Laura Pitcher

How divine feminine and masculine discourse is reinforcing gender roles and purity culture rhetoric online.

Being beautiful online is boring — the trend cycle's taken a grotesque turn in the form of body morphing art, Brutalist beauty, food hacks and more.

This fall, folks are abandoning the outdated seasonal romance trope in favor of friendships, self-development and non-transactional connections.

Without knowing it, you could have experienced what the internet calls 'quiet dumping'.

Has 'slow living', a TikTok trend rooted in sustainable and anti-work movements, become yet another inaccessible moodboard?

From hidden tweets to existential #beautytok, makeup videos are carving out a candid space online.

The app is ushering in a new era of authenticity, but will toxic online perfectionism ever die?

Rampant individualism and a misconstrued understanding of codependency have fuelled a loveless, community-less dating climate.

With their new photo series 'Welcome Home', NYC's Chucha Studios hope to uplift marginalised artists and facilitate systemic change.

From Tarot TikTok to 'If you're seeing this, it's for you' Instagram posts, we explore whether social media can be a medium for divine messaging.

According to the internet, we should all be entering our 'villain era'. Spoiler alert: it has little to do with actually committing crimes.

The internet says tall men have dominated the dating scene for far too long, but a new era is upon us.