Internet picks of the week

Bowie Golden Years

From Thin White Duke to new romantic icon, the years between 1974 and 1980 were a creative peak in the life and times of Dame David Bowie. Rather than deal with his entire career this fansite celebrates those golden years in excellent detail. On top of the music he also made an iconic film (The Man Who Fell To Earth), starred as The Elephant Man on Broadway, relocated to Berlin and was involved in numerous controversies, including the alleged Nazi salute at Victoria Station. There are no video or audio clips, but you'll find an incredible number of photos, screengrabs and interviews; begin with his 1976 Playboy conversation for an example of how candid and ahead of his time he was.

BBC Comedy

The Beeb's comedy portal has recently been spruced up to compete for your laughter time against the likes of Funny Or Die, Adult Swim, The Onion and the almighty YouTube. Along with lots of exclusive content – like the extra bits you got if you were fleet-minded enough to press the red button after Outnumbered – are archive clips of everything from Big Train to Hancock, blogs and news. The Collections section includes themed playlists of videos, such as one chosen by Stephen Merchant that has some vintage Adam Buxton, Robin Cooper claiming his Spanish lottery prize and Tim Key and Mark Watson playing their thrilling memory game No More Women. Top timewasting.