The Rosenberg, Texas Police Department has a very active Facebook page. "We actually want to be able to show people that we're just people, just like everybody else," they tell KPRC. To wit, officers Aerial Ronell and Ranell Roy filmed themselves jamming out to Katy Perry's "Dark Horse." You think Ronell is not so into it at first (Roy is so into it), but then that (absurd) Juicy J verse comes in and all is well.

I watched this happen live with my own eyes (at the wedding of my friends Lauren and Bennett Olson). The crowd loved it. Especially the straight guys.

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This clip from It's Kind of a Funny Story features Zach Galifianakis in a mullet/wig singing Queen & David Bowie's epic duet "Under Pressure." Zach Galifianakis in a mullet? That's something new.

In my day, looking at college promotional materials meant getting brochures in the mail and laughing at the font choices and stock photos ("Here we have an international student, varsity athlete, girl in a wheelchair, and a professor chatting casually.")

And just like that, a new internet thingy is born. They lip sync Hall & Oates' (Oates and Hall's?) masterpiece "You Make My Dreams" backwards. That dwarf from Twin Peaks would be so proud.

Capitol Records sued Vimeo today over copyright infringement concerning lip dubs. It's symbolic of how the music industry doesn't understand/can't catch up to the internet. As if on cue, the internet brings you a spankin' new Jackson 5 lip dub.

Lipdubs are the scourge of internet video, churned out by desperate would-be fameballers. But staff from Google's San Francisco office apparently can't resist making music videos, either. What workplace horrors made them turn to a sideline in Miley Cyrus impersonation?

The Office is one of those shows where you get jealous of the fun they seem to be having with each other on set, and tonight's cold open lip-dub was a perfect example.

When a tipster told me that workers at eBay France had created a lip-dub video, my hopes were high. But I should never have expected great things from eBay.