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.

A new Tumblr blog called Yo Zuck! Implement This has started posting both popular and original Facebook feature requests by demonstrating them in a simple and clear manner, using animated prototypes and altered screenshots. These are our five favorite Yo Zuck! suggestions so far.

We couldn’t resist dusting off this old handycam video interview with a very laid-back Mark Zuckerberg. Dating back from June 2005, it gives you a brief but amusing behind-the-scenes look at the early days of Facebook, and not in a Hollywood movie kind of way.

Remember Made In China’s Mark Zuckerberg doll we showed you last week? Well, Facebook didn’t like it. In a cease and desist letter to the Chinese manufacturer, they demanded the immediate discontinuation of the novelty product.

The world has been given a Mark Zuckerberg action figure. We didn’t know we were waiting for one.

Jesse Eisenberg who played Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network is confronted by the man who plays Mark Zuckerberg on Saturday Night Live… and the man who plays CEO at Facebook. Yes, that’s the Zuck on your screen THRICE!

What’s the difference between Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, and Wikileaks’ Julian Assange?

Watch out Marc Jacobs, because there’s a new Mark in town. The parody fashion brand “Mark by Mark Zuckerberg” has opened a web shop where you can buy the Facebook CEO’s signature blue bathrobe, his favorite pair of full elastic jeans and the adidas flip-flops with massage lining he sports as soon as weather permits.

The Who owns Facebook? infographic illustrates which pieces of the gigantic blue pie belong to whom.

Last night on the Daily Show, Jon Stewart shared his take on the Facebook-Goldman Sachs deal which allows the social network to avoid transparency by delaying an initial public offering.

A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? 6.9 billion dollars! Which happens to be Mark Zuckerberg’s net worth, according to Forbes who put the Facebook founder on #35 in its list of the 400 richest people in America. Here’s a cool infographic showing all the crazy stuff Zuckerberg could buy if he really had that amount of money in the pockets of his favorite pajamas.

Mark Zuckerberg is arguably the most famous Harvard dropout in history, but a university in Paraguay thought it could fool potential students by putting Facebook’s CEO as an alumni in their marketing materials.

Under the Young Zuck pseudonym, New York-based rapper JKila has written and recorded the Social Network rap song “CEO” based on the storyline of the recent David Fincher movie. In the video, Mark Zuckerberg is manipulated to rap to a hip hop remix of the soundtrack used in the Facebook movie trailer.

If you haven’t seen last weekend’s episode of the late-night comedy show, Saturday Night Live, here are the two shorts they did on Facebook.