Michelle Santiago Cortés

Earlier this week, a heat wave blazing through Vancouver killed millions of mussels, snails, and clams; they were boiled alive in their shells. Meanwhile,

Every June, queer people across the internet — especially on Twitter and, more recently, TikTok — engage in an important Pride tradition: dunking on th

After a year-plus inside, the time for “coming out” is finally here — though it’s not as clean a slate as we expected, nor is it as explosive a beg

Of all the changes we’ve experienced this year, the blending of home and workspace is probably the most physically, emotionally, and philosophically over

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, we’ve had memes to explain, critique, and immortalize every moment and hot take. We’ve shared memes about how coro

Around this time last year, we found ourselves spending more time with screens than ever before. We played tons of video games and watched lots of TikTok,

The internet is often lauded as a technicolor cyberscape where lonely queer kids in flyover states can find like-minded people and feel less alone. If you

It’s a startling scene: Very online millennials, known for being loud, proud and often viciously gatekeeper-y about internet culture, are now invested in

We’re just hours away from the inauguration, and while the air is heavy with concern about potential violence from the far-right, the internet is crawlin