'Johnny, don't leave me': How 'The Love Witch' and Pomplamoose enchanted #RevengeTok
"The day he left me was the day that I died."

TikTok's ban on misogyny and misgendering attempts to clean up For You Pages
The social app reinforced its posting guidelines.
By Sasha Lekach

TikTok keeps recommending live 'simulated sex' videos to users
We need to talk about those live videos on TikTok.
By Matt Binder

TikTok's Missed Connections: better than Craigslist
Gen Z turns to the algorithm to help find potential partners. It seems to work — but not in the way you think.

10 Olympians to follow on TikTok right now
Olympic athletes, they're just like us! Except with more medals.

People online are getting obsessed with ‘Euphoria’ without having seen a single episode
Hundreds of tweets and TikToks, not one episode watched.

TikTok can't stop naming things
When you're trying to work, but accidentally listen to The Ting Tings instead

Dave Jorgenson hits 1,000 WFH TikToks, proves we're stuck in a time loop
This Groundhog Day is serving six more weeks of TikToks, at least!

The age of TikTok feminism
From bimboism to the male gaze, young women are calling out the previous generation’s idea of feminism on TikTok.

You're not a true 'Wordle' connoisseur until you start with the scientifically proven worst word
Behold, a serious 'Wordle' challenge!

TikTok is adding new features to fight antisemitism
It's one more tool in the fight against misinformation.
By Amanda Yeo

It's not a phase. It's an era.
Saying you're in your 'Fleabag' era is just another way to make sense of your life.

I could watch people peel raw eggs on TikTok all day
Don't crack under the pressure!

TikTok's 'West Elm Caleb' saga was never about Caleb
We’ve all interacted with a West Elm Caleb. We’ve just never been able to hold them accountable before.

Social media-savvy mom explains the setup for an awesome 'hands-free' TiKTok hack
It'll only take you a minute to do.
By Anna Iovine

Twee talk is all over TikTok
It's 2022, and TikTok is currently obsessed with the 2010s.

How a 47-year-old skateboarding mom breaks stereotypes (with a little help from TikTok)
Oorbee Roy is challenging expectations in sports and life.
