After prioritizing Highlighted Stories since back in September, FB now enabled a sorting option that lets you choose how updates are sorted in your News Feed.

Remember Tom Anderson? What do you mean, NO? He was your first friend on MySpace. M. Y. S. P. A. C. E. Doesn’t ring a bell either? Oh, lord.

EgoBook, a service that turns your Facebook profile into an actual book, has added the option to publish your statuses, wall posts, photos, and profile pictures into a hardcover book that will look very classy and inviting on your coffee table.

We have a lot to thank the Dutch for. Van Gogh, Gouda, George Baker, and apparently, Facebook. Or even, Mark Zuckerberg’s very life. Here’s their explanation.

Sam Spratt is not a fan of the recent changes that were rolled out on the Facebook homepage. Since he’s an illustrator, he voiced his opinion through a self-explanatory image that instructs the powers that be how they can easily fix their site.

Here’s a third collection of screenshots showcasing what inventive Facebook users have been doing with their Timeline cover photos, even before the feature is officially live

Don Draper from Mad Men presents… Facebook Timeline! A clever video edit by Eric Leist.

Designer Ryan Kennedy took a few of the most popular brand pages on Facebook and gave them the Timeline makeover.

With the introduction of Timeline comes a whole new slew of possibilities for creative personal profiles. Our favorite Facebook Timeline cover photo hacks so far…

With this pair of images, you can turn the prominent header of your Facebook Timeline into the most famous section of the Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo. Your profile picture will raise some questions though…

A useful but probably unintended side effect of the new Timeline profile, is that it allows you to very easily see who unfriended you on Facebook over the past few years.

Because Reface.me has this reputation of Facebook profile hacking to maintain, here are the very first Facebook Timeline hacks. We chose retro video games as the theme for this first round, ’cause geeks are us.

The Likeable Constitution is a just launched website that aims to spread and rank what makes America the greatest country. People from all over the world are invited to like the parts of the U.S. constitution they resonate with most.

Sending out automated birthday wishes on Facebook might be the most antisocial thing you can do, but will that keep you from using the HappyBirthday Chrome Extension.