Kate Lindsay is a freelance writer who covers internet culture and trends. Her work has been featured in various publications such as GQ Magazine, Vulture, Bustle, BBC Mundo, The Atlantic, The Verge, and The Spokesman-Review. She specializes in writing about topics ranging from DIY reality TV to fashion and fitness trends.
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Tweens on social media are terrifying their millennial counterparts. Are their fears justified?
How online were you in October?
Some conservative men are downplaying their political views for the sake of their love lives.
By: Chris Cohen, Olivia Ovenden, Oren Hartov, Cam Wolf, Kate Lindsay
“I used to need a debilitating amount of benzodiazepines to go into a grocery store, and now I'm supposed to wash my produce with baking soda for 15 minutes?”
By: Kate Lindsay
Not to be confused with the Josh Hutcherson Saturday Night Live sketch that's almost impossible to find online, the tragedy of Peanut, an Instagram-famous
By: Kate Lindsay
In the aftermath of the election, Withers, who went viral sparring with Charlie Kirk and Nick Fuentes, is asking, “What attitudes have to be adopted to be more appealing to younger men in my generation, to have them hear me out?”
The GQ Man of the Year's new GMT-Master II means he's definitely on the nice list this year.
When tourists' photos are your primary way of luring visitors, what could possibly go wrong? Two years ago, some friends and I decided to go to a spa in New York.
In a market with thousands of toys, somehow the 1960s puppet has become ubiquitous.
The puppet Lamb Chop’s days as a beloved character for children have generally subsided given that the transformative kids show is long off the air, but the puppet lives on with a new set of fans: dogs.
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