The British woman who threw a neighbor's cat into the trash can has been charged with two animal cruelty offenses. Score another for 4chan, whose /b/ board hunted Bale and will presumably campaign to jail her in a rubbish bin.

Jacob Isom—the rattail-coiffed Koran hero of Amarillo, Texas—is officially a phenomenon. The video of him telling a local news about how he swiped a kerosene-soaked Koran from would-be burners has gotten its first auto-tuned remix.

Meet Stephen Rout, the child who spawned an entire Japanese subculture after his baby picture was uploaded to the internet in 2000 — a subculture unknown to his family until nine years later.

We've already explained how the cuddly Pedobear is an Internet joke—not a 'mascot' pedophiles use to lure their prey. Reporters and police in Tulsa, Oklahoma obviously don't read Gawker. In America's Heartland, a full-blown Pedobear Panic is underway.

Pedobear is a meme featuring a cute cartoon bear who pops up wherever people are being creepy about kids on the Internet. Cops in California don't understand this, and have issued a hilarious warning about Pedobear.

When you type the letters "j-e-s" into Google, the first suggestion to come up as part of its new "instant search" feature is 11-year-old viral video star and internet punching bag Jessi Slaughter. The second name on the list: "Jesus."

Evan Roth combined all of the animated gifs that he had saved on his computer into one mega music video, set to a Girl Talk track. How many of these images do you happen to have saved on your computer?

Stephen Colbert has promised a so-called "Truthiness Rally" for ages. Today, Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian was in the Report's audience (the site has long recently asked for it to come to fruition) and—apparently—the message sunk in. Video inside.

Remember Mike Nahrgang, aka the Internet meme "Mustard Man"? Well, he's back—and mainstream!—with a funny PSA for the city of Toronto that encourages citizens to recycle their unwanted electronics. You don't want 'em? They do! Video inside.

Three months ago, my esteemed coworker Whitney Jefferson was a special guest on The Urly Show, the weekly podcast of our friends at Urlesque. This week, it was my turn! Inside, watch me look awkward in front of a camera.

Anyone who's found themselves watching Double Rainbow mashups, months after they first got a small chuckle, knows that video memes tend to overstay their internet welcome.

This week, the Internet was transfixed by the Evil British Cat Bin Woman, Mary Bale, who was caught on tape throwing a neighbor's cat into a trash can. Guess who tracked her down? The web marauders of 4chan's /b/ board.

Remember the trailer for The Social Network? The one that had an a capella choir's rendition of Radiohead's "Creep" in it? Well, it turns out that adding that same music to even the most silly/lighthearted viral video transforms it forever.

There are many interesting ways to earn a living in our post-industrial economy. Like ranting on camera about your sister being nearly raped. That's what Antoine Dodson did—now he's got a Hot 100 Billboard single!

Six years after a viral video depicted his quest to offer "Free Hugs" to all of Sydney, "Juan Mann" (pronounced "one man") says he hasn't seen a dime of his campaign's ad and t-shirt sales. Business Insider reports.

This week everyone's spirits were crushed when we found out that the girl who had quit via embarassing dry-erase board messages was a hoax. Here she talks about how holding up rectangles and making zany faces might give her a career.

Tonight on Tosh.0, Tosh welcomed the Peter Pan Stage Crash girls (from a viral video, which you can see here). Tosh teased them about their thespian abilities before setting out to teach them a little bit about real acting.

It seems like so long ago Jessi Slaughter was the 11-year-old girl brought to tears by Internet bullies. Now she has announced that she's launching a clothing line in a new video. OK, it's time to say goodbye Jessi!

Keyboard Cat, Spaghetti Cat, Ceiling Cat, Roomba Cat... there are tons of kitties that have risen to fame through the magic of the internet. But who reigns supreme? Urlesque put the best viral felines into brackets to battle it out.

Three years after their music video about Barack Obama went viral, Amber Lee Ettinger and "I Got a Crush... on Obama" creator Ben Relles have managed to monetize their company. They sat down for an interview with Business Insider.