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When an Airbnb guest ran out of toilet paper in two days, the host blasted them online to her 400,000 followers. Viewers say this is just another reason why they think hotels are superior to Airbnb rentals.

Steve Nedoroscik memes spread across social media following an impressive, bronze-medal-winning routine by the Olympic gymnast. The competition to get on the podium was incredibly tight, and everything rode on the pommel horse performance of the U.S. athlete in the glasses who is now being compared to Clark Kent.

The lack of bikini-clad beach volleyball athletes at the Paris Olympics on Saturday is sending some social media users into a meltdown.

USA rugby star and Olympian Ilona Maher took the time to call out a commenter body-shaming her to educate viewers about the limitations of BMI as a body weight scale in a video earlier this month.

A Buffalo Wild Wings server allegedly hid from this family of five all night after making a mistake. Now, the mom wants to know how she should have handled the situation, fearing she didn't go about it in the best way.

As Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign momentum continues to swell, many TikTok users are turning their attention toward videos that highlight the potential electoral influence of Black Greek organizations such as Harris' own sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA).

Send Da Video refers to a phrase texted by NBA player Anthony Edwards to an Instagram model named Paige Jordae he allegedly got pregnant in December 2023. The phrase in context was him demanding she send a video of herself taking abortion pills. When the screenshots of this DM conversation were leaked by the woman online, “Send Da Video” took on a life of its own, quickly achieving meme status. 

Here's how to get an Olive Garden meal, complete with breadsticks and a drink, for less than the price of a McDonald's burger combo.

Proponents of former President Donald Trump are mocking the newly launched "White Dudes for Harris" campaign with a moniker of their own: "Cucks for Kamala."

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