Audra Schroeder is a journalist for The Daily Dot, covering a wide range of topics including internet culture, viral trends, entertainment, and social media. With a keen eye for popular trends and a knack for storytelling, Audra brings unique perspectives and engaging narratives to her articles.
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Audra Schroeder's coverage predominantly focuses on internet culture, viral content, and social media trends. She often includes expert commentary and opinion editorials in her articles.
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Amid Dry January and a call to stop drinking budget wines like Barefoot, memes about Josh brand wine are flowing.
By: Audra Schroeder
A lot of people are apparently finding out about 'The OA,' thanks to a controversial clip from the season 1 finale.
By: Audra Schroeder
A week after it was confirmed 'Stranger Things' is returning, star Noah Schnapp addressed comments about Israel.
By: Audra Schroeder
A mug sold by Starbucks as a limited-edition summer item is being drawn into the discourse around its stance on Palestine.
By: Audra Schroeder
In her 'That One Sound' column for web_crawlr, Audra looks at how a ‘Pirates of the Caribbean' cover became an anthem for North Sea TikTok.
By: Audra Schroeder
A lot of people just ignore phone scammer calls. But some people turn this annoying experience into an action-packed event.
A gorgeous, rare cotton candy lobster was caught in 2021. And soon it was scaring people out of the blue online.
By: Audra Schroeder
Season 1 of 'The Idol' was canceled last summer. But there's another version of it out there somewhere, as proven by this box of props.
The popular sound on TikTok starts with a woman singing: 'Look at me/I'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree.'
By: Audra Schroeder
Local residents are not happy. Over the course of January, a rat-shaped hole in Chicago's Roscoe Village neighborhood became a tourist attraction and TikTok phenomenon.
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