Sam Smith has agreed to give Tom Petty a songwriting credit on his hit "Stay With Me" after Petty's publisher (and everyone else with ears) noted "certain similarities" between Smith's song and "I Won't Back Down." This mashup of the two songs, which dropped on YouTube last July, has suddenly become very relevant again.

Near the end of 2013, country music critic Grady Smith came to the depressing realization that the most popular songs in the genre that year were all basically the same song.

Daniel Kim hasn't been creating year-end pop music mashups for as long as Earworm—the reigning king since 2007 with his United State of Pop series—but this may be the year his Pop Danthologies claim the year-in-review remix crown.

For the past six Decembers, DJ Earworm has dropped The United State of Pop, his annual mashup of 25 of the year's biggest pop songs. The much-anticipated seventh edition arrived today, but without much of a bang.

If you haven't seen "Girl Getting Hit With Shovel," the best action and comedy film of the year (according to respected film review site Deadspin), you're doing yourself a grave disservice. If you have, you'll be able to better appreciate this mashup of A-Ha's "Take On Me" and the sound of a flying shovel making contact with a teen girl's head and shoulders.

Here's a mashup that, on paper, seems like a terrible idea. And yet, it works. Who knew early 90s industrial rock meshed so well with last year's biggest pop song? And with the news that Nine Inch Nails are going on tour this summer, maybe we can look forward to an opening act from Carly Rae?

No Strings Attached. Friends With Benefits. Friends With Strings. Attached With Benefits. Are there any differences to any of these movies? Not really. One stars an overexposed, overconfident pretty boy who fancies himself a high tech mogul, and so does the other one. One features an actress that starred as a prima ballerina in the movie Black Swan, and so does the other one. One is a shitty romcom about falling in love with a fuckbuddy, and so is the other one. THEY ARE THE SAME MOVIE, YOU SEE. Still not convinced? Then watch this video. [via BoingBoing]

A burst of orchestra music is all you need to make an animated movie about toys assume the gravitas of an epic story. Especially hilarious is the scene where Woody/William Wallace orders a bunch of toys to return to England.

Ever wish that the ladies of Disney had a little more blood lust? This mash-up of Disney movies and the trailer for Sucker Punch gives them exactly that.

What happens when you mix the Starcraft 2 trailer with an episode of My Little Pony? A tale of death, revenge and rainbows!

Take Tom Cruise's leaked Scientology tape and mix in some of Charlie Sheen's choice words from the past week and what do you get? A video filled with so much crazy, you might need to re-evaluate your own sanity.

What would Martin Sheen - as The West Wing's morally upstanding President Josiah Bartlett - have to say to his errant real-life son? Let's just say that he loves Charlie...but he's very disappointed.

Movie remixers Eclectic Method use the stutter essential to Best Picture winner The King's Speech to craft an entrancing mash-up of royal proportions. Be sure to watch for some unexpected speech impediment-related cameos!

Somebody edited scenes of Rockwell dancing from Charlie's Angels, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Moon, Lawn Dogs, Iron Man 2, Matchstick Men, and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to James Brown's "I Got the Feelin."

Charlie Sheen's recent radio meltdown gets mashed with classic rants courtesy of Christian Bale and Mel Gibson. And just to up the crazy ante, Alec Baldwin and Gary Busey drop in later.

Along with a slew of awards, The King's Speech has garnered remakes and spoofs aplenty. Here, Dan Bull brings you the freshest remix yet, with the "King Spits" rap.

Screenrant has compiled a video that shows the many scenes in which Natalie Portman cries. That's a lot of tears.

If only Antoine Dodson were around in Black Swan to warn Natalie Portman that she needed to "hide her kids, hide her wife" from that crazy Mila Kunis!

If you're anything like me, you're much more excited to watch the obscenely-expensive commercial breaks tonight than to discover which team brings home the big title (it's the Packers vs. Steelers this year, right?)

One of cinema's earliest, longest, most famous and eternally requisite action moments is the slap. So, what better way to celebrate that than with seven minutes of the movies' best slap-happy moments, all conveniently presented in a supercut! Watch inside.