Kaitlyn Tiffany

At a watch party for the season premiere, we’re trying to feel the warmth of the sun through Lizzie’s TV.

Web3 is making some people very rich. It’s making other people very angry.

Keeping track of all the garbage aired in audio can be a full-time job, and the stakes are getting higher.

Why is the app so focused on abusive “investigations,” and is there any way to make it stop?

Online, groups of women have started using the rhetoric of the incel movement. But to what end?

Gen Z would rather be anonymous online.

Lizzie and Kaitlyn summer in the Hamptons—sort of.

‘Dark Brandon’ isn’t really that ironic.

Almost 20 years ago, Helen Fisher helped revolutionize dating. She has no regrets.

The owner of Twitter and some of its most avid users are at war over the platform.

Y3000, the latest Coke flavor, was purportedly made with the assistance of AI. What does it taste like?

Unconfirmed atrocities are turning into memes.

Lizzie and Kaitlyn try to find ghosts, but all they see is Anderson Cooper’s apartment.

Attorneys general from 33 states filed a joint lawsuit against Meta on Tuesday, alleging that it deliberately addicts kids and teens to its products through “FOMO” and JoJo Siwa.

An Amtrak ride can go so, so wrong.

Will a four-week online course turn us into certified party-hosting geniuses?

The best way to meet the big man

Lizzie and Kaitlyn write about the last party of the year.

The alternative to mainstream social media came from inside the house.

Silicon Valley has always dreamed of building its own utopias. Who’s ready to move in?