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The holiday season means an overcommitted social calendar and low-commitment viewing. Our TV critic has several great suggestions.

Read to the end for dog hate snowman

It has been one year since Elon Musk bought Twitter. Since then, the meaning of the social media service has changed — sometimes drastically — for many of the people who use it.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/NBCA new Frasier might be set to premiere on Paramount+ this week, but true fans of Kelsey Grammer’s irascible radio host know that he already found a new audience years ago on social media. Dr. Crane’s Must-See TV neighbors Friends and Seinfeld have generated endless reams of articles, blog posts, and BuzzFeed quizzes, along with a few books, but in their own way, the internet’s ongoing fascination with uncanny, of...

From surreal Twitter meme accounts to unnerving deepfakes, Dr. Frasier Crane already found his second act online.

What if you like TikTok but fear that your vibe is more Facebook?

Highlighting the best episode of comedian Bridger Winegar’s podcast, ‘I Said No Gifts!,’ from 2020, featuring special guest Emma Thompson.

Understandably, some people don't find the "Barbenheimer" meme to be a light-hearted joke

Paul Dochney posted his way into the halls of internet lore. After 15 years of anonymity, can he emerge without compromising his act?

One regular user ponders what the social media site has really given us – and what it’s taken away.