We made it to the end! It is officially the last weekend of 2025 and to celebrate we have the 51 funniest memes on the Internet this weekend right here ...

I'm not a very trusting person. Whether it's a result of some past trauma or my upbringing, my default approach is to be wary ...

It is officially the last full week of 2025 and we have the 50 best memes this week from all across the Internet. This was a short/abbreviated week but it ...

If you need a good cry, the following three devastating classic rock songs might just get you there. And even if you’re not the emotional type, these songs might make you feel things you weren’t ...

History is often seen as a serious field for curious minds to ponder—and it certainly is. But once you remember that humans have always been wonderfully unserious, and have proven it over and over ...

Gay wool from gay sheep? What do you mean, wool can be gay? Let me explain. In a publicity holy grail, the queer hookup app Grindr debuted a knitwear collection by celebrity designer Michael Schmidt ...

From Jack Dorsey to Gen Alpha, everyone seemingly wants to go back to the internet of a decade ago. But is it possible to reverse AI slop and brain rot? Which implies, of course, that memes lack ...

Earlier this year, TikTokers declared the start of the Great Meme Depression of 2025. In the months since, things haven’t picked up much. As 2026 approaches, some internet users have decided to take ...

Google Photos is testing a new feature that would let anyone generate a fun, shareable meme using existing images or selfies. It uses Gemini’s Nano Banana AI image tool for editing and processing.

Chethan is a reporter at Android Police, focusing on the weekend news coverage for the site. He has covered tech for over a decade with multiple publications, including the likes of Times Internet, ...

Abigail Dove receives funding from Alzheimerfonden, Demensfonden, and the Loo and Hans Osterman Foundation for Medical Research. We spend nearly a third of our lives asleep, yet sleep is anything but ...

"Real Time" host Bill Maher asked an internet culture researcher Friday about memes to understand how people get "inspired to kill." Memes, or "historical documents" with various interpretations, were ...