A new website is honoring AI models and their human users for the dumbest AI fails of 2025.
Imagine a world exactly like Star Trek , except it sucks.
And AMC short-sellers have also lost hundreds of millions of dollars
Trading was halted multiple times after Keith Patrick Gill, known for igniting GameStop’s massive 2021 rally, resurfaced online after a long hiatus
GameStop, AMC, and Trump Media surged on Monday as a tweet from r/wallstreetbets' most popular Redditor signaled a return to meme stock mania.
The memes have been flying fast and furious ever since RFK admitted that he once had a worm inside his brain.
Trump Media began trading as a public company on Tuesday and will be subject to major swings worth billions of dollars.
Call it an obituary. The meme wars are over, and I can’t tell if we won or lost.
Google’s new top-level domain is the latest attempt to commodify internet culture.
As usual, AI takes the brilliant cultural output of human beings and turns it into abominable slop.
Cage knows his career has taken on a life of its own thanks to the internet, and he's just fine with it now.
A 30-minute mockumentary based on a 2015 Facebook meme represents another evolution beyond the text and image format by social media’s most innovative creators.
Meme makers are taking their subject matter and talents to a surprising place: the stage.
The funny, faceless people behind meme accounts are taking their talents to stages around the country in an unexpected evolution of online humor.
A Google Doc of Emoji, ASCII, and text meme templates compiled by Nathan Allebach went viral this week.
Looking for a top-tier last minute costume idea? You probably won't find it here.
While the rise of the meme was probably not what Twitter had in mind when it released the feature, it brought people joy.
It's been a while since we've had a meme as pure and resilient as this one.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene busted out a Scooby-Doo meme to stoke fears about two of the right's favorite boogeymen: the Green New Deal and China.
In response to a recommendation from its Oversight Board, Facebook said it would update its community standards to include its stance on satire in content.
