The idea of morphing faces for entertainment value has been around for a while, from Michael Jackson's "Black or White" video to Conan's "If They Mated" segment to the ever popular political merge.

Facebook, which currently boasts having 483 million daily active users, filed with the SEC for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) yesterday.

Remember back in May when we all learned that Mark Zuckerberg had embraced the "I only eat what I kill" diet.

Nearly three months after first announcing the new feature that every user will have on their profile, Facebook today is launching Timeline.

Want to see the photos someone has on Facebook, but can't because their privacy settings won't let you see them.

As you may have heard, yesterday Facebook agreed to settle federal charges brought against it by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) stating that the social network has basically been lying and deceiving users over privacy.

We all know by now that Facebook inspires people to do impossibly stupid things.

If there's one thing my years of media consumption have taught me, it's how to spot when a profile is a hit job in disguise.

This is just funny as hell to me: Mark Zuckerberg outside of some douchey L.