Seeing a lot of colors in Facebook status updates lately? A momentary fad is sweeping Facebook in which female users put the colour of the bra they’re wearing as their status update. It started with white, red, and black, but we’re now seeing variations like “shiny black leather”, “hippy batik”, and “pasties”, which have become increasingly popular so it seems.

The start of a new year is a good moment to reflect on the past. And face it, you spent a lot of last year on Facebook, so what better standard than your Facebook activity to judge your life in 2009?

will wake up earlier, go to bed sooner, watch less tv, read more books, stop biting my nails, eat less fat, learn a new language, do more sports, waste less time, buy less clothes…

Look whose fans are arguing!

Gollum saw “Precious” tonight…

Stand-up comedian Rudy Mezzy analysed his friends’ status updates, especially the downright stupid ones, and put them into several categories of “status updates that nobody cares about”. Here are the first five categories…

The escapades of pro-golfer Tiger Woods are definitely one of the hottest subjects in Facebook status updates right now. Here’s our collection ─some funnier than others─ so feel free to add your own jokes in the comments.

In addition to yesterday’s Mad Men Yourself post and last week’s fake Mad Men Facebook conversations, here’s a Status Saturday dedicated to the popular tv series about the fictional, Manhattan-based Sterling Cooper advertising agency in the 60s. Can you tell we’re big fans?

Watch what you say about Darth Vader on Facebook. When is Luke Skywalker going to find out Princess Leia is his sister? And what the hell is Chewbacca trying to comment? Here’s the Star Wars edition of Facebook.

Moments in history as they would’ve appeared on Facebook…

Because of the buzz around that vampire/werewolf movie premiering today in the UK, the US and lots of other countries around the world, we scoured Facebook for Twilight fails. And there happen to be a lot of them.

As you may have noticed, Facebook yesterday enabled an option for Page owners to target their stream updates based on their fans’ language and location. A new icon left of the Share button allows brand, product or business owners to limit who will see the stories after they’re published…

Seven status updates and their true meaning as determined by CollegeHumor.

Where’s my pancakes, read Rodney Bradford’s Facebook page, in a message typed on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 11:49 a.m., from a computer in his father’s apartment in Harlem.