
Photos Show How Women Reconfigure Their Lives From One Morning On
A gallery of sixty before-and-after portraits, each a girl's bid to remake herself, and the peril behind such ambition.

What the internet did this week, and what it says about the internet.

A gallery of sixty before-and-after portraits, each a girl's bid to remake herself, and the peril behind such ambition.

A thread asks which internet stars still linger in memory—dress, hogs, ship—and finds the smile is the point, though the fame fades.

A collection of memes proving Dwayne Johnson's unstoppable spirit, from wrestling champion to Hollywood icon.

AI bots Timmy, Ren, and Jackie flood social media with unsolicited solicitations for a startup called iLands.

A TikToker shares simple, creative date ideas planned by women, sparking a viral response of enthusiastic follower reactions.

A man who claims he isn't swayed by social media norms offered honest, respectful dating advice, and TikTok called it the bare minimum.

A curated account captures the worst public transit behavior: filthy feet, fights, and unsanitary acts, screened with standards.

A Reddit post argues young people shouldn't hide tattoos or lifestyles from grandmas who've lived through Woodstock and drug culture.

A list of 37 uplifting memes, from a bunny with two moods to a duck with a motivational sign, meant to brighten a difficult day.

A compendium of tales wherein karma delivers swift and just retribution upon those who deserve it, from vomiting babies to broken glass doors.

31 quirky memes for a good giggle, plus a therapist's case for why silly online jokes build real bonds.

A woman's attempt to flatter herself failed; instead, her husband's praised their wives, restoring faith in men.
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