You have likely seen the videos of moviegoers clapping louder than they did during “Avengers: Endgame.” The popcorn buckets flying across the theater. You might have even heard people incessantly ...

IShowSpeed has officially arrived in Hong Kong (or as the internet is now referring to it, 'IShowSpeed HK mode activated'), and anarchy, of course, ensued.

When Spike Lee announces a new film, it’s usually met with a flood of cinephiles adjusting their glasses and whispering.

Even if you haven’t watched Season 3 of HBO’s The White Lotus, you’ve almost certainly seen the memes. The only thing ...

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Herding Bob Katter is not an easy task for his long-suffering but loyal staff, who battle to keep him on message. But when he wanders, it can turn into viral gold.

During the pandemic, Chalkbeat published dozens of essays that spoke to the tumult of COVID-era teaching. Lindsay Klemas wrote about teaching on Zoom while caring for a toddler. Canwen Xu recounted ...

A meme dunking on AI-generated art is making the rounds online, and resonating with folks who miss the raw creativity that ...

As I observed in a column last year, the 2024 election was characterized online by its brain-rot memes, nonsensical collisions of imagery that produced a lot of noise but little coherent impact.

Their findings, published in Nature Human Behavior, show that general anesthesia suppresses each brain's unique functional connectivity patterns (i.e., the connections and communication patterns ...

Brain rot—or brainrot—is a Gen Z slang term that means “chronically online,” and brainrot memes are so nonsensical they’re capable of “brain rotting.” With enough participation ...