in the Monsters' Ball. Videogum Movie Club: On weeks which saw the major theatrical release of a movie relevant to the site's interests, Gabe posted a short review and open discussion of the film was encouraged in the comments section. Duh Aficionado Magazine: Not an official site feature but a very common recurring theme. The title was usually given to posts which featured news that served to reaffirm the generally held belief about the subject. Videogum Promise: Videogum promised to diligently follow a select listing of celebrities and post any interesting interviews or news relating to them. The promise was made regarding the following celebrities: Tracy Morgan, Louis C.K., Zach Galifianakis. Videogum Archives: Included, "The TWSS Archives" and "The Porno Switcheroo Archives." "The TWSS Archives" highlighted typical That's What She Said moments in which someone made an unintended sexual innuendo, while "The Porno Switcheroo Archives" highlighted instances where actual pornography was unintentionally shown in public. Top Chef Recaps: A weekly column where Gabe recaped that week’s episode of Top Chef. Mad Men Recaps: A weekly column recapping that week’s episode of Mad Men. This column was usually written by Benji Meyer, a 10-year-old who lived with his parents in Ohio. However, when Benji wasn't forced to watch Mad Men and was allowed to go to bed early, Gabe wrote the recap. The Petting Zoo: The Week's Top 10 Animal Videos: A weekly round-up of Kelly's favorite viral pet videos. Friendly Chat: Wednesday end-of-day chat conversation between Gabe and Kelly. They generally discussed a news point of the day. Kelly was usually fired by the end of the chat. How Was Everyone's Day Today: Thursday end-of-day feature that utilized the comments section as a forum for Monsters to talk about the latest events in their lives. You Can Make It Up: A weekly piece of celebrity fan fiction. Unlike most fan fiction, Delahaye's pieces parodied the celebrity, incorporating some current embarrassing action or statement from that celebrity. For example, after former model and talk show host Tyra Banks pretended to have rabies on an episode of her show, Delahaye wrote a piece called "Tyra Banks Has Rabies in the Forest," which cast her as a blood-thirsty animal. The Hunt for the Worst Movie of All Time: Videogum's longest running feature, in which Gabe attempted to watch as many reader-nominated films as he could in an attempt to find the worst. Often