Everyone's had that terrifying moment in gym class doing pull-ups in front of an entire class. Fortunately, these folks recorded themselves trying to do pull-ups—and failing miserably. We've compiled the best attempts in this handy-dandy compilation.

This montage is sure to fill even the iciest of hearts with warm fuzzies! Moviefone made this mashup of some of the most beloved characters from movies of all time.

A true innovator, Alexander McQueen will be remembered not only as a fashion designer but also as an auteur of the runway. Here's a collection of his best women's ready-to-wear moments from 1999-2009. Fashion week will miss you, McQueen.

The Winter Olympics are finally here! A spectacle where once every four years, we watch sports that we have no interest in seeing whatsoever. To commemorate this event, we put together a compilation of skiiers eating it. It's brutal. Enjoy!

Between the giant snowfall that's due today and the Winter Olympics starting on Friday, we are ready to play outside. But humans aren't the only ones who like it- here's an original compilation of animals enjoying some winter powder.

Scary scenes always happen in the bathroom, so it's fitting that the murderous male characters constantly show up in the reflection of the medicine cabinet. Rich from FourFour put this supercut of scary mirror moments together for all to enjoy.

When John Travolta isn't converting Haitians to Scientology, he moonlights as an actor. In his latest movie (out today), he's playing the token "badass" again. He's usually not a very good badass, but he's always an awful villain. Proof inside.

Jason Lee said it best in Mallrats when he said "Damn! That kid is back on the escalator again." Enjoy this original compilation of classic escalator fails, but try not to chortle too much: using escalators isn't for everyone.

Since no Catcher in the Rye movie was ever created, legions of fans have interpreted the book in homemade movies on YouTube. And Slate has put them all together in a brilliant, cohesive, and unphony manner.

President Obama delivered his State of the Union address last night, mere hours after Steve Jobs' momentously hyped unveiling of the Apple iPad. Obama's speech was praised for its delivery, while Jobs' presentation fell flat. Here's how to fix it.

Mainstream media joined frenzied anticipation about the iPad today. What is it? What will it do? Will it change the way we live our lives forever? Turns out they were just as disappointed as we were.

Conan already skedaddled if he can't do The Tonight Show at 11:35. Jay reneged on his retirement once, but he can't possibly keep doing this for much longer. What does that leave NBC with? Jimmy Fallon. Uh-oh.

The Simpsons just celebrated its 20th Anniversary, and names like Homer and Bart have become ingrained upon our cultural identity. However, they've invented many other names, not as immediately recognizable. Here's a massive compilation of the best and funniest.

2009 was full of fabtrabulous fails. And by watching this, we can hopefully maybe stay fail free in 2010! Maybe. Now quick, hook that flamethrower up to my souped-up lawnmower and film me doing donuts in a parking lot.

After a long hiatus due to hip replacement surgery, Regis made his triumphant return to Regis & Kelly last week. And he still has no idea how to use a telephone. This is not a recent development.

Pop music was alive and well this year. From Kings of Leon to Lady GaGa, the year in pop wasn't completely vomit inducing. Here's DJ Earworm (Best. DJ name. Ever) brilliantly mashing it all together for easy consumption.

When a sit-com ends, the final character stares blankly at the room where so many memories were once held, sighs fondly, then silently exits. Here is a compilation of those moments. Ahh, the memories.

Between pranks, sports, tech, video games, singing, dancing, and television— there was a lot to choose from. These are the top 100 videos that became famous on the web in 2009, all in less than three minutes.

How would you react if you found that ol' Aunt Esther's ottoman was worth 90k? Antiques Roadshow wants to remind viewers to never throw anything away because there is always a chance you'll become rich and public television famous.

30 Rock's Jack Donaghy embodies every appalling aspect of American corporatism: racism, classism, and — most overtly — sexism. Yet we love him anyway, no doubt thanks to Alec Baldwin (whose charismatic performance makes Jack most misogynistic moments memorable).