Steffi Cao

To solidify its footprint in American homes—and with a particular household member—the e-commerce giant is placing value back into the TV broadcast.

Beth, 25, has been on Hinge since 2022 but has only ever sent one or two roses, the app's super-like function. “One time I sat there for 20

Some creators are staying relevant in the attention economy by taking shots at viewers. But the videos aren't as negative as they might seem.

(CNN) — At the turn of the millennium, web-based technology was in a state of chrysalis. Google was just one of several mainstream search engines, not yet a monopolistic empire. Dial-up internet (and its iconic dial tone) was still a thing in many American homes. File-sharing services like Napster and LimeWire were just beginning to take off. MP3 players and advances in 3D graphics represented brand-new technology.

With their glassy coatings and bright colors, tanghulu is a treat that has gone from traditional Chinese dessert to social media sensation.

The gaming platform looks to expand its reach beyond kids' gaming as it opens its fund to new kinds of apps.

A sea of girls bedazzled in sequins, silver clothes and cowboy-inspired accoutrements, awaiting Beyoncé's entrance Tickets for the Kansas City Chiefs

British Chinese takeout spots have become the newest center of debate about Chinese cuisine and authenticity. Courtesy of Xiengni Zhou; Getty Images

TikTok users have accused “Wonyoungism,” which aims to mimic the image of a beloved K-Pop artist, of promoting unhealthy dieting and unrealistic beauty standards.

Ten years ago, developments in commerce, activism, and influencer culture coalesced, and our contemporary concept of “being online” was born