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Editor’s Note: I do not have, and refuse to get, a TikTok. But the internet is a wonderful place where even those of us who have chosen to stay away from ye ol’ TokTiks can still know what you Gen Zers are up to.  Thanks to lockdown and quarantine, TikTok blew up faster than a political conversation at Thanksgiving. And being that the one year anniversary of the world tilting on its axis has arrived, this horoscope is dedicated to what quarantine TikTok trend your sign most embodies. *shoots off confetti poppers and blows kazoo* PISCES (FEB. 19–MARCH 20): Pisces, Pisces, Pis...

It’s played at weddings, at school dances, at concerts after doors open, at rodeos, at senior nights, at birthday parties, at ball games, at bar and bat mitzvahs, at dive bars where dancing is encouraged. For years, it was inescapable, now less so—but it emerges every once in a while, yielding its unpretentious head, ready to help the rhythmically challenged engage in a communal dance without revealing their uncoordinated secrets. There are no foot movements, after all, leaving its practitioners to rely entirely upon the flailing of their arms and hips. Advertisement The Macarena, notable...

Official Pokémon retail shops released a Magnemite plushie featuring a pretty significant mistake. Many people might not even spot the error at first glance, but those who are drawn to the electric steel Pokémon certainly will.

The Guardian reports that the British government’s Prevent system, a community terrorism watchdog brimming with baked-in racism, once received a tip about a four-year-old boy who was overheard talking about Fortnite, which resulted in police turning up at the family’s home.

Changing the stigma: Mother shares her story of substance abuse while pregnant KXXV and last updated 2021-01-27 18:39:11-05 Every year, between 800 and 8,000 babies are born with fetal alcohol syndrome. It's a statistic that is 100% preventable when mothers in need find the right support. Fetal alcohol syndrome is a disorder that impacts the physical, psychological, and behavioral side of a child through adulthood, and is with them forever. One Texan mother, Amber Church, shared her story in hopes of changing the fear many women have to seek help. "When you are that deep into addiction, you d...