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The Internet Is a Dark and Shameful Place, Week #856
“Smutstep” for “booktok”? Legal blow? Eel and horse erotica? No wonder the world wide web wants to annihilate us.
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Alexander McQueen’s Most Iconic Designs Are Coming to Tate Britain. Here’s Everything We Know.
The new ’90s exhibition revisits McQueen’s radical early work alongside the artists and designers who helped define the decade.
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Pictures by Nick Dove I Went to a Weird Party About Data Centers, With People Who Love Them
At Data After Dark, a soirée held in Washington D.C., dissenters stole the stage from boozed-up American techno-optimists.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Grab your Kirkies and an N95, we’re going scrolling!
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Sign me up for the Netflix reboot of The Stanford Prison Experiment, it’ll make a pleasant change from life online.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
It’s been another good week online waiting for AI to kill us all. There’s more than a 10 percent chance you’re going to laugh at this article.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
MrBeast is rapping and, honestly, the robot apocalypse can’t come soon enough.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Warning: this column can deactivate key cognitive brain regions.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Good news: the “new cocaine” has finally arrived. Bad news: your cat might be sissifying you in the sexual marketplace.
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Pictures by Nick Dove I Went to a ‘Torture Party’ With Polyamorous Bay Area Rationalists
That feeling when you drink too much Everclear to get waterboarded at the San Francisco “Torture Potluck”.
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Rated and Slated: Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Featuring Nolan’s “The Odyssey”, the immortal male Quirk Chungus, and Bryan Johnson’s surprising pivot to death.
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Things We Hate and Love Online This Week
Once again, we drive the Dodge Ram of brain damage across the vast, unknowable interior of our online world.