Internet Culture / Companies That Love Shit-Spewing Algorithms Admit Maybe Shit-Spewing Algorithms Are Bad This week, both Meta and Roblox took steps to keep young users from getting brain-rotted by algorithms By Riley MacLeod / 26 Aug 2026
Internet Culture / Despite Myself, I'm Obsessed With This Irish Language Food Influencer Drama This is how social media sucks you in! By Riley MacLeod / 25 Aug 2026
TV / WesterosCentral Memes Were The Real MVP Of House Of The Dragon Season 3 “The lights were brighter than expected.” By Isaiah Colbert / 10 Aug 2026
social media / I Have Diagnosed Myself With Profile Picture Disorder If your name is "Sarah", my brain only knows you as "SarahBlazeIt69", sorry By Luke Plunkett / 29 Jun 2026
Movies / Backrooms' Biggest Scare Is Capitalism The meme turned found footage series turned movie explores the nostalgia--and the horror--of 90s corporate waste By Liz Ryerson / 2 Jun 2026
music / More Artists Could Stand To Be Normal About Their Black Music Influences Buckle up: we’re talking about cultural appropriation vs appreciation of Black music By Isaiah Colbert / 2 Jun 2026
Internet Culture / Pinterest Has Become Unusable Absolute nightmare of a website By Nicole Carpenter / 14 May 2026
Anime / Some Filler Is Good Shit, Actually Not all filler is created equal—but I refuse to let people use the phrase as shorthand for a bad episode By Isaiah Colbert / 13 May 2026
Internet Culture / That's Not What Unc Means You’d never know the meaning of unc or its origins in black culture if you looked to mainstream media. By Gita Jackson / 16 Apr 2026
Internet Culture / Fujoshis Had Their Fun, Now It's Himedanshi’s Turn To Go Mainstream Yes, there is an inverse term for fujoshi By Isaiah Colbert / 4 Mar 2026
Manga / We Should Use Social Media The Same Way Manga Authors Write About Their Week Why ragebait and engagement farm when you could be posting about receiving head pats from your dentist? By Isaiah Colbert / 17 Feb 2026
Internet Culture / The New Baby YouTuber Thumbnail Meta Changes Everything In a month of the most depressing posts possible, posting was fun for a brief second. By Chris Person / 28 Jan 2026
