James Greig

Between ‘Fresh’, ‘Yellowjackets’ and the upcoming Timothée Chalamet vehicle ‘Bones & All’, eating people has never been more en vogue.

A genre often sneered at, Twitter, TikTok and the pandemic have helped fuel a new wave of starry-eyed fans.

New research suggests trigger warnings may not work as intended – but their right-wing politicisation makes re-evaluation complicated.

Pure sales, first week streams, platinum eligibility – stanning is a numbers game.

Serious operations failure or the work of the devil? Astroworld is the latest in a string of events being blamed on an evil force.

Is reaching out to apologise unannounced an act of selflessness, or does it often belie a different motive?

Attacking micro-labels is often part of a "queerness has gone too far" discourse, but there's a rich tradition of rejecting categorisation to remember.

Much like empaths, HSPs are supposed to feel emotions far more acutely than others. Is this really accurate?

We're hooked on publicising our embarrassment on Twitter. For some, this response can begin to feel like a self-fulfilling prophecy.

On Twitter, there's an all too simplistic line being drawn between morality and therapy.

What can we learn from these three buzzwords fall from grace?

Once taboo language and stereotypes are no longer off-limits.