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In 2018 Yomi Adegoke and Elizabeth Uviebinené trademarked their book's pun title. Then it showed up in an unaffiliated BBC Sport campaign.

Is there more to an earworm than a snappy hook? I spoke to various clever people in music (I needed to get 'Baby Shark' out of my head).

We asked an economics academic about yesterday's headline on Brexit projections and falling house prices. It doesn't look good.

Wait, so did Kendrick and SZA's 'Black Panther' soundtrack video take from artist Lina Iris Viktor? What's the law? Come get educated.

Meet the tastemakers and gurus who take a shit on boundaries, tequila-shot your perceptions and painfully birth the future.

Look, no one just wants to sit here and accept the fact that being "very right-wing" means you're having a better time with sex. We need answers.

We asked a psychologist about how playing the long game as someone who doesn't commit to romantic relationships can pay off.

In honour of the International Left-Handers Day, we found out how much truth lies in the internet rumour virtues of non-dominant hand masturbating.

IKEA: come for the Swedish meatballs, stay for the fight with bae.

As any devotee to the /r/drugs subreddit will be able to tell you, eye wiggles – or nystagmus – are a real and mysterious hassle.

On the 50th anniversary of the Irish bank strikes of 1966, we spoke to en economist about what – if anything – we learned from people who lived without banks for months at a time.

He's getting old – turning 90 today – so we asked an expert about whether Hefner and Playboy are still arguably relevant.