See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. 2018 was a scary, worrisome and exciting year. The internet hive mind ...

This year, like many in this cursed century, birthed memes that, for a brief moment, captured the zeitgeist, but quickly devolved into a repetitive and unfunny mad lib of meaningless content. Memes, ...

There are many ways to measure the passage of time: the tick of a clock, the rising and setting of the sun, the changing of the seasons – or the ebb and flow of internet memes. At the beginning of the ...

In a less than stellar year, memes were a saving grace in 2018. Like a lighthouse, bringing us to shore, memes truly rescued us from the dark abyss of the internet bringing us hilarious and utterly ...

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If you tend to stay up to date on all of the latest and greatest trends, you've probably noticed that 2018 has had no shortage of people having fun on the internet. And since one of the most hilarious ...

Posts from this author will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Judging on utility alone, “is this a pigeon?” has certainly yielded the greatest dividends for me as an editor.

Since memes swept onto the digital landscape over a decade ago, our favorite, crudely photoshopped images have evolved from things you text your friends to make them laugh to the de facto medium for ...

For me, 2018 was largely characterized by a meme malaise. It seemed like there were fewer of them, and the ones we did see felt less genuine and more performative. Like everything else now — ...

Are we sure 2018 wasn’t actually five different years stitched together? If you live and breathe the internet, it probably felt even longer. But between the horror and absurdity of the last 365 days, ...

Increasingly, my brain chemistry processes ideas and emotions less in sentence form and more as weird visual dichotomies, like Venn Diagrams based on illustrations based on a handshake from the film ...