We knew you boys were jealous of what the Shake Weight  could really do. Now, the ingenious minds behind the Strokemeister remind us the phallic phenomenon isn't just for fitness.

Okay, it's not strictly a music video, but its Weezer making their own Snuggie! The best part is that its really true; order their Snuggie and get a copy of their new album Raditude. A band that gets more lovable with age.

It's no secret, we're suckers for late-night infomercials. So Current.com brings us this guide to buying crap we don't need. ::Reaching for credit card::

Jeff Kreisler seems like an enterprising guy.  After all, everyone's gotta make a buck.  What's so wrong if if that buck is... yours?!  Here's the promo for what apparently is a real book.

First the Snuggie, now this.  How lazy have we become that wrapping ourselves in an everyday towel has become a hassle? According to this commercial for the "Wearable Towel" we'd say pretty damn indolent.

When the Snuggie hit the streets, the infamous electric warming blanket with sleeves proved yet again, that folks will waste money on any item sold via a kitschy infomercial.  Until, that is, this viral rap hit came along.

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The Jesus Christ Sponge from ShamWow is the most incredible sponge that has ever existed.  You can use it for anything, and we mean everything.  It's made of the same cloth that was used to wipe Christ's face as we walked to...

The best thing about the beloved infomercial genre is the accident-prone actors who turn an ordinary task into a perplexing whirlwind.  Behind the scenes, however, these human beings struggle every day with their condition.

Barack Obama hit primetime television Wednesday night with a half-hour special that John McCain decried as a simple "infomercial" that delayed the World Series' final game.  Of course, there are critics of the special, who...

With Barack Obama's scheduled half-hour primetime infomercial set to go off on Thursday the 29th, SNL's parody of the Democratic nominee and his wife cancelling the planned address for a fun-loving variety show is too...

No joke, this is an actual product. Mr. T pulls a George Foreman and now he's an outerspace appliance salesman. Speaking of "life changing," the first thing we'll cook is our old A-Team action figures.  

Billy Mays has made a living out of selling you stuff you don't need in infomercials, but a life of peddling junk can take its mental toll. Here we see a number of hilarious explosions after some frustratingly bad takes.

What if we told you that you could enjoy your favorite, most gassy-licious foods (garlic, cheese, beans, the whole enchilada) without those less-than-fragrant side effects? Hard to believe, right? But not with new "Freedom...