A while back I wrote about how the Pulp Fiction in Chronological Order video completely validated YouTube's time limit increase.

In these divisive political times I've been in search of a singular message that everyone who doesn't suck should be able to get behind.

Back in February our friends at Vulture infographic'd lyrics to a bunch of Grammy nominated songs.

So here's a fun little pop culture art project from our buddy Jon Defreest and Tauntr to enjoy on a Friday.

If you've never done yourself the favor of looking over Vince's "Incredible, Interchangeable Films of Steven Seagal: A Gallery" I encourage you to do so before checking out the full Steven Seagal movie title analysis by Pop Chart Labs after the jump.

I'm a sucker for pop culture art and all things facial hair (even on ladies as long as they're introduced as "handsome"), so Beards by Chris Thornley couldn't be more up my alley.

Tonight marks part two of the Greendale civil war between Abed Nadir's Pillowmen and Troy Barnes's Blankateers.

As we're making our transition from all the Archer you can handle to all the Mad Men you can handle our talented buddy Jon Defreest has run to the rescue with this new original that should really be the banner image for Sterling Archer Draper Pryce.

Move over minimal movie posters.