For most of us, our journeys have come to an end when we die. Others, though, have one last adventure.
Sometimes, society has a very hard time letting go.
Hating celebrities became really boring in 2014.
Every year at this time, Cracked likes to stop and memorialize the less famous deaths that probably flew under your radar.
We lost great and fascinating people who you knew when they were famous, but whose deaths probably didn't trend on Twitter for more than a few hours
The problem with our perception of history is that, over the years, the combined forces of Hollywood, gossip, and biased sources have come together to form an indestructible Voltron of ignorance.
Now that we've ingested and pooped out our best jokes on the greatest interview of the year, I'd like to step back a moment and remind everyone why kids like Willow and Jaden aren't so bad.
There's a lot of good reasons to dislike Lena Dunham, so make sure you pick an actually good reason.
On a day when the Canadian parliament was attacked by a terrorist, a serial killer confessed to killing at least seven women in Indiana, everyone was asking one thing: 'What happened to Renee Zellweger's face?'
Think of the mind-numbingly awesome movies we might wind up with if Hollywood grew a pair and adapted some of the weirdest legends out there.
You can still probably find them by Googling 'Hello, I'm kind of a terrible person, give me something that does not legally belong to me as quickly as possible.'
Cool didn't even go to die in these ads, because cool wasn't allowed within 500 feet of the studio.
Jon Stewart is better than you.