Early cringe culture was about empathy and secondhand embarrassment. Today, being “cringe” is a serious infraction.

A little green puppet from an old children’s TV show is healing hearts for a new generation of viewers.

It’s just missing the 3-D space to virtually hang out in.

Daggermouth could be the first best-selling novel partly written by a chatbot.

A new book about an infamous trial asks how the stories we tell can define our relationships.

Americans need to party more. A new class of “community builders” is ready to help.

Does the TV host turned YouTube polemicist really believe what she’s saying?

A new book argues that being sort of confident is enough.

In the free market of language, the most innovative and incisive words win.

The number of people with the condition has increased rapidly in recent decades. Some researchers and clinicians worry that many patients have been wrongly diagnosed.