As New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg responded to criticism of his proposed ban on sugary drinks bigger than 16 ounces with statements of support, the inevitable animated version from Apple Daily's NMA.tv was released today. Hear more, in Bloomberg's own words, at this week's AllThingsD D10 conference.Continue reading...

• Anne may Hathaway with acting, but could the agent who told the Oscars co-host the above skit is funny please take it back before Sunday?

• Viral experiment of the week? @wkwardprice lets "advertisers catch the attention of the public by paying crazy money for common and worthless items sold on Ebay." Uh, no thanks.Continue reading...

The hair's a little off, but the Taiwanewz phenom that is NMA.tv has just released its take on Lady Gaga's eggciting Grammys appearance last night. The stunt helped propel her new single, Born This Way, to #1 on Billboard's top 100 chart today, and she'll be appearing on Jay Leno's NBC show tonight.

Gaga, meanwhile, is poised to appear in ads for her latest endorsement deal — the New York-based Supreme skater fashion brand. The relatively NSFW campaign, shot by controversial photographer Terry Richardson (who accompanied her to the Grammys) can be viewed here.

It was only a matter of time before the Starbucks 31 oz. Trenta announcement got the crazy animation reatment. This made-for-viral mock news clip, from the Apple Daily-owned NMA.tv, proves that Taiwan's new biggest export is spoof animation of Western news events. Anyway, the zombies are a nice touch. 

Earlier: Starbucks 'Trenta' Smaller Than Starbucks 'Venti,' Dunkin' Donuts 'Large'