How would you feel if millions of people watched your childhood tantrums?

Short YouTube videos promise to change your hair color … and straighten your nose … and turn you into a soccer star.

Social-media companies deny quietly suppressing content, but many users still believe it happens. The result is a lack of trust in the internet.

If professional scholars don’t engage the public, charlatans and Holocaust deniers certainly will.

Is anyone actually mad about sorority-rush dances?

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.