These popular online destinations are attracting users worldwide. From epic dance battles to fun fashion blogs, these Web sites are where it’s at.

http://www.xkcd.com

For a web comic that describes itself as one of “romance, sarcasm, math and language,” xkcd is surprisingly accessible. It’s no Calvin & Hobbes, but hey—we all need a little nerdy humor in our lives. The art (or stick-figure art, rather) is simplistic and easy on the eye. Although some references are obscure, the dry wit and general silliness of the comic keep a wide range of people coming back for more.

http://www.songstowearpantsto.com

It’s a fairly simple concept: you submit a description of a song you’d like to hear, and a guy named Andrew will compose it for between $50 and $200 a minute. But there’s a catch—if your idea is wacky enough, he might just make the song for free. An example: a song about “a man ordering a burrito and being extremely intimidated by the size of it.” The genre? Celtic techno. You can find others’ songs posted on the web site; if they don’t spice up your play list, nothing will.

User jonmchu on http://www.youtube.com

This prolific YouTube dance battle will give viewers surprising new reasons to respect Miley Cyrus. It all started when Jon Chu and Adam Sevani of “Step Up 2: The Streets” fame decided to challenge the Hannah Montana star, along with her dancer friend Mandy Jiroux, to what they promised would be the greatest battle ever. Sounds lame? You’ll be pleasantly surprised: the series of videos features various respected break dancers, snazzy production (see: a helicopter), the most random celebrities you can think of and a heavy dose of humor.

http://www.facehunter.blogspot.com

This stylishly offbeat blog explores street fashion everywhere from Houston, Texas to Reykjavic, Iceland. The pictures are, through high quality, refreshingly different from the usual posed and canned magazine spreads. They show normal people in their natural environments—normal people who just happen to have a taste for the fabulous. Although not every outfit showcased is totally wearable, there is enough variety to provide inspiration for even those with a traditional aesthetic.