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With the help of The Walking Dead, Vine’s zombie prankster Nick Santonastasso pulls a scare prank on actor Norman Reedus, who portrays Daryl Dixon in the series, during a recent trip to Tokyo, Japan.

Girls creator and star Lena Dunham becomes the latest subject of fashion mag cover scandals after Jezebel uncovers untouched versions of her Vogue cover with a $10,000 bounty.

U.S. Marines bid farewell to their favorite pin-up models and contraband magazines with a military funeral service.

This guy somehow manages to pull off the most difficult Jenga move possible with style.

Poko the cockatiel sings the theme song from the animated children’s film My Neighbor Totoro.

This Tennessee-based rock group is known for their Mega Man-inspired Nintendocore albums.

Know Your Meme’s annual Thanks Awards returns for the third year in a row with new badges and room for more recipients, which is now open for nomination all-year around.

These scenes from the computer-animated musical Frozen were edited with several unnecessary censor bleeps by YouTuber Jake Vale.

Last night Sherlock’s third season premiered on PBS. To celebrate, enjoy some pictures of him falling into classic movie scenes

Adult film star Ron Jeremy may be kinda late in the game with parodying Miley Cyrus’ 2013 music video “Wrecking Ball”, but by the time you get to the part where he rides the wrecking ball bare-naked, you’ll probably forget whatever you were thinking before that.

This series of copypasta stories, told from the perspective miserable fictional characters, started off with a Scooby Doo-themed confessional posted to Reddit in 2009.

Author Jamie Maslin installed this plaque on a park bench in North London. Sadly, Maslin has confirmed that Roger Bucklesby is a fictional character that he had invented.

After last night’s NFC championship game, Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman ranted about San Francisco 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree during a postgame interview with Fox Sports anchor Erin Andrews.

The hit song of 2013 is still holding steady on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Talented voice impressionist Jason Stephens pokes fun at the Obama administration’s desperate promo efforts for healthcare.gov by trying to convince a group of Call of Duty: Ghosts gamers into getting covered by Obamacare.

After Fox Sports broadcast an impassioned postgame rant by Seattle Seahawks’ cornerback Richard Sherman on Sunday, the Internet erupted with jokes regarding the pro wrestling-style taunts uttered by the football player.

And now for your five minutes of afternoon slo-mo video meditation, Emmy Award-winning cinematographer Alan Teitel brings this freakish and mesmerizing macro sequence of a match burning away at 4000 frames-per-second.

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