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In what advocates of net neutrality are hailing as a milestone victory for the Open Internet, the Federal Communications Commission has voted in favor of reclassifying broadband access under its purview, thus effectively prohibiting the U.S. Internet companies from setting up “high-speed lanes” for preferred customers and websites.

In the latest mini-documentary from Banksy, the world-famous graffiti artist goes undercover in the war-battered streets of Gaza Strip to show his solidarity with the people of Palestine. This is Banksy’s second guerrilla-style exhibition in the area, exactly a decade after his first trip to West Bank in 2005.

These people should not have mouthed off to their barbers.

The fidgety dude to the left, the cellphone girl to the right, the obnoxious boy to the back… sound familiar?

An octopus in Yallingup, Australia hops out of a tide pool and pulls a crab into its underwater lair.

The world as we know it nearly came to a halt yesterday afternoon when a pair of courageous llamas broke loose from a mobile petting zoo in Sun City, Arizona.

Every day you should wake up and be thankful that Michael Bay never made a Seinfeld film.

The Internet erupted with a large-scale debate over what color fabric this dress is made out of, with some seeing black and blue while others saw white and gold.

For two decades, they’ve been trying to turn Batman into a cool video game, but there’s been only one worth noting: Arkham Asylum. Revisit the critically acclaimed 2009 action-adventure game that made everyone say, “See!, now this is how you make a f**ng Batman game!” with Honest Trailers.

This multi-panel exploitable features screencaptured images from a pivotal scene in the 2000 psychological thriller film Memento.

In honor of Leonard Nimoy, the actor behind the beloved Star Trek character Spock who passed away today at the age of 83, revisit the ever-moving scene of Spock’s funeral from the 1982 feature-length film Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.

Viners have been posting videos of people dancing accompanied by a catchy trap remix of the opening theme song for the Disney animated television series Little Einsteins.

YouTuber jacksfilms chimes in with his thoughts on the Internet’s obsession with #TheDress.

This mobile application allows users to upload selfies for random strangers to illustrate.

In winter, dormice hibernate in nests beneath the fallen leaves on the ground. When they wake up in spring, they build woven nests of honeysuckle bark and fresh leaves in hedgerows and woods.

As it turns out, the true shade of Mr. Grey is a whole lot more off the beaten path than we had imagined.

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