The Best Things To Do on the Internet This Weekend

Here's the funny thing about the Internet: No matter how much time you actually spend online, you will never quite see and experience everything the Internet has to offer. The sheer magnitude of videos, websites, games, photos, social media sites and zany GIFs is far too much for one person to find on their own. So we decided to compile a handy list. Here are the best things to do on the Internet this weekend, June 15 - 16.

This week, much attention has been paid to Yeezy's revealing, and totally unapologetic, interview with the New York Times' Jon Caramanica, but the Village Voice's profile of Questo is worth just as much of your time. The Voice digs deep on the Roots drummer, shedding light on one of the smartest--and perhaps loneliest--men in hip-hop. Read the whole thing here.

Still searching for a Father's Day present? Look no further, because Gregory Babcock has you covered. Whether he's a fitness freak, an audiophile, or an outdoorsman, you'll find the perfect gift for pops right here.

The latest Superman film, Man of Steel hits theaters this weekend, so why not give yourself a little primer for the action by watching the very first Superman movie to ever hit screens? Created by Max Fleischer in 1941, the cartoon short is a perfect example of how Clark Kent has become one of America's most iconic men in tights.

Ever wanted to see what's hanging in the Musee L'Orangerie, but you're unable to afford the trip to Paris? Google Art Project has you covered. Partnered with over 250 museums, the tech giant is now offering 40,000+ artworks for you to peruse and examine right on your computer screen. The detail is pretty stunning on the images too, allowing you to see every individual brush stroke on classics like Van Gogh's Starry Night or Monet's Water Lilies. Visit the massive collection here.

The title of this video is "This Guy Smashes It Up." When has anyone ever been able to say that about a man who plays the flute in the history of men playing flutes? You thought Ron Burgundy was impressive? The dude could learn a thing or two from this guy.

Due to its immense, global popularity, soccer has become something of an international language for sports fans. Even the most beloved sport in the world, however, isn't immune to its share of controversy, with stars like Mario Balotelli and Jozy Altidore finding themselves as victims of racist behavior from ignorant spectators even today. ESPN's Wright Thompson goes in on the issue and unearths the roots of soccer's unfortunate dark side. Check it out here.

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Mark Wahlberg starred in the HGH-fueled, heist pic Pain and Gain this past April, but the longtime actor has always been serious about keeping his body in peak condition. So, naturally, back in 1993 he made a workout video. This is vintage Marky Mark. Not only is his Boston accent thicker than New England clam chowder, but he actually still considers himself a legitimate rapper here as well. Perfect. Get moving, and feel the vibrations.

Rihanna fans can rejoice because Chris Brown got embarrassed on this one. Pistons center Andre Drummond takes it to the rack on Breezy, posterizing him in a manner that can only be described as DeAndre Jordan-esque. Clearly, Drummond is #TeamRiRi.