April Fool’s Day 2010 is finally here. No other holiday inspires more creativity, ingenuity, and destruction like April Fool’s Day… and no other community appreciates a good prank like the diggers on Digg. Need a last minute idea? Need an excuse to stop doing work for the rest of the day? COED’s got your back. We’ve put together a list of the 25 most popular, most hilarious, most awesome prank videos to ever get dugg.

#1 Sarah Palin Got Pranked

Number of Diggs: 9286 (as of March 31,2010)

Made popular: Nov 1, 2008

Original Source: Youtube.com

A Quebec comedy duo notorious for prank calls to celebrities and heads of state has reached Sarah Palin, convincing the Republican vice-presidential nominee she was speaking with French President Nicolas Sarkozy.

#2 Prank War 7: The Half Million Dollar Shot

Number of Diggs: 8196 (as of March 31,2010)

Made popular: Mar 4, 2009

Original Source: collegehumor.com

Amir makes a blindfolded half-court basketball shot for $500,000. Or so he thinks.

#3 College Dorm Room Prank

Number of Diggs: 7445 (as of March 31,2010)

Made popular: Jul 13, 2006

Original Source: lightsideup.com

These creative roommates decided to punk their friend and turn his room upside down.

#4 Roommate Alien Prank Goes Bad

Number of Diggs: 4678 as of March 31,2010)

Made popular: Mar 2, 2008

Original Source: break.com

Chad is terrified of Aliens, so of course his roommates decide to torment him relentlessly at all hours of the night. But eventually the prank goes from funny to freaky.

#5 Twilight Fans Get Punked

Number of Diggs: 3879 as of March 31,2010)

Made popular: Dec 6, 2009

Original Source: i-am-bored.com

Twilight fans show up to what they think is the red carpet premiere of “Twilight New Moon” only to discover that they are not going to be seeing Twilight, but instead will be forced into a vampire intervention.

Okay okay, I know the title might be a little deceiving. On a site like ours when you hear the words “Hottest Cherries” I can only imagine what images come to mind. But bear with me. Cherries are DELICIOUS. So why not feature them? COME ON !

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New Year’s is coming up fast, and that means you need to get your Eve party plans in order. To help you get things started, we’ve compiled a massive list of all the best New Year’s Eve shows from around the country. From Buckethead to the Wu Tang Clan, there’s a show going on no matter your taste in music. So skip the overpriced, crowded bars this Dec. 31st, and go straight to rocking your F’ing face off!

Check out COED’s Ultimate New Year’s Eve Concert Guide here!

Alabama

Mobile: The Dirty Dozen Brass Band @ Soul Kitchen (TBA)

Arizona

Tempe: Styx @ Tempe Beach Park

Tuscon: Los Lobos @ Rialto Theatre, ($46-81)

California

Fresno: Neil Diamond @ Save Mart Center, ($37.75-125)

Fresno: B.B. King @ Warnors Center for Performing, ($50-105)

Los Angeles: Stone Temple Pilots @ Club Nokia

Los Angeles: Snoop Dogg @ House of Blues Sunset Strip, (TBA)

Oakland: Roy Hargrove Big Band @ Yoshi’s, ($100)

San Francisco: Thievery Corporation @ Concourse Exhibition Center, ($70-125)

San Francisco: George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic @ The Warfield, ($79-89)

San Francisco: Les Claypool with Zappa Plays Zappa @ War Memorial Opera House, ($69-125)

San Francisco: Tea Leaf Green @ Mezzanine, ($30-75)

San Francisco: The Radiators @ Cade du Nord, ($100)

San Francisco: ALO @ The Independent, ($85)

San Francisco: Phil Lesh & Friends with Ratdog, Jackie Greene Band @ Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, ($65)

San Juan Capistrano: Marshall Tucker Band @ The Coach House, ($65)

West Hollywood: The Wailers @ The Roxy Theatre, ($76.50)

Colorado

Boulder: Lotus with Pretty Lights @ Fox Theatre, ($40)

Boulder: Flobots @ Gothic Theater, ($65.00)

Boulder: Rose Hill Drive @ Boulder Theatre, ($30)

Denver: Big Head Todd and the Monsters @ Ogden Theatre, ($59.50)

Denver: Flogging Molly, The Fillmore Auditorium @ Denver, ($40)

Denver: Hot Buttered Rum, The Oriental Theater @ Denver, ($20)

Denver: Melvin Seals & JGB with Steve Kimock & Eric McFadden @ Owsley’s Golden Road,  ($30)

Denver: Widespread Panic with Yonder Mountain String Band @ Pepsi Center, ($61)

Ignacio: Los Lonely Boys @ Sky Ute Casino

Connecticut

Hartford: Ryan Montbleau Band featuring Zach Deputy & Jesse Dee @ The Warehouse, ($30-65)

Mashantucket: Earth Wind & Fire @ Foxwoods, ($60-95)

New Haven: The Breakfast with Shakedown @ Toad’s Place, ($12.50)

Uncasville: Hall & Oates @ Mohegan Sun Casino, ($55-90)

DC

Robert Randolph and the Family Band @ 9:30 Club, ($55)

Florida

Ft. Lauderdale: The Heavy Pets @ Culture Room, ($14.99)

Jacksonville Beach: JJ Grey & MOFRO @ Freebird Live, ($35)

Orlando: Doobie Brothers @ Universal City Walk Plaza Stage

Orlando: Pink Floyd Tribute@ Hard Rock Live Orlando, ($50)

St. Petersburg: Sister Hazel @ Jannus Landing,  ($39.99)

Georgia

Athens: Of Montreal, 40 Watt, ($15)

Atlanta: Lil’ Wayne, T-Pain, Gym Class Heroes, Keyshia Cole @ Phillips Arena, ($49.50)

Athens: Perpetual Groove @ Georgia Theatre, ($35)

Atlanta: Band Of Horses @ Variety Playhouse, ($28.50)

Atlanta: Derek Trucks @ Fabulous Fox Theater, ($35-45)($84.50)

Atlanta: Colonel Bruce w/ Blueground Undergrass @ Smith’s Old Bar

Atlanta: Cracker @ Hyatt Regency,($109+)

Atlanta: Sound Tribe Sector 9 with Pnuma Trio @ The Tabernacle, ($67.50)

Hawaii

Honolulu: Shwayze @ Pipeline Cafe, (TBA)

Illinois

Chicago: Future Rock with Daedalus and Dark Party @ Abbey Pub, ($25-75)

Chicago: Holy F*ck @ Subterranean, ($30)

Chicago: Justice DJ Set with SO ME @ Congress Theater, ($60-200)

Chicago: Umphrey’s McGee with Buddy Guy, Joshua Redman, Koko Taylor, and Stanley Jordan @ Auditorium Theater,  ($63-73)

Chicago: Dandy Warhols @ Metro, ($55)

Kansas

Hutchinson: Gin Blossoms @ Grand Prairie Hotel

Louisiana

New Orleans: Galactic with Preservation Hall Jazz Band @ Tipitina’s Uptown, ($55)

New Orleans: Ivan Neville’s Dumpstaphunk with Papa Grows Funk @ Howlin’ Wolf, ($60-70)

New Orleans: Better Than Ezra @ House of Blues, ($100)

Massachusetts

Boston: Soulive @ Paradise Rock Club, ($40)

Cambridge: Badfish @ Middle East Downstairs, ($40)

Northampton: Assembly Of Dust with The Brew @ Pearl Street Nightclub, ($30)

Northampton: Martin Sexton @ Calvin Theater, ($25-45)

Maryland

Baltimore: Dark Star Orchestra @ Rams Head Live, ($59)

Baltimore: The Bridge with Rebirth Brass Band @ Sheraton City Center Ballroom, ($89)

Baltimore: Wu-Tang Clan @ Sonar ($55)

Michigan (Central)

Kalamazoo: The Macpodz @ Papa Pete’s, ($8)

Dearborn: Blind Melon @ Hyatt Regency

Detroit:  Barenaked Ladies @ Fox Theater, ($55+)

Detroit:  Katt Williams @ Joe Louis Arena, ($65+)

Minnesota (Central)

Minneapolis: The Big Wu with God Johnson @ Trocaderos, ($15-30)

Red Wing: Creedence Clearwater Revisited @ Treasure Island Resort and Casino, ($40-70)

Nevada (Pacific)

Las Vegas: Bette Midler @ Caesars Palace, ($86.36-227.27)

Las Vegas: Kid Rock @ Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort, ($128.50-253.50)

Las Vegas: Sha Na Na @ Cannery Casino (TBA)

Las Vegas: Akon @ House of Blues Las Vegas, ($125)

New Jersey

Asbury Park: U-Melt @ The Stone Pony, ($20)

Atlantic City: The Goo Goo Dolls @ House Of Blues, ($52-67)

Hoboken: Mike Doughty @ Maxwell’s, ($30)

Montclair: Little Feat @ Montclair High School

Montclair: Yo La Tengo with The Feelies @ Wellmont Theater, ($33)

New York

NYC: Chuck Berry @ B.B. King’s, ($120-160)

NYC: Gov’t Mule @ Hammerstein Ballroom, ($50-99.50)

NYC: Mingus Big Band @ Jazz Standard, ($195)

NYC: Head Automatica @ Music Hall of Williamsburg, ($15)

NYC: My Morning Jacket @ Madison Square Garden, ($49.50)

NYC: Blonde Redhead @ Terminal 5, ($35)

NYC: The Bad Plus @ Village Vanguard, ($125)

NYC: New Pornographers @ The Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza, ($149)

NYC: The Disco Biscuits @ Nokia Theatre, ($69)

NYC: Tiesto @ Roseland Ballroom, ($150-300)

NYC: Chris Botti @ The Blue Note, ($95-175)

North Carolina

Asheville: Donna The Buffalo @ Orange Peel, ($30)

Asheville: Larry Keel and Natural Bridge @ Grey Eagle, ($30)

Ohio

Cleveland: Rusted Root with Backyard Tire Fire @ House of Blues, ($37-49.50)

Columbus: ekoostik hookah @ Newport Music Hall, ($40)

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City: The Flaming Lips @ Cox Convention Center Arena, ($20)

Tulsa: Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey @ Blank Slate

Oregon

Portland: EOTO @ Wonder Ballroom, ($48-100)

Portland: Railroad Earth @ Aladdin Theater, OR ($55)

Pennsylvania

Glenside: Gregg Allman @ Keswick Theatre, ($49.50-$59.50)

Jim Thorpe: The Machine @ Penn’s Peak, ($20-34)

Philadelphia: Gogol Bordello @ Electric Factory , ($38)

Philadelphia: They Might Be Giants @ Theatre of Living Arts, ($30)

Reading: New Riders of The Purpe Sage @ The Silo

West Chester: Brothers Past @ The Note, ($35)

Rhode Island

Providence: Mighty Mighty Bosstones @ Lupo’s, ($30-40)

South Carolina

Charleston: Outformation @ The Pour House, ($20)

Hilton Head Island: Keller Williams @ Shoreline Ballroom, ($25)

Tennessee

Knoxville: Jim Lauderdale @ Bijou Theatre

Nashville: Del McCoury Band @ Ryman Auditorium, ($29.50-$49.50)

Nashville: Lynyrd Skynyrd with Trace Adkins @ Sommet Center, ($47-247.50)

Texas

Austin: Bob Schneider @ Antone’s, ($25.00)

Austin: Robert Earl Keen @ Gruene Hall, ($100)

Dallas: Toadies @ Ridglea Theatre, ($89.99)

Vermont

South Burlington: Grace Potter and the Nocturnals w/ Barbacoa @ Higher Ground, ($45)

Virginia

Richmond: GWAR @ The National, ($20)

Washington

Airway Heights: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy @ Northern Quest Casino (TBA)

Olympia: Garaj Mahal @ The Capitol Theater (TBA)

Seattle: Devotchka @ Showbox at the Market, ($35)

Seattle: Ghostland Observatory @ WaMu Theatre, ($35)

Seattle: Buckethead @ Moore Theatre, (TBA)

Seattle: Presidents Of The United States of America @ Paramount Theatre, ($50)

Wisconsin

Madison: Mama Digdown’s Brass Band with Steez & Baghdad Scuba Review @ The Majestic

Milwaukee: CAKE @ Riverside Theater,  ($45-75)

Milwaukee: Crystal Method @ Eagles Club/The Rave/Eagles Ballroom, ($30+)

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Congressman Trying To Kill The BCS System

Meet U.S. Representative Joe Barton; global warming skeptic, enthusiastic Civilization IV player, ranking Republican on the Energy and Commerce Committee. Barton is introducing legislation today on Capitol Hill that would get rid of the BCS and force college football to adopt a playoff to determine the national champion. Oh, did I mention that he’s from Texas? [Deadspin]

College in Pennsylvania Uses Hanging Underwear for the Environment

This story came out a couple of weeks ago in the Meadville Tribune.  Students at Allegheny College wanted to express the importance of the 350 project which is an effort to make people aware of carbon emission.  350 parts per million is the level of carbon dioxide that the earth’s atmosphere can support before it can no longer function properly and irreparable damage occurs. So the students decided that they’d hang 350 sheets on clotheslines to represent this number.  When they realized that couldn’t find the bedsheets they decided to use socks, bras, and panties. [Uncoached]

UM Playboy Model Missy Tarrington Dabbles In Bikini Ice Fishing

University of Minnesota grad and Playboy model Missy Tarrington’s 15 minutes refuse to end thanks to a new Playboy two-page spread, says yesterday’s Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Just a few months after six current or former “U” students appeared in the iconic men’s publication, the same six from Minnesota are in newly shot photos in the January/February issue, which has a college theme and is now on sale. There you go. A gift for father or son. Or you could get the male in your life Missy’s newest venture – posing in a bikini for a bikini ice fishing calendar. [Busted Coverage]

Born of Lao Thai, Chinese and French decent, 28-year-old model Kay Sivilay is a Southern California model most known for her work in the import car scene as well has her stunning appearance in Playboy magazine. This one comes with a bit of sad news, however; after marrying her husband, Kay has since quit modeling and shut down her website. So the dude she married is either super rich or a super douchebag – so the answer is most likely, “Both.”

Check out Kay Sivilay’s Miss COED gallery after the jump!

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Sports Illustrated’s Hot Clicks, one our favorite places to find out what’s happening online every day, is wrapping things up for the end-of-year with their newly launched Clicksy Awards. From bizarre stories to classic videos to sports highlights to the hottest women from around the world, vote on 28 categories of your favorite Hot Clicks content from 2008. Voting ends soon, so get your clicks in now!

Click here to vote in Sports Illustrated’s Clicksy Awards 2008 here!