Celebrities Humor

We don't usually link celebrities with intellectuals but boy, were we humbled. Here are some famous stars with degrees you were to scared to pursue.

The internet is cruel, but hilarious.

Good grief! We’ve got several more months of debates like this? I’m suffering a popcorn hangover, and I’m on my third liver of the week already. The clear winner is Donald Trump. …

Drawfee is a Youtube channel created by two illustrators that combine humor with art. They describe it as a “interactive comedy drawing experience where viewers can watch their dumb ideas become even dumber drawings before their very eyes.” Drawfee has over 1 million subscribers from all around the world which proves that the creators are certainly doing something right.

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Horrifying yet humorous? We're sorry.

To live in the present is no easy task for anyone — we somehow seem to be living either in the past or the future. Celebrities, just like us, also enjoy spotting differences and similarities between “then and now” collages that throw us years or decades back in time. Looking at the past is an opportunity to see how far we’ve come, how much things have changed, and moreover, how much things have remained the same.

Dolly Parton has created a new viral meme challenge. The singer, who celebrated her 74th birthday on Sunday, posted four photos of herself, highlighting the differences between people's Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram, and Tinder profiles. "Get you a woman who can do it all," she captioned the portraits. The Internet started praising her looks calling Dolly a "queen" and a "national treasure." Pretty soon, other celebrities joined in the fun and started uploading spoofs of their own social…