Some people say that “cringe” or corny songs don’t age well. While that might be true to music fans who take their taste slightly too seriously, it isn’t the case for us, as even songs that the ...

Allison Schrager is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering economics. A senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, she is author of “An Economist Walks Into a Brothel: And Other Unexpected Places to ...

The president bopped along to “YMCA” after an economic speech—just as the Supreme Court seemed poised to reject his tariffs. Reporter President Donald Trump found a reason to dance, less than 24 hours ...

Starting with the easiest, but most unlikely solution is simply downloading Roblox from the Google Play Store. It’s a hit-or-miss (but mostly a miss) option because nine times out of 10 the Google ...

"Why do you want me to be sitting here numb?" the singer said. "Been there." By Hannah Dailey Ariana Grande isn’t going to let haters stop her from being her true, authentic self. While speaking to ...

Sombr only just turned 20 years old this summer, but over the past year, he’s become one of music’s biggest rising stars. Not everybody is all in on Sombr, though, and one person’s experience has ...

Sombr has responded to criticism he received from a concertgoer who apparently “hated” his show at Anthem in Washington, D.C., on Oct. 13, so much so that she recorded a nearly nine-minute TikTok ...

Organizers are now expecting an even bigger turnout. “We have a goal for No Kings to be the largest peaceful protest in modern American history,” says Ezra Levin, a co-founder of the progressive ...

Raised online and under constant scrutiny, young adults are leaning into embarrassment as a necessary part of growing up. By Yola Mzizi Kate Glavan was in a rut. Ms. Glavan, 26, had moved to New York ...

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In 2003, Apple released its third-generation iPod with a TV advert of various, anonymous silhouettes dancing like no one was watching against a colourful background. When I asked in the Vogue Business ...

“Cringe culture” emerged from informal social policing on social media, but it is also prevalent in real-life interactions. Behaviors that are tagged as awkward or overly eager are shared and mocked. ...