Where your off- and online identities collide.
Influencers are putting foster and adopted kids in the limelight—advocates are calling it exploitation
‘No child, whether biological, adoptive, foster, should be put online.’
On Jan 18, 2024 by Sasha Rogelberg
The invisible victims of true crime content
‘Some people want to share their stories. And others just want to be left alone.’
On Jan 18, 2024 by Colette Fountain
For influencers, online stalking is a real-life threat
‘I can’t live in fear like this.’
On Jan 18, 2024 by Claire Waheed
Online anonymity is a thing of the past
‘People feel entitled to know who you are.’
On Jan 18, 2024 by Sarah Hennis
How a ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ cover became an anthem for North Sea TikTok
Are you on North Sea TikTok?
On Jan 18, 2024 by Audra Schroeder
Starbucks accused of profiting from Palestinian suffering with watermelon mug. But the mug isn’t new
It predates the Oct. 7 attack.
On Jan 17, 2024 by Audra Schroeder
Are TikTokers lying about finding designer items at Goodwill?
Some TikTokers think that viral serendipitous thrift finds for cheap are being faked.
On Jan 17, 2024 by Tricia Crimmins
‘Trying to save his career’: Noah Schnapp’s ‘apology’ for Israel-Hamas comments gets roasted
‘You were literally out here w “Zionism is Sexy” stickers.’
On Jan 16, 2024 by Audra Schroeder
An out-of-context clip from Netflix’s ‘The OA’ is confusing people: ‘you had to be there to get it’
‘Started watching The OA because of all the discourse on my timeline.’
On Jan 12, 2024 by Audra Schroeder
‘This is like a “Portlandia” bit’: Woman says she was kicked out of bar for wearing fur
‘Screw that place.’
On Jan 11, 2024 by Tricia Crimmins
‘It’s Josh o’clock somewhere’: Josh wine memes are flowing
‘Leave that Stella & Barefoot alone.’
On Jan 11, 2024 by Audra Schroeder
A 20-year-old U.K. hit gets revived, thanks to ‘Saltburn’
It’s really taken off on TikTok.
A guide to slay speak for beginners
From ‘World Slay Center’ to ‘C*ntanamo Slay.’
On Jan 10, 2024 by Tricia Crimmins
Why a TikTok filter telling people what mental health diagnosis they look like bolsters stigmas
A TikTok effect cannot diagnose users with a mental health disorder, but it also shouldn’t imply that mental health diagnoses have a specific “look.”
‘I constantly have to look up what those symbols mean’: User points out iPhone offers accessible laundry instructions
‘THIS is what i want apple to tell me, not that my icloud storage is full.’
On Jan 9, 2024 by Audra Schroeder
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