Oh, Anna Kendrick. You're fresh off your recent Pitch Perfect 2 premiere, and here you come to destroy James Corden in the worst way.

Yay! Everything is wonderful in this amazing age of technology!

The dwarf planet Ceres is the largest object in our solar system's asteroid belt—in between Mars and Jupiter—at about 2,850,000 square kilometers of surface area. NASA's Dawn mission is approaching Ceres for a rendezvous in the coming months, and it's now close enough to give us a close up look at the object.

One-man-meme-machine Liam Neeson won't be back in theaters to make ominous phone calls and kick ass in Taken 3 until next month, but you can get in on all the inevitable GIF action early with a custom keyboard that acquired some exclusive Taken 3 GIFs.

John Boyega as a Stormtrooper? DEAL WITH IT. Female director for Wonder Woman? DEAL WITH IT. More male butt-shots in comic? Heed the cat's warning, Internet: deal with it, deal with it, deal with it.

It started with former NFL player Chris Kluwe's brilliant, profanity-laden denouncement of all things #GamerGate. But that isn't where it ended. Oh, no. The above tweet spurred us into action. Maud, you are our muse, our goddess, our guiding light. Hit the jump to see "wargleblarging," "a debilitating case of genital warts," and more represented in Giferator form.

No doubt you've probably seen many of the often surreal GIFs that come out of the Madden Giferator, a marketing campaign by EA for the latest Madden 15 that allows you to add your own text to looping images of the game's players. Now intrepid internet users are stating to make music videos out of the GIFs, and the songs they've picked so far are nothing short of genius.

Super-rad cosplayer Casey Renee Cosplay isn't cool with how jerky Daenerys's dragons have been as of late, so she imagined a world where our Khaleesi is Mother to the cutest dragon of all - How to Train Your Dragon's Toothless! (via Fashionably Geek)

The conclusion of this Dorkly comic, titled "Video Games from the Skeletons' Point of View" and drawn by Tony Wilson, was enough to make me gigglesnort, but I might have an ulterior motive in sharing this particular post with you. And that is these rad skeleton gifs you need to see:

A few months ago, we got the first images from the European Space Agency's Rosetta mission of the comet they're tracking, but at the time, it was no more than an extra bright pixel. Well, now it's several extra-bright pixels, so Rosetta made us a GIF!

OK, NASA. Yes, you won the unofficial contest for "most literally awesome GIF Tweet." But you do have an unfair advantage.

A sharp-eyed Reddit user spotted actor Liam Cunningham, aka the Onion Knight and Lord of the Rainwood, striking a dashing pose in São Paulo for the World Cup. It's the perfect sport for him -- no fingers required! (via Uproxx)

Last night's Community was the beginning of the show's two-part season five finale, and things got about as weird as you'd expect. The school is in danger once again, and this time, there might not be a whole lot the Save Greendale Committee can do about it, but that won't stop them from trying.

Community was back this week after a one week hiatus, and it was worth the wait. They did another animated episode, and this one was an incredible G.I. Joe homage. It mixed hilarious, loving critique on classic cartoon shows (did Cobra really walk around saying "Cobra" like they're Pokémon?) with some pretty great metaphors for growing up.

Another Dungeons & Dragons episode! Worth it. This one focused on Hickey... kind of. The plot worked, but it was more of an excuse to have everyone play out a ridiculous D&D scenario again, which is just fine by me.

Don't post that pic of Oprah giving side eyes! There may be a more effective way to convey your views on Crimea. Two MIT students have created a "GIF sorting" game that tackles assumptions about the universal emotional or cultural significance of certain images, reminding users that our screaming Walter White is someone else's laughing Squidward.

Last night's Community was kind of weird, and that's saying a lot compared to the last two weeks, which took place in Russia and didn't seem to follow the main characters at all. I don't know what that was about, but I'm glad we're back on track. Last night was a more serious, character-focused episode with plenty of John Oliver.