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This image macro series retells Biblical narratives in a much more modern voice.

Grumpy Cat finally met Lil Bub today before the Internet Cat Video Film Festival in Minneapolis. We have reached peak cat-ernet.

These YouTube Poop Music videos utilizing the 8-bit style soundtrack from Cave Story started appearing in 2010, with remixed footage from Baman Piderman cartoons.

Stock photos can’t get anything past science-loving Tumblr users.

Last week, GE launched the world’s first #6SecondScience Fair on Vine, resulting in more than 600 submissions of projects including frog dissections, sand volcanoes and antacid rockets.

This competitive game to see which player can get from one arbitrarily assigned Wikipedia page to another in the shortest amount of clicks has been played since 2005.

How many different ways have you died in Super Mario 64?

Yesterday, the second annual Internet Cat Video Film Festival was held in Minnesota, drawing more than 10,000 attendees. Grumpy Cat, who was in attendance, took home this year’s top award.

Cosmetics chain Sephora has figured out how to fake your favorite Instagram filter with makeup. Finally, you can take that perfect selfie.

What if hurricanes and other extreme storms were named after policymakers who deny climate change like Michele Bachmann? The news reports would be much more interesting.

These text-based simulations use Twitter to recreate a factual event or a fictional story in real time on the microblogging platform.

YouTubers the Warp Zone gave the DuckTales theme an overly manly feel in this parody about duct tape.

Scooby1961 launched one of the first YouTube channels dedicated to physical fitness and nutrition instruction in August 2006. However, he took a leave of absence from YouTube in July 2013 after members of 4chan doxed him and his family.

Silly doge, breading is for cats.

This parody video is a reminder that not every life hack is worth doing.

The name for this photo fad in which people imitate often absurd stock photographs was coined two years ago this month.

When you leave the office today, be thankful your coworkers haven’t orchestrated a prank involving an animatronic velociraptor, as seen in this clip originally broadcast on Japanese television.