still a neat little camera trick and an impressive vertical leap.

Clever commercial for Tampax tampons that demonstrates how their product is even more absorbing than before. Swimmers beware...

This commercial depicts Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, except what if Adam felt comfortable enough to express who he really is? Not sure how this sells insurance, but whatever...

More proof that European commercials are so much better than in the United States is this ad for an optician and what can go wrong when a woman has poor vision.

The folks over at Lenovo produced a spoof of Apple's MacBook Air commercial where it fits inside of an envelope, demonstrating why their notebook computer is actually way more portable.

This is the highly controversial television commercial for Heinz Deli Mayo that the company ultimately decided to pull after a bunch of humorless homophobes started complaining about it.

A Bud Light commercial in which the person drinking a Bud Light suddenly has the ability to talk to animals, but it's not so great when it turns out your dog has a one-track mind.