“The catchiest viral Internet songs of all time are not only the pesky songs that get stuck in our heads but also some of the best creations ever to come about in the early Internet times. From the original gangster meme of the hamster dance to the Trolololo to the classic Rick Roll, these songs are the best of the best available on YouTube. Almost anything can rise from being just another Internet video to full blown viral video providing it has something that makes it hilarious, bizarre or so awful that it’s awesome. There’s no exact science to becoming an Internet meme, but, as these catchy Internet songs prove, once you reach virtual stardom, there is no going back. Ah, the power of the Internet. I’m sure even the musically oblivious 8th grader would approve.” w/ photos

“First impressions mean everything in film. Whether they’re kicking a saloon door open or emerging from the sea looking suspiciously well groomed, our initial image of a cinematic character tends to stay with us. It shapes what we think of them and burns into the collective consciousness. In short, tumbling into the room and labouring to close an umbrella won’t cut it. Here’s our run down of the greatest big screen entrances ever.” w/ photos

“Road trips are an iconic part of the American experience. Despite the ease and speed of air travel, seeing America by car is still the preferred means of travel for many. But some of the most iconic roadways in the world are actually located outside of the US, and many of them put the longest roads in America to shame. While some roads span states, many others span entire countries, as the following list will show.” w/ photos

“When it comes to movies, not all the good guys get all the glory. However, there have been plenty of movie heroes out there who owe much of their success to their friends. [Here] are ten of the best movie sidekicks to ever grace the big screen.” w/ photos

“Technophobia is a pretty easy word to break down: fear of technology, specifically of advanced computers or other devices and a belief that they will lead to humanity’s ruin. Although a technophobe sounds like a neo-Luddite, it actually goes a lot deeper than that. What’s more, technophobia pops up in movies far more often than you might think. The easy target when it comes to tech-based movies are those films that show an egregious misunderstanding of how the Internet works, or that show older generations struggling to get along in a digital age. But real technophobia deals with tech gone awry, taking over a person or city or world in order to execute its own lethal agenda. The films [here] are some of the most technophobic ever made, though some of the titles might surprise you. Next time you’re at the movies, keep an eye out for the real villain.” w/ videos”

“Soundtracks are an overlooked yet important factor in the movie-watching experience. When good music is paired with a good movie, it becomes a fully integrated piece of the film. Far more interesting, though, is when a solid soundtrack is paired with a steaming pile. When this happens, the music becomes one of two things: a show-stealer, outshining the very movie it’s featured in; or a trickster, fooling people into believing the movie is a classic. So let’s examine 15 middling movies with great soundtracks. Regardless of the category, be sure to take these off your Netflix queue and head straight to iTunes instead.”

“The following are 11 types of people you will meet at the bar. Now what you choose to do with this information is up to you, but let’s face it, you’ll be drunk and when you’re drunk, everybody’s a good time. But maybe, just maybe, this list will stick in the back of your addled little brain and provide you just enough of a warning to escape before you find yourself in a bathroom stall with a shitfaced Ben Roethlisberger leering over top of you. You’re welcome, America. You’re welcome.” w/ photos

“In high school, I remember kids would sometimes drink Brad’s Drink while watching the school band practice their sackbuts on the ChemGrass. Did that not make sense? Well it could have if it weren’t for a few name changes in history.” w/ photos

“With movies based on Candyland, Battleship, Monopoly and even Ouija, Hollywood is really scraping the bottom of the barrel. So while they’re down there, they might as well cash in on our nostalgia too. I took thirty minutes days out of my time to help them with these well thought out and plot-hole proof concepts.” w/ photos

“We’ve all had the fantasy: Quitting in the most spectacular, unforgettable way possible. Happily, there are people our there who’ve lived out this dream. And these are their stories.” w/ photos + videos