Here are a handful I thought you guys would enjoy most, beginning with a well-timed interpretation of Steve Carell.

With a little Photoshop magic, celebrities like Alison Brie, Mila Kunis and Emma Stone make some pretty lovely bobbleheads.

In a 2011 interview with Plum TV, photographer Mary-Ellen Matthews discusses what goes into photographing Saturday Night Live's celebrity hosts.

The Federal Trade Commission puts the brakes on celebrity endorsements on Twitter.

You know, FOR SCIENCE.

In this walking dead obsessed culture of ours identifying the notorious personalities who may actually be biters just seems like a prudent exercise.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you combined Val Kilmer and ALF? We never stop thinking about it. Facemath has the answers.

We've come a long way since the LOL days of 80's stunt doubling where mullet length was an afterthought in the filming of action movies.

Celebrity artwork is nothing new, as people have loved painting celebrities, actors and entertainers ever since Leonardo DaVinci created a portrait of his favorite reality starlet, Mona Lisa.