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Fans of the cartoon series Star vs. the Forces of Evil are curious if the show is dropping hints that the male lead is actually a trans-female one.

YouTube comedian Gus Johnson plays out the monologue that pretty much all men have run through while using a urinal next to a stranger in a public bathroom.

The fact-checking website Snopes gathered more than half a million dollars in donations after launching a crowdfunding campaign to help fund an intensifying legal battle with an outside vendor.

In a preview for the 16th season of Family Guy, Meg and Chris murder a cafeteria filled with easily-offended students as a parody of the famous church fight scene in the 2014 British spy film Kingsman: The Secret Service.

After appearing to sentence the lovable app to death, Microsoft announced that MS Paint will be heading to the Windows Store after hearing an outpouring of support.

Smash Mouth meets King Michael.

The actual song, known as “30” by rapper Fukkit, is a pretty dope tune that got its bass boosted to hell in memes.

Say hello to the Bad Boys of Food, who are responsible for every health crazy of the last 20 years, from quinoa to sparkling seltzer, in this hilarious mock trailer.

A moment in the trailer for The Emoji Movie has inspired a run of YouTube remixes that are “making the wrong face.”

Straight from another dimension, here is the season three intro to “Rick and Morty.” This should hold you over until Sunday’s premiere.

Following President Trump’s controversial speech at the 2017 Boy Scout Jamboree, Twitter decided to make up some special merit badges for the commander-in-chief. But these probably are not what he was looking for.

Check out dat curvature on the electric power lines stretched across Lake Pontchartrain in southeast Louisiana. …Where’s your flat Earth now?

The first trailer for Steven Spielberg’s highly anticipated film adaptation of sci-fi VR-themed novel Ready Player One has sparked a lot of online buzz so far, though not without criticism from some fans over the simplification of ’80s geek culture references.

ScreenJunkies conducts a post-mortem of Hollywood’s live-action remake based on the 1995 cult-hit anime movie Ghost in the Shell.

Nearly a decade, after Apple announced that they would not be supporting Flash on the iPhone, Adobe, the computer software company, behind the multimedia application that hogs RAM across the world is putting one of their flagship products out to pasture.

Accomplishing in five seconds what the official trailer accomplishes in two and a half minutes.

This hedgehog is stuck on a piece of bread, and, wow, is it cute.

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