Graham Smith’s The Facebook Roadtrip is a short documentary about Smith traveling 1800 miles across the country to take the pulse ─both figuratively as literally─ of people with whom he is friends on Facebook.

Science paper due in ten hours and you got nothing but the title? Then don’t. Open. Facebook. Or any other possible distractions on your desktop.

If you like Grand Theft Auto, you’re gonna be BLOWN TO SLEEP. Mafia Farm, err, Wars!

We have a weak spot for marketing campaigns that connect to your Facebook account and integrate your content into their creatives. Earlier this week we mentioned the Death Star Superlaser application by adidas, and today’s example, coming from no other than Facebook’s older rival MySpace, amazed us even more!

Stand aside action and excitement. There’s a new Sheriff in town and his name is…

Some of us more than others, but we all did (or still do) our share of Facebook stalking. Going through someone’s 467 tagged photos, curiously reading through a wall-to-wall conversation between two of your friends, figuring out what your ex has been up to for the past few months.

If Facebook’s new privacy settings confuse you, check out this video tutorial in which security software and hardware vendor, Sophos, walks you through the newest options and shares tips on how to make your profile more private and secure.

The 25-year-old Colombian singer and songwriter, Esteman, has written a song about his friends’ doings on Facebook, and the unavoidable avalanche of friends and event requests. Except for one “ladies and gentlemen” sample, the song is entirely sung in Spanish, but may we warn you that its instantly catchy pop melody will get stuck in your head for a while.

“My mom’s on Facebook, destroying all my privacy”. Not exactly the best song you’ll hear this year, but certainly the one with the most realistic lyrics.

Priest: “I now pronounce you husband and wife. It’s official on Facebook, it’s official in my book.”

The holiday smash hit ElfYourself returns for the 4th year in a row! For those who have spent the last four Christmases at the Bahamas and without an Internet connection: ElfYourself, by OfficeMax and JibJab, is a website that allows you to make free, animated e-cards featuring up to five elves that have your or just about anyone’s face.

Greg lays down the law to his colleagues for proper and improper Facebook use.

A real, yet only slight Facebook redesign is just around the corner, so we prefer to dream about a more exciting, completely new approach to the social network’s user interface. Kudos to the guys at Thinking Out Loud for creating the Facebook Facelift project, a fingerlicking smooth UI prototype I bet you’ll want to spend hours playing with.

Are you doing every Facebook quiz there is? Have you poked someone earlier this week and counting every second until this person pokes you back? Do you have the unstoppable urge to write on every wall, even those in your bedroom? Then you might want to join the Social Media Addicts Association (S.M.A.A.), founded by Jerry.