Category: Entertainment

This week’s selection may seem like a random collection of odds and ends, but there’s one common thread: atmosphere and absurdity trump logic and order. […]

Throughout 2026, you can get thousands of free ebooks if you know where and when to look. Amazon offers readers free Kindle ebooks year-round, with […]

If there’s one thing The Boys on Prime Video proves, it’s that it’s healthy to be suspicious of the powerful. While the nearly invincible Homelander […]

It was the water bottle scene, wasn’t it? The moment you realized “Heat Rivalry” was something special. Whether or not you were familiar with Rachel […]

Pitt is a classic example of taking an old idea and breathing new life into it. Dramas centered on life-and-death situations in the hospital or […]

From the moment Mark Scout (Adam Scott) first rode the elevator into his office and became a completely different person, we’ve been obsessed with The […]

This week, people are getting it wrong about teleportation. Teleportation is a common science fiction trope, representing the movement of matter or energy from one […]

As usual, this week’s youth content selection was quite diverse. We saw the unexpected appearance of the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates in AI-generated videos that […]

I’ve loved Kindle e-readers since the original Kindle Paperwhite came out in 2012, but until recently, my dream of reading color comics on a Kindle […]

Euphoria is perhaps the most chaotic series of all time—not only do its teenage characters face epic levels of drama, trauma, and various illegal activities, […]

I’m publishing this on March 17th, St. Patrick’s Day, a day when we celebrate the patron saint of Ireland and Irish culture in general by […]

This week, young people on TikTok discovered a new way to make breakfast and an evocative way to describe the feeling of impending doom. It’s […]

This may be the most “white” thing I’ve ever written, but I’ve become fascinated with sailing. A friend recently took me on a yacht cruise […]

Breaking news from Florida: Lee County Sheriff’s Department officials recently arrested a man on a beach near the Sanibel Dam. The unnamed suspect was found […]

This week, we’ll be looking at goonbait and RegencyCore, as well as deconstructing the controversial video of McDonald’s CEO barely eating a hamburger. If you […]

February’s most popular series prove that monoculture is officially dead. Instead of a one-size-fits-all option, we see a selection of shows diverse enough to inspire […]

Clones are everywhere . Last week, I talked about rumors that actress Selena Gomez is a clone or a doppelganger (she’s not). This week, it’s […]

Throughout 2026, you can get thousands of free ebooks if you know where and when to look. Amazon offers readers free Kindle ebooks year-round, with […]

In today’s episode of “Out of Touch,” we’ll talk about divorces in the Alps, how corrupted younger generations are based on their viral videos, and […]

Today I spent more time than I’d like to admit researching Selena Gomez. The 33-year-old pop singer and star of the series ” Only Murders […]

If you want to understand an entire generation, look at the athletes they admire. The post-war generation, accustomed to suburban conformity, found a hero in […]

We’re approaching the second half of February—and according to your weird aunt on Facebook, it’s an unusual, possibly magical month. Some say it’s a “miracle,” […]

This week, we’ll explore several niche cultures within the broader youth culture. They run the gamut from the genuinely angsty enhancement community to the bizarre […]

Memphis City Council members Pearl Eva Walker and Yolanda Cooper Sutton (as well as many other internet users) claim that the snow is not real […]

It’s been a quiet week in the youth culture world, so I asked my always-on son what the kids were talking about. “Dad, the Epstein […]

The top ten most popular series of January 2026 featured a balanced mix of projects, including six dramas based on real events and four fantasy/sci-fi […]

January is known for the sheer number of movies dumped on theaters, but that’s certainly not the case for streaming services, as apps begin loading […]

Disclaimer: I’m about to write about the upcoming midterm elections, but if it helps, I won’t be biased in my opinions. This should be a […]

Your social media feed probably shows a completely different story, but this week, young people are leaving TikTok (or at least posting about leaving TikTok), […]

Throughout 2026, you can get thousands of free ebooks if you know where and when to look. Amazon offers readers free Kindle ebooks year-round, with […]

The 2026 Winter Olympics begin in Milano-Cortina, Italy, on Friday, February 6. With over 3,200 hours of winter sports broadcasts across broadcast, cable, and digital […]

With the recent powerful winter storm sweeping across much of the country, now is a good time to address some myths and misinformation about the […]

This week, young people are looking back on the recent past through rose-colored glasses, enjoying life by filming harmless school pranks, and hopefully protecting their […]

The results for 2025 have been tallied, and it’s been a great year for measles. According to the CDC , the number of measles cases […]

Today’s edition of our guide to out-of-touch events features a mashup of internet nonsense that reflects real-world anxieties. A deprived London neighborhood has gone viral […]

A rumor is circulating online—on Reddit , Facebook , TikTok , and (I assume) Friendster—that gravity will cease to apply for seven seconds on August […]

In this weekly journey through the landscape of teen pop culture, we travel from the chaos of Stranger Things fandom, where many fans refuse to […]

What if a team of super-magicians used their talent and training to pull off elaborate heists? That’s the concept at the heart of the Now […]

If you’ve ever been intrigued by the mystery of a dusty cassette tape found in a thrift store, or if you’re just looking for a […]

Many believe the world will end in 2026. Many people think the world ends every year—perhaps because the Bible or The Simpsons says so—but this […]