this haunts me

This week, Larry King was hospitalized with COVID-19. Back in May, he argued with Dave Rubin about the necessity of lockdowns.

Web shows like “Happy Tree Friends” and “Llamas With Hats” emblemize a disturbing trend that I can’t shake from my memory.

How a cosmetics company representing African culture, vitality, and pride was “canceled” because of a known racist influencer.

There’s an entire genre of YouTube videos that consists of nothing but news bloopers, and they’re equal parts hilarious and panic-inducing.

A throwaway gag about a “crazy” invention points to everything wrong with our species.

One Texas couple became a meme after they went 18 minutes without shredded cheese on their fajitas. What could be worse?

Is the “my FBI agent” meme a metaphor for surveillance capitalism, for oppressive government forces, for loneliness in the digital age, or for God in a godless world?

How long before we cut sex out of the equation?

Is every ugly doll on Etsy full of drugs?

Was Nickelodeon’s CatDog an innocent children’s cartoon from the late 90s, or a window into a horrifying reality?