THE catchphrase "okay na 'to" has taken social media by storm lately. Memes and short videos on TikTok and Facebook reels ...

It looks like that whole influencer vending machine debacle didn't hurt Poppi after all. On Monday, PepsiCo revealed that it ...

Coca-Cola is attempting to capitalise on Pakistan hosting its biggest cricket event in nearly 30 years, and steal the spotlight away from the host nation's official team sponsor Pepsi, by tapping ...

Maybe you've seen a bunch of people on X (formerly known as Twitter) making a bunch of jokes about "Everything is computer" and you might be very, very confused. But we're here to help you out ...

Cave Diver memes mock the extreme, adrenaline-seeking spelunkers who willingly squeeze into impossibly tight spaces for the sake of adventure. While cave diving is already a high-risk hobby ...

"OK, fine. You got me. Yes, I'm a little gullible, but damn … with this timeline, who knows." The post and the subsequent response is reflective of how big the internet trend of memes of Vance ...

The meme coin trade has morphed into something bizarre. Even for the uninitiated, the once-obscure corner of the crypto market has become hard to ignore. Often with no actual use case and values ...

Some analysts believe that Pepsi has a shot at surpassing Coca-Cola soon, but not by selling more soda. Pepsi also has a broad lineup of snack brands like Doritos, Cheetos, and Lay's Potato Chips.

He added a bold "bye-bye" wave, sparking a lot of memes and reactions on social media. The dismissal came at a crucial moment, with Babar's wicket falling at 41 in the ninth over. India entered ...

Footage shows police raiding a home over a meme. US Vice President JD Vance criticizes the criminalization of speech. Chancellor Scholz defends Germany's stance against far-right parties during a ...

Then, while being interviewed by Newsmax host Rob Schmitt, he proclaimed, "I am become meme [sic]," NBC News and The Daily Beast reported. "Yeah, pretty much," he continued after the audience laughed.

(The Hill) — President Donald Trump posted a SpongeBob meme mocking federal employees in the wake of an email sent to the workforce asking them to document their achievements in the past week.