Trendy, mindless, and devoid of context—podcasts like Chapo Trap House and Red Scare are the perfect mockeries of political dialogue for Millennials and Gen-Zers flocking to socialism like it’s a brand.

You can’t shoehorn queerness into your art as an afterthought and call it diversity, or imply same-sex attraction only to mock it.

Ferocious alien creatures, nudity, and fiery robot battles wrapped in surprisingly smart stories.

The phenomenally successful KonMari method is part self-improvement, part sexism, all cult.

Mukbang finds its massive audience by pandering to the three pillars of Internet culture: loneliness, sex, and absurdity.

Shame is a social construct in the age of the eggplant emoji.

Will Smith’s latest project sparks debate about colorism in Hollywood, but let’s break down the differences between colorism and racism.

It takes time, effort, and incredibly lazy press coverage to exploit the public’s fear successfully.

Gender identity is complicated. But no matter if a person identifies as “genderfluid,” “genderqueer,” or “non-binary,” we all watch too much TV.

More gremlins, more demonic possession, more AOL chat rooms.