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This recut of Breaking Bad turns the intense television drama series into an modern romantic comedy with an interesting twist.

Creating artwork out of letters and characters dates back to the late 1800s, where typewriter art was exhibited at the Chicago World’s Fair.

This supercut highlights all of Kirby’s copy abilities from the anime series Kirby: Right Back at Ya! in the order they appeared. Can you name them all?

During its brief six-month run in 2011, this hilarious MS-paint webcomic blog quickly became a fan-favorite companion to the AMC hit drama series Breaking Bad.

A group of teens share their thoughts after watching Robin Thicke’s controversial music video Blurred Lines and the consensus says “let’s take the hashtags down a notch.”

This experimental click-based online game in which the player must create as many cookies as possible has attracted more than 200,000 users per day since it launched earlier this month.

Australian celebrity news anchor Karl Stefanovic cannot contain his laughter while interviewing Tardar Sauce the Grumpy Cat on the morning talk show Today.

Oddly enough, the only way to win this Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!-inspired forum game is to fail miserably at its stated objective.

This church gospel song warns against the perils that can come with posting sensitive information on the social networking site Facebook.

Over this weekend, photographs of Irish teenagers publicly “going overboard” at an Eminem concert went viral on Twitter, leading us to the debate topic of the day: why is everyone talking about #Slanegirl, but not #Slaneboy?

In the spirit of the Steve Jobs biopic that came out this weekend, this trailer imagines a movie based on Bill Gates’ rise to power with a cameo from his good friend Clippy.

Today’s remote-controlled quadrotor helicopters can be equipped with digital cameras to take breathtaking photos and videos while in flight.

In this music video, YouTuber Taryn Southern uses every social network to track down her internet crush, giving Overly Attached Girlfriend a run for her money.

These intentionally misheard and improperly translated lyrics have been turned into hilarious animations since the early 2000s.

This tiny fluffy kitten seems to have picked a fight with a ghost.

This phrase has been used online to express shock and awe over an impressive feat or newly learned fact since 1997. By 2011, it became associated with a reaction GIF from the Tim and Eric Awesome Show.

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