It’s been two years since the ‘Hold up! His writing is this fire?’ image was created – but you might not know its surprising ...

How a 2019 mother-daughter video became TikTok’s most endearing meme and a cultural icon in 2025’s digital art scene.

Posted: May 20, 2025 | Last updated: May 21, 2025 Roblox meme phenomenons come and go, but Gubby seems to hold a special place in peoples' hearts. Except when he's coming for you with a shotgun ...

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Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier issued a subpoena on Wednesday to Roblox, a widely used online gaming platform, seeking detailed information on its child-protection policies and procedures.

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In November, Roblox introduced new safety measures, restricting access to social hangouts and non-rated content for players under 13. Additionally, the platform now requires creators to rate ...

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Early traders who purchased the meme coins within minutes walked away with profits, with the earliest trader making a two-day profit of $109 million, according to an analysis by the New York Times.

Thousands of users reported a huge outage on Thursday morning, unable to access the popular AI chatbot, ChatGPT. If you're also facing this irritating inaccessibility with the app, you're not alone.

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Ryan Broderick, who runs the Substack culture newsletter Garbage Day, points to teens’ propensity for dark humor as the reason it seems like Diddy memes have taken over the internet.