From Windows Media Player hypnosis to an excuse to share 'sexy' Bill Gates, here are the best Microsoft memes.

People with a healthy limit on their screen time probably haven’t noticed—but there’s been a meme shortage this March. On TikTok, some have declared a full-blown “Meme Drought,” dubbing ...

Meme-makers could not leave that alone. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? The Lost Toys, Tastes and ...

A recent group chat between high-ranking Trump officials may not exactly have been secure, but its place in internet culture certainly is. The fiasco known as Signalgate introduced what may ...

In March 2025, a photograph spread online purporting to show former U.S. President Barack Obama laughing at a printout of a meme of himself on the day he ordered the killing of Osama bin Laden.

This incident, now dubbed “SignalGate,” has ignited a firestorm of memes across social media platforms. In response, Defense Secretary Hegseth denied any war plans were shared, stating ...

#ResistPikachu.” At the same time, the internet was having a field day with another stalwart of Japanese anime, deploying generative AI to infuse famous memes, family portraits and movie scenes ...

The White House deployed OpenAI’s latest image generator trend by sharing a Japanese-inspired meme on social media of an illegal migrant and convicted fentanyl dealer sobbing when she was ...

Above all, it expresses a kind of bemusement at the tumultuous unknowability of our moment, and in that respect it has something in common with other memes that have gained traction in the first ...

The biggest national-security scandal so far in Trump's second term is snowballing into endless jokes about phone fumbles With Democrats hammering Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard ...

Season three of "The White Lotus" came to a dramatic end on Sunday night. The internet is alight with memes about the show, including reactions to the Ratliffs. We've rounded them up — but ...