Amelia Tait is a technology and digital culture writer at the New Statesman.
Milkshake ducking is now more common than ever.
Alt-right women are less visible than their tiki torch-carrying male counterparts - but they still exist.
A multitude of YouTube stars have been accused of taking advantage of young fans, but little is being done to tackle the problem.
Yes, like the fake grass.
There’s one camera, one man, and one masher. But one question remains. Why?
How memes featuring Disney Princesses, Spongebob Squarepants, and saggy jeans have empowered women with incarcerated partners.
Rumour has it the 32-year-old app will soon disappear from Windows' computers.
Two years. 147,000 followers. One Pepsi advert. And 14 reasons why.
“His girlfriend saw him on the map and accused him of cheating.”
A star is reborn.
