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Merriam-Webster defines the term "photobomb" as ... well, absolutely nothing, because photobomb has yet to be added to the dictionary. It's more one of those "you know it when you see it" sort of things.

Wardrobe malfunctions. We all have them, but ours typically don't make front page news -- or any news for that matter, other than giving our friends at the bar something to relentlessly tease us about. But if you're a celebrity, forgetting to put on undergarments, getting out of cars the wrong way or having a gust of wind lift your skirt means photos of your private bits all over the interwebz. Ev

We always get our cute-as-a-button redheaded actresses mixed up, and Amy Adams and Isla Fisher are no exception. Thankfully, unlike some of our other doppelgangers, these ladies take on such different film roles that it's easy enough to tell them apart.

Ethan Hawke is apparently a big Sugar Ray fan, as the actor is desperately trying to emulate the late '90s look of frontman Mark McGrath, bleach-blond tips and all. It's okay though, Tamagotchi is making a comeback, so maybe he knows something we don't.

Michael Cera and Jesse Eisenberg are both affable if semi-annoying character actors with goofy hair, goofier smiles and a knack for playing themselves. Which is probably why the 'Arrested Development' star and his 'Social Network' counterpart are always getting confused for one another.

Twitter has been giving celebrities a platform to air their opinions and what they ate for breakfast since 2006, and boy have they. It's also given them a place to interact with other celebs and share their grievances with one another. This of course has inevitably led to a new form of communication: The Twitter slapfight, in which stars duel over the internet in 140 characters or less (often to t

The Internet is freaking out over this angelic yearbook photo of an elementary-school-age Kanye West, so we decided to round up some of our favorite yearbook photos of famous musicians. Click through to see who was awkward and who was...slightly less awkward...