Memes

As you have no doubt heard, Betty White finally joined Twitter. (Maybe.) While this seems like a brave new frontier for a member of the Greatest Generation, she’s not the only elderly person to ever delve into social media. Apparently, Facebook is full of them.

James Van Der Beek played introspective and sensitive aspiring filmmaker Dawson Leery between 1998 and 2003 on the teen drama 'Dawson's Creek.' But, these days, his most famous role has been reduced to a four second GIF clip of Dawson crying, which has become something of an internet sensation.

Time for today's match-up! In one corner, we have "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy" Zeddie Little, who was finally brought on 'Good Morning America' for an interview about how he became such an internet star. If there's one thing we can learn from Little, it's that being ridiculously photogenic can make you a star. In the other, we have Ryan Gosling, another ridiculously photogenic guy and i

Ridiculously Photogenic Guy Zeddie Watkins Little finally showed the world what he looked like in real life on 'Good Morning America' Wednesday morning.

The Tumblr 'Texts From Hillary' took the Web by storm last week. Inspired by a photo of Hillary Clinton texting from a plane while wearing a pair of killer sunglasses, the site imagines conversations the Secretary of State might be having with other luminaries. And as the shades suggest, she's way too much of a big shot to deal with the lesser folk.

Elijah Wood is a handsome fellow. Albeit in a Hobbit-ish way. (Which has served him quite well, clearly.) But some things can't be unseen, and after taking a look at this weirdly cut-up photo of the 31-year-old, we're not sure if we're going to ever be able to view The Wood the same way again.

In one corner, we have "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy" Zeddie Little, who recently become an internet sensation thanks to his ability to be, uh, ridiculously photogenic. While jogging in South Carolina's 2012 Cooper River Bridge Run, his photo was taken by a bystander and turned into an incredibly popular web meme, prompting everyone to Facebook stalk him. In the other, we have Old Spice g

Zeddie Little, aka "The Ridiculously Photogenic Guy," has gone from being a ridiculously attractive anonymous dude to being ridiculously big all over internet. In the week since a photo of Little looking quite suave while running a marathon went viral, Little has seemingly launched what are now highly trafficked fan sites on Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr.

Tim Tebow is known for his on-the-field displays of religious faith. But on Sunday, the New York Jets quarterback spread the gospel in a more traditional manner, addressing the crowd at an outdoor Easter service in Georgetown, TX.

Unless you've been living under a rock (or at the bottom of the ocean -- sorry, Jack!), you've heard that James Cameron's mega-successful 1997 film 'Titanic' was released in theaters again, this time in 3D. Finally, guys won't have to worry about their girlfriends seeing them tear up thanks to those clunky glasses. We've gathered some of the funniest 'Titanic' memes on the internet to warm you up

So far photos of Zeddie Little, aka the "Ridiculously Photogenic Guy," have been viewed close to 1.5 million times since the man became a meme earlier this week. At least half of those views are coming from women, many of whom are probably picturing themselves next to the one man whose hair stays perfect while he runs.

Most internet memes usually involve animals, famous figures or people doing some weird pose, but rarely does a meme become popular because it features a ridiculously good-looking guy.

'Mad Men' returned on Sunday after a nearly two-year absence, beginning its long-awaited fifth season with the revelation that Don Draper had married his secretary, Megan. (Admit it -- you watched the entire episode while "Draping.") To celebrate the return of America's favorite chain-smoking, liquor-swilling ad execs (and Christina Hendricks, of course), we've gathered some funny photo

This year's Oscars was a rather dull affair. The only saving grace came from actress Angelina Jolie, and her right leg, which she exposed through the slit black dress she wore on the big night. The resulting leg pose gave us, and the internet, enough inspiration to poke fun. It also didn't take long for a new internet meme, affectionately called "Jolie'ing," to go viral.

It’s been a series of best selling teen novels and a much anticipated movie release, and now ‘The Hunger Games’ has achieved legendary status because it has been spoofed and spoofed and spoofed again on the Web. And, this seems like a trend that isn’t going to stop any time soon.