Because the internet is can occasionally be a magical place, this is a video of Ace Ventura edited into Grand Theft Auto V by maker of these sorts of videos eli_handle_b.wav (previously). It’s a perfect match, just like peanut butter and banana and honey and chocolate syrup and marshmallow fluff

Note: Chart above has been cut to fit the marquee, scroll down for the whole graphic. This is a graphic created by Visual Capitalist detailing the world’s top 17 grossing media franchises of all time, and the sources of all that money. The order may surprise you. Or it may

This is a short video of TikTok user and middle school teacher LadyJackBlack discussing how she unknowingly dressed like Shrek for work (how could she not see that?) and multiple students let her know about it. “Where’s Donkey?” I imagine the kids snickering in the hallway. That’s the thing about

Note: Video unsurprisingly contains strong language. The handiwork of master editor eli_handle_b․wav, this is a video reimagining It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s healthy paternal figure Frank Reynolds in The Last Of Us. It’s solid gold. Or, if it’s not solid gold, it’s at least 99.99% like is stamped on all

Because this is the internet and the internet will never stops internetting until I decide I’ve had enough and push the big red button (I get closer every day — recent afternoons I’ve even been lifting its clear plastic cover and caressing the button with my index finger), this is

Because you don’t know until it’s hung and makes you stain your underwear in broad daylight, this is the piece of Barney Grumble framed art that Twitter user Emily Cook decided to display in her home, and the resulting reflection it makes in the kitchen. Yikes! I’m used to getting

This is a 3D visualization created by Data World Studio featuring all the Pixar characters in order of height, from smallest to tallest. The video begins with the diminutive (0.11 inch) Flik from A Bug’s Life and ends with the 50-foot Earth Giant from Frozen II, with all the other

This is a video of everybody’s favorite foul-mouthed football captain turned coach Roy Kent (actor Brett Goldstein) hanging out with Elmo and Grover on Sesame Street, and playing a game of hide-and-seek. It looks like it was a good, wholesome time. And with far less cursing than I’m used to