Everything To Know About Juneteenth, An Integral Day In Black History
From its historical significance to how we celebrate today
The Ultimate Songs For Making Out, According To Your Sign
Pucker up this Valentine's Day to these tunes by Ariana Grande, Blackpink, and more
Is Now The Time To Reorganize Our Rooms — And Our Lives?
Unable to go outside, we're finding new ways to bring inspiration indoors thanks to YouTube and Instagram
Young Muslim People Are Preparing For A Socially Distanced Ramadan
'When life refuses to get easier or more forgiving, we get stronger, and more resilient'
Are Dating Apps In The Era Of Coronavirus Even Worth It?
How young people and platforms alike are adjusting to the new normal
For K-pop Fans, Learning Korean Is About Connection
While understanding Korean isn't a requirement, it can enrich the K-pop fandom experience, bringing fans closer to their idols and each other. Now, BTS is here to help.
Young People Are Using TikTok To Ease Their Coronavirus Fears. Here's How
From getting educated about the virus to socializing in self-quarantine, TikTok has it all
19 TikToks For When The Coronavirus News Becomes Too Much
Because it could get overwhelming really fast
All Disney Parks Close Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
This marks the fourth time in history that Disneyland has closed its doors
Dwyane Wade Opens Up About How 12-Year-Old Zaya Asked Her Parents To Affirm Her Name
'I want you to call me Zaya and I’m ready to take on this'
Street Dancer Angyil McNeal Is No Longer Chasing Dreams — She's Living Them
'Sometimes it’s not pretty, but it’s always real'
I’m Gonna Tell My Kids These Were The Best Memes Of 2019
From Baby Yoda and Kombucha Girl to Rise and Shine and Italian AOC, they're all amazing
Amazon Workers In Sacramento Walked Off The Job 2 Days Before Christmas
They're lobbying for paid-time off, among other changes to their 'back-breaking' working conditions
Media and Publishing Are Still So White — And Shea Serrano Is Joining The Fight To Change That
'It would make such a difference if more often, stories were allowed to be written through the eyeballs of people who know the place'
We're One Step Closer To A '911'-Style Hotline For Suicide Prevention
The FCC voted in favor of establishing 988 as a shortcut number
From Billie Eilish To Boomer: Here's What You Googled Most This Year
The search bar reveals all
The Dictionary Really Wants You To Use People's Correct Pronouns
The singular 'they' is the word of the year for 2019
How Much Are Dating Apps Doing To Protect You From Sex Offenders?
It's easy to set up an account on Tinder or OK Cupid — but that ease can come at risk
Flyboy Creator Hebru Brantley: Social Media Made Art Cool Again
The Chicago artist talks finding happiness, and claiming space for creativity
Here's How Young Queer Couples Are Redefining 'Straight' Marriages
The institution has been due for disruption; for queering, even in seemingly heterosexual partnerships
One-Third Of Gen Z Decides Who They Date Based On Astrology
With the growing popularity of astrology, a new report shows approximately one-third of millennials and Gen Z are deciding who to date based on their signs
Welcome To Tinder Purgatory, Where Dating Digitally Is Its Own Fresh Hell
The internet didn’t change the way we meet others — it's designed it entirely
'Instacouples' Are Big Business For Brands. But Monetizing A Relationship Has Its Challenges
Influencers drive as much advertising today as traditional models, but there’s more to life than branded deals
Atatiana Jefferson Was Playing Video Games When A White Police Officer Shot And Killed Her
The 28-year-old 'was home taking care of the house and loving her life,' attorney Lee Merritt said