CULTURE

From Shrek to Dilbert, Cboyardee is the grandfather of ironic Internet counterculture.

We ranked the worst parts of Internet fandom in no particular order—since they’re all terrible.

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.

Can you hang with the big kids?

Is Ariana Grande just a renovated Mariah Carey? Are Brendan Urie and Patrick Stump dating—or are they the same person? The truth is out there.

The strangest celebrity apology of all time.

Now that Dumbledore and Grindelwald’s “incredibly intense” romance is canon, what will JK Rowling make up next?

Brooke gives Brent a haircut.

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