How Curt Cignetti's viral scowl became college football's best meme material: 'I am happy, at times' originally appeared on ...

Caleb Williams-C.J. Stroud meme, explained: Why QBs had awkward postgame exchange in 2024 originally appeared on The Sporting ...

If you’re hearing “six-seven” echoing all over this weekend, you’re not imagining it, the phrase is part of a meme craze sweeping through younger generations. The trend traces back to the 2025 ...

If you’re out doing some Black Friday shopping this holiday season, Wendy’s has got you covered with a sweet deal. On Friday, Nov. 28, the fast food chain will offer 67-cent Frostys as a nod to the ...

The Saint Scholastica football community lost a legend over the weekend, as former head coach Greg Carlson has passed away at 77-years-old. Carlson was the Saints first ever head coach in school ...

If you’re a parent or have children somewhere in your life, or if you’ve been in a TikTok doomscroll in the last few months, you have likely encountered the 67 meme. If you haven’t encountered the 67 ...

Self-deprecating memes have become a virtual love language. They help us to collectively cope with the woes of adulthood, our existential crises, and that one ...

Meme coins and meme stocks are popular right now. Buying them when they were popular in the past was not a great move on average. There are better choices available to you, and you can invest in them ...

First there was “6 7.” Then there was “41.” And now there’s a new number meme that might be taking hold on social media and creeping into the mouths of youth everywhere: “6 1.” What are these memes, ...

In recent weeks, Gavin Newsom has been trolling Donald Trump by mimicking the president’s all-caps, meme-heavy, self-aggrandizing tweet style. Here’s a sampling of recent posts from the press office ...

Meme stocks are making a comeback this summer. In 2021, stocks like GameStop (GME) and AMC (AMC) that no one cared about suddenly skyrocketed to all-time highs. This time, Opendoor (OPEN), Kohl’s (KSS ...

Comedy band Green Jellÿ (formerly Green Jellö) has come under fire for sharing a meme about Ozzy Osbourne — so much so that they’ve fired one of their band members over it. Shortly after the metal ...