For those of you who wonder if people out there have the same interests as you whether it’s movies, song, favorite sandwich, or places to travel, connecting to others you don’t know can seem weird and forced. Youtopica brings you a new way to interact with people and topics you care about.

Photocat is a free online photo editor that allows you to upload, filter, frame, and publish your photos as if you were a pro.

If you’ve ever wondered what a life of luxury looks like, take a look inside DuJour. A new take on the emagazine, DuJour introduces its readers to the finest in life, style, culture, and more from celebrities and their friends who help them live their best lives.

LuvCow is a crowd based guessing game: Post photos, ask questions, answer questions, and see if you are smarter than the crowd!

2012 is over… long live 2013! And to welcome in this bright new year,  All My Faves – your easy guide to the Web – has once again enlisted the world’s help to hand pick the best websites of 2012. These sites may not be Facebook, Twitter or even Pinterest, but they’re some of the internet’s most interesting, unique and, well, coolest websites around… and hey, you voted for them! So without further ado, here’s our definitive review of the top 10 coolest websites: best of 2012.

Chromeography is a beautifully curated tribute site that aims to immortalize the chrome logos that used to decorate vintage automobiles and old electric appliances.

If your family is anything like mine, Facebook really isn’t an appropriate way to share around those lovely/awkward Mother’s Day Brunch and Thanksgiving photos: it’s too confusing and just too public. Perhaps it’s time to move your family over to FamilyLeaf, an easier, more secure way to share family photos and conversations.

If you’ve always yearned to know what the hippest of the hipsters are wearing in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, your problems have been solved. Styleblaster brings you the latest photos of real people walking the streets of one of the so called hippest neighborhoods in the world.

Sports Illustrated’s 100 Greatest Sports Photos of All Time celebrates sports like only they can, displaying amazing pictures that managed to capture the essence of sports and the athletic spirit.

Are you tired of the endless stream of videos that seems to clog up your newsfeed and are just plain silly? Upworthy brings interesting videos full of life and information you never knew…but should.

Are you a designer, artist, or photographer in need of some inspiration? The Inspiration Grid offers an array of influential images at the click of your mouse.

Sick of the same old boring posts on Facebook? Share your life in a completely new Lightt with the app that highlights precious moments in video form. Simply hold up your phone and take as many 15 second videos as you want, press highlight and watch your life flash before you!