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YouTuber Internet Historian dives into the story of the infamous Fyre Festival, a disastrous event that went down as one of the biggest failures in music festival history.

A supposed HIV positive blogger was exposed for lying about her condition to give legitimacy to her HamiltonHIV high school fanfiction by a fellow, vengeful Hamilton fanfiction writer who wanted to get back at the first for cyberbullying their mermaid cannibalism Hamilton fanfiction off the web.

The spookiest Power Rangers villain.

A series of bizarre and hilarious Facebook events surrounding the Chicago Bean have taken the city by storm. Now, citizens prepare to Windex, bake or roll the bean into Lake Michigan.

One of the goofiest creepypastas of all time is a legendary model of the form.

A series of Instagram posts in which a man identified as Sanjay claims to be repeatedly catfished by an older man named Durgesh have circulated far across the web over the last week, leading a man on Facebook to claim the photos are actually of his younger brother and disabled father.

Here’s a short animated DC adventure in which some Mark Hamill’s most famous (and not-so famous) character kidnap him.

Get some last minute Halloween costumes, such as Sexy Cat in the Hat, Sexy Real Estate Agent and Sexy Take-out Container.

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A recent viral image purported to show Windows Hill ablaze in California’s wildfires, but rest easy, the cyber-paradise is still intact.

A new stock photograph reversing the roles of the main characters in the infamous “Distracted Boyfriend” picture breathed new life into one of the year’s biggest photoshop memes.

What’s the order of the perfect burger? Is it lettuce, burger, cheese, tomato? Is it cheese, burger, tomato, lettuce? Something totally different? Google’s CEO is dropping everything to fix Google’s burger emoji as a debate over the perfect build explodes on Twitter.

Apparently, the Simpsons aren’t the only cartoon family in America with the power of omniscence. Check out this scene from the 2005 episode “Don’t Make Me Over.”

Three years ago today, the internet came together as one to appreciate the insanity of this 11-minute family sitcom parody created by Adult Swim producer Casper Kelly.