Category: Entertainment

I’m sure you’ve heard someone say, “The Internet is forever,” but that’s not true. Once vibrant online communities with hundreds of thousands of users can […]

This week’s offbeat guide is a medley of trendlets, memes and terrible ideas. Young people teach each other dubious facts about geography, “cleanse” their intestines […]

We all have questions about sex that we’re too shy to ask, and if you don’t have Dan Savage on speed dial, listening to podcasts […]

New podcasts are popping up so fast that it’s easy to feel like you’re playing a hit the mole game with your own download queue. […]

It’s hard to really understand what young people are doing these days because the relentless algorithms that shape our culture have divided us all into […]

If you want to go on a cross-country journey filled with scary Halloween locations, read on. The ten locations here are scattered across our terrifying […]

Halloween is coming and things are getting really weird. Rapper Lil Yachty walks in Poland, and tiktokers put pumpkins on their heads, buy up all […]

Fat Bear Week is approaching. In just a few short days, on October 11 (Fat Bear Tuesday), one of the more than 2,000 Alaskan brown […]

I’ll never find a buried treasure – it’s going to take a lot of work, and I can’t even find my car keys – but […]

Dear Food and Drug Administration, You should start asking me what is true and what is fiction among teenagers before sending warnings. This week’s real […]

This week there is something for everyone in children’s popular culture. Gamers can enjoy a bunch of leaked videos of the mega-game in development Grand […]

You may have noticed that your favorite streaming giants such as Netflix, Hulu and HBO Max, which were once a haven for creators seduced by […]

This week, some young people are learning that they don’t have a personal life at work. Others ask why they can’t make friends. But everyone […]

Update, 2:10 pm, September 8: Buckingham Palace announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II this afternoon . Queen Elizabeth II is under medical observation and […]

Sometimes the storm and onslaught of a dying republic is drowned out by purity and light. This week our momentary respite from despair is given […]

In a country that is no less hostile to workers than ever, it is surprising that we have a holiday dedicated to the achievements of […]

Need advice? Of course we all do. And where we once could turn to newspaper columnists of the past (from Abby to Ann and Amy) […]

Young people are often criticized for believing in weird things like mystical folk magic practices and zombie infestations, but some very influential adults also thought […]

Some food podcasts give you tips on salting or offer great sourdough recipes, but others focus on food more on history and emotion—our memories and […]

For every blockbuster that hits your local gigaplex, there are probably half a million never-made scripts and hundreds of thousands of part-shot but unfinished feature […]

This week’s Adult Guide to Out of Touch features a slew of unrelated nonsense from the world of youth culture, including an informative dump of […]

Youth pop culture has its ups and downs and this week is a definite valley. Maybe it’s because so many school-aged people are studying for […]

This week, nostalgia has taken over the Internet for young people, and all generations Y and Z have paid attention to the lawsuit involving former […]

I don’t know about you, but I’m starting to think that every single person on earth, constantly connected to a source of endless unverified information, […]

This week, heed the advice of America’s greatest living artist and national treasure, Dr. Taylor Swift. We’re also looking at crouching, exploring Poppy ‘s timing, […]

Don’t sing the song wrong, man. Karaoke is endless enough. When KISS’s “Rock and Roll All Night” comes on, don’t be like my friend Mike […]

This week everyone is talking about imaginary dragons and the real lawsuit. Hopefully the House of the Dragon trailer will divert attention from the trial […]

I read a lot of science fiction and fantasy because I love it when books take me to new worlds or present new realities, but […]

This week, young people try to capture the lifestyle of coastal grandmothers, explain slang to elders and go to Coachella. Return of Coachella After two […]

Music festivals have come a long way from the dirty fairgrounds of Woodstock in 1969. What started as an expression of the counterculture has grown […]

If you are desperately trying to stay afloat in the swirling ocean of information and ephemera in which young people float so easily, please enjoy […]

The news that old-school adventure game pioneers Roberta and Ken Williams are returning to gaming after 25 years with a VR version of the classic […]