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Don Caldwell with VICE Culture Club host Jackson Garrett Know Your Meme’s Don Caldwell Explains Why Memes Aren’t Just Jokes Anymore
In the latest episode of VICE Culture Club, the man behind Know Your Meme discusses the internet’s current obsessions and the strange influence meme culture now exerts offline.
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Robin Williams (Photo: TriStar/Getty Images) Robin Williams Missed Out on Playing Two Different Batman Villains
The Caped Crusader dodged the ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ star on a couple of occasions
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Adam Sandler (Photo: Buena Vista/Getty Images) Why Theatergoers Kept Walking Out of a Beloved Adam Sandler Movie Before It Even Started
Despite people leaving during the previews, the film was Sandler’s most profitable up until that point
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Rodney Dangerfield (Photo by Allan Tannenbaum/IMAGES/Getty Images) Rodney Dangerfield Once Wrote a Steamy Romance Novel (And Narrated It Himself)
The X-rated story was originally conceived as a movie
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Bryan Haraway/Getty Images 5 Songs Every Former Scene Kid Still Knows by Heart
The Congressional members of the 2000s scream/emo music scene silently voted “Grand Theft Autumn” by Fall Out Boy as our collective anthem.
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Screenshot: Valve, GDC Valve Confirms Steam Machine Performance – Minimum Specs for Verified Games Revealed
Valve has revealed the minimum performance requirements for Steam Machine Verified games, including a 1080p and 30 FPS target.
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Aire Images/Getty Images Subways Are Boiling the People Riding Them, and They’re Only Getting Hotter
Anyone who’s taken a summer subway ride in a major city already knows that stepping inside feels like you’re standing at the gates of hell.
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Kevin Mazur/WireImage 3 of the All-Time Best Performances by Kurt Cobain
Some of Kurt Cobain’s best performances with Nirvana came in the band’s early career, before the pressures of rock stardom emerged.
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Finally, a Robot That Turns Humans Into Centaurs
For as long as man has walked on two legs, he has dreamed of walking on two more that are a little further back.
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Roberto Machado Noa/Getty Images A 1,300-Pound NASA Satellite Crashed Back to Earth After 14 Years in Space
The satellite was expected to re-enter the atmosphere around 7:45 p.m. EDT, though predictions carry a margin of error of about 24 hours.
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By: Kevin Estrada/Shutterstock Kurt Cobain’s Childhood Reflections Feel Even More Bone-Chilling Now, Decades After His Untimely Passing
Nirvana founder Kurt Cobain once shared that he “was a seriously depressed kid” who didn’t expect to live to see 21.
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Halbergman/Getty Images The 10 Happiest Cities in America, Ranked
America loves a ranking, especially when it promises to tell you which city has cracked the code on being a functional human being.
