The “What Year Is It?” meme perfectly captures how our sense of time can get distorted, especially in this digital age. The image in the meme originates from a 1995 movie, and it has since evolved ...

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Join Mashable as we look back at all the viral moments, movies, memes, dating trends, hyped up tech, scientific discoveries, and more that have delighted and amazed us in 2024. Memes are becoming an ...

There's a hot new Dexter meme taking over social media just in time for the new series Dexter: Resurrection, and it's all about fan-favorite character, Detective Sergeant James Doakes. Recently, memes ...

President Joe Biden has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, having announced the news via his official social media account on X (Twitter); it’s officially “Joever.” What Does The ‘It’s Joever’ ...

Trauma memes are taking over the internet, and there's good reason. Credit: INSTAGRAM @ATMFIEND/ ERIN TAYLOR Erin Taylor started creating memes on her Instagram page @atmfiend in 2018 as a way for her ...

The "It's Gonna Be May" meme, originating from a 2000 NSYNC song, resurfaces annually in late April. The meme highlights Justin Timberlake's pronunciation of "me" as "May" in the song "It's Gonna Be ...

First in Bangladesh, then in Indonesia, and finally in Nepal, memes were weaponised across nations by a new generation of protesters to challenge authority and reclaim their power in political spheres ...

Robotics company 1X dropped news of the humanoid helper called NEO Home Robot and opened preorders, and the internet immediately started posting memes about it. While some people dreamed about a ...

Internet culture is saturated with memes, but how would you explain a meme to someone who doesn’t get it? By Alexis Benveniste Memes didn’t start with the internet. Some linguists argue that humans ...

These days, it seems like “unprecedented” times have become the stuff of daily life. “Historic” climate disasters have periodically disrupted the years-long deadly pandemic and just when that seemed ...