The original video content of this site—founded by funny-man Will Ferrell and his friends—has already made waves in pop culture. Well-known actors and celebrities like Natalie Portman, James Franco and Christina Applegate star in many of the site’s short films, where they poke fun at themselves and others. After that, it’s up to you to vote whether it was “funny” or “die.”

Entertain yourself or share a laugh with a friend on JibJab, which specializes in funny eCards. One of their most popular products is the free “Starring You” cards, which put you and your friends’ faces into animated scenes—Irish step dancers, Star Wars, Justin Bieber.

The idea of a “humblebrag”—a vain comment disguised as a humble statement—has hit the popular imagination. On this Twitter account, you will find re-tweets of humblebrags found all over Twitter, including those of the worst offenders—celebrities.  Take this tweet from Brooke Burke:

@brookeburke: "Sh[o]pping for bikinis with my daughter. Omg! We[‘re] the same size. I'm in biiig trouble!"

Now an internet phenomenon, I Can Has Cheezburger started from a simple idea: visitors post pictures of cute cats and give them clever captions. It caught on quickly and the site now has over 6.6 million monthly visitors.

Self-proclaimed “America’s Finest News Source,” the satirical site takes on current events with biting sarcasm and has more than 15.3 million views a month. And you can’t beat those headlines, for instance: “Social Security Reform Bill Encourages Americans To Live Faster, Die Younger.”

The website for the comedy cable channel delivers the goods when you’re looking for a mid-day laugh break. Catch up on episodes of The Daily Show, get familiar with a new comedian in the featured standup videos, and find some of the best jokes around in their Joke of the Day archive.

Based on the former print magazine of the same name, Cracked features side-splitting original videos, pop culture articles, slideshows and spoofs.