Sometimes you’ve just got to get yourself that Winter Candy Apple and Iced Gingerbread.

The two public images of Amanda Bynes, that of the early aughts and the face-tattooed version of today, seem irreconcilable.

Keith Raniere’s pseudo-philosophy ranged from hedonism and nihilism to neurotic obsessions with weight, body hair, and training people out of empathy.

It was 2002, and Mariah Carey wanted a bath. Now we’ll never be clean.

On a typical day, I’m BTS-fatigued, but I can no longer feel annoyed with this Korean wave in American pop culture.

“Now you can tell the truth and stop playing a part in my being exploited by a whole ass APP worldwide without my permission,” Jahkara Smith wrote.

Disaster movies used to be common, from Gwyneth Paltrow dying horrifically from an epidemic virus to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson witnessing the fall of Los Angeles. But the appeal of the disaster movie is dead now that we’re living in a dystopian reality.

In case you had no childhood and don’t know, Brenda Song is a 33-year-old actress known for playing early prototypes of the manic pixie dream girl on kid’s shows like Nickelodeon’s 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd and Disney Channel’s The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. Brenda Song is NOT, however, a 42-year-old racist banshee who […]

Once upon a time in 2000, “Transgenics” (genetically enhanced humans) were violently attacked by the public, stripped of rights by the government, and shamed into hiding in plain sight. Sound familiar?