Running out of pickling supplies? Getting oboe chafe? Looking for a socially acceptable way to spend this weekend? You should probably mosey on down to that them there SketchFestNYC 2011.

Our main man Matt McCarthy will be hosting the Comedy Central Digital Showcase on Friday, June 10 at 10pm. Join him for new videos from Sidecar Comedy, The Selwyn Brothers and Rachel Feinstein.

You’ll get the chance to watch your favorite new web series, The Download (hosted by your BFFs Jordan Rubin and Molly McAleer) on an actual big screen, instead of that dingy gray sheet in you’ve been projecting it on in your basement. We’ll also be premiering “Kid Farm,” starring Pete Holmes as the dad of one of those sideshow families pimped by the creepy carnival barker that is TLC.

It’s all popping off (technical term) today, Wednesday, June 8, through Saturday, June 11 at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre at 307 W. 26th Street in NYC. Festival passes and tickets for individual shows can be purchased online here.

Everyone who was lucky enough to attend last Saturday’s screening at the LA Comedy Shorts Fest already knows this, but we’re proud to announce the newest series from Front Page Films (the gang behind the Doctor and Hotel series) Kid Farm, the story of the Engvalls, the family with, you know, around 17 kids. The trailer is all over the internets, but more episodes will be arriving exclusively on Atom. Check out the depressingly accurate trailer right here!

Champions of the internet, Front Page Films, have done it again with being champions! “Snuggie D-Lux” is a new snuggie, for people who wear snuggies and somehow still have self esteem to burn.

The D stands for dick sleeve.

The guys from Front Page Films (and the Verizon ads that have been running on the site, coincidentally) have  a new series coming out hella soon. It’s called Hotel and we’ve built a snazzy video-wall to facilitate your perusal of the series. It launches tomorrow, but in the meantime enjoy this Walleye Picture and Sounds classic featuring Hotel star Pete Holmes : The Laundry Room after the jump.