Sundance may be a hazy memory for all those who flew out the Park City last week, but our Internets Celebrities are back to add some much needed closure to the film festival. Sharing a few life lessons, Rafi and Dallas also offer some much-needed advice for those who have never lived the Sundance experience.

From Dallas, Rafi, Casimir, Ian, and The Daily Reel Staff, we hope that you have enjoyed watching this series as much as we loved making it!

How could we do an entire series about Sundance without showing you some real Sundance nightlife? When the screenings are over and the slopes close down, it’s time for the real, booze-fueled networking to begin.

Watch this episode while it's still hot! Dallas and Rafi show us what Internets Celebrity Status is all about. Using that Celebrity cred, Dallas and Rafi live it up at in to The Good Life premiere, a jaccuzzi party, and some other Sundance celeb spots.

It's Hammer Time! Even though Sundance ended on Saturday, there are still two more days of Dallas and Rafi's Main Street debauchery. And who better to kick off the next week of virtual Sundance than our man Mr. MC Hammer? Surprisingly passionate and knowledgeable about the wide world of web video, Hammer knows what Sundance is really about: the Movies.

Taking a step back to meet with film creators (like Arrested Development and You, Me and Dupree director Anthony Russo), some mainstream celebs, and couple of powerful film distributors, Dallas and Rafi find that everyone comes to Sundance to celebrate creation and distribution of their own work.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Sundance but were afraid to ask... because Sundance is just THAT mysterious. In the fourth episode of the Internets Celebrities' journey to Sundance, Dallas Penn and Rafi Kam take their patented brand of genius to the Park City streets, spreading knowledge and bull&@#! to the rapt masses of enlightened festival-goers. Do the boys know something you don't know? Of course! Tune in to learn such tantalizing tidbits as the pricetag on an all-access festival pass, the meaning behind the name "Sundance", and how Robert Redford *really* feels about movies.

We can’t believe you're still watching. Why aren’t you at Sundance? The third video in the exclusive Sundance web series, "Celeb Status” takes the idea of celebrity and bends it to fit both locals and festival go-ers. Internets Celebrities Dallas Penn and Rafi Kam have spent the past few days trying to figure out what Sundance is really about. With no real answers, the Internets Celebs come to find out that Sundance is all about status.

The second daily episode of Internets Celebrities, "SWAG" follows Dallas and Rafi as they enter the secret world of Sundance’s platinum-price-tag giveaways. Gaining entry into the exclusive Fred Segal store and the Marquee gifting shop, the Internets Celebrities ask retailers what this year’s hot items are and who takes it home free of charge.

Using their urban smarts to expose the true nature of film festivals, Internets Celebrities Dallas Penn and Rafi Kam are bringing the street to Sundance as part of The Daily Reel's Premiere program. With no plans, press passes, or credentials, the celebrity tag-team have landed in Salt Lake to spread knowledge and share their Internets fame.

This exclusive web series follows Dallas and Rafi as they hit Main Street to talk to filmmakers, go to promotional parties, and collect must-have swag. Representing New York City in the quaint mountain town of Park City, these self-proclaimed Internets Celebrities explore the fashion-forward, celebrity-driven festival culture.

The first video in a new series about life in the Bronx, "Bodega" is a humorous yet searing commentary about the choices confronting people who live in “the poorest urban county in the country.” Casimir Nozkowski and the creative team of Dallas Penn and Rafi Kam, who most recently collaborated on the video “Ghetto Big Mac”, which was picked by the The Daily Reel as one of the Top 10 Online Videos of 2006, created the video. "Bodega" is live today at The Daily Reel.

We're thrilled to unveil our new "The Daily Reel Premieres" section, where we showcase original videos from top online video creators.

The goal of "The Daily Reel Premieres" is to debut new videos from the web's brightest stars -- who better to kick off this new program than one of our favorite top ten alums, groundbreaking comedienne Lisa Nova?

Lisa Nova is known for her creative and deadpan online videos, including a recent parody of P.Diddy’s YouTube video announcing his partnership with Burger King. She's one of the few online video creators to develop an extensive and loyal audience on YouTube. Her work has been viewed more than 6.7 million times on YouTube.

Welcome to The Daily Reel, Lisa!