In this most recent analysis of Harlem Shake’s record-breaking success, Kevin Ashton suggests that the viral success of the meme may be attributed to a select few powerhouses in the social media industry, rather than grassroots creatives of the so-called Internet hive mind.
An April Fool’s Day prank goes horribly wrong when a son tells his mother he is addicted to drugs.
This fighting game franchise has developed a significant presence online, having spawned fan pages, parody videos, fan arts and Internet memes.
The latest episode of PBS Idea Channel suggests that Community is an example of postmodern television, due to its creative and playful experimentation with genre and narrative.
This morning, Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook Home, an app launcher for the Android OS that will deeply integrate Facebook throughout the phone. Some critics are worried that this will allow the site unlimited knowledge about a person’s offline activities.
Trivia: This image is based on the 2011 paparazzi photo of Justin Bieber pulled over by a cop.
Michael Birken has been working on this stop motion Post-It Note ode to Ms. Pac-Man and Donkey Kong on variou walls throughout his office on weekends and holidays for the past eleven months.
Los Angeles-based composer Dr. Ian Malcolm brings an eclectic dubstep remix that is entirely made of sounds sampled from the 1993 sci-fi adventure film Jurassic Park.
Following Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish’s near perfect game against the Houston Astros, the Internet erupted with jokes about the game’s outcome.
Business Cat must figure out how to keep a baby from causing financial ruin in the lastest episode of Cartoon Hangover.
YouTuber cpugs7 shows how to use a hallway floor as an Olympic swimming pool.
By the time you hear this, it’s usually too late.
April Fool’s prankster-in-chief Robby Novak finally visits the White House Oval Office and meets President Obama face-to-face.
This perfectly timedphoto fad requires leaping up in the air while keeping a broomstick tucked between the legs.
Here are some helpful tips for scorned lovers who wish to use Facebook as a revenge tool.
Translated as “The Cutie Song” in English, this South Korean indie pop song has gone viral in Asia (and now on YouTube) with a repertoire of cute overload hand gestures.
