He's back. This time playing Question Mark & The Mysterians's "96 Tears." It's great timing, given that the seventh anniversary of his internet-shattering debut is just weeks away. Be amazed once more.

Hell awaits. [Boston.com] [Video homage: Kate Bennert]

Ron Livingston isn't the only celebrity who embraces viral cat videos! Oh wait... yes he is, because Kato Kaelin hasn't been relevant since 1994. And even then he wasn't a celebrity. Just some guy who lived in O.J. Simpson's garage.

Yes, this is actually real.

2009 Keyboard Cat is so...2009. New year! New cat! New wicked bumpin' song. If anything else symbolized 5 PM on Friday more than this video, we'd sure like to see it.

Way to go and mess with the delicate balance of the internet, keyboard dog. Now we don't know who's playing who off anymore. Or is it whom? Keyboard Dog!

Today at Gawker.TV, Al Roker's not making much sense lately, Teen Mom continues to scare us from doing the nasty, a wedding proposal on the Weather Channel, another new chef show, and Good Morning America attempts to explain Keyboard Cat.

Good to know that the technology contributors over at Good Morning America have such a grasp on web culture. Listen to this "expert" flub up Keyboard Cat's name multiple times during a segment on the best viral videos. Ouch.

Did you miss when the Pope got attacked because you were knee-deep in eggnog and crunk from Christmas Mimosas? Maybe some of us here did, maybe we didn't... Anyway, here's the best version we've found on the web.

Keyboard Cat has certainly come a long way. Here is never-before-seen footage of this year's hottest viral video star performing with the Klaipeda Chamber Orchestra. If this performance doesn't being tears to your eyes nothing will.

Bill O'Reilly's trying to charm audiences, especially since his war with tangentially opposed blowhard Keith Olbermann escalated. There was the Obama birthday wish, and the equal (photo) opportunity accompanying it. But this has been underway for a while, now.

Tech commentator Leo LaPorte and TechCrunch's Michael Arrington were doing yesterday's Gillmor Gang show when Arrington provoked LaPorte over free-product disclosures. LaPorte freaked out and shut down the show, but not before spewing colorful invective at Arrington first.