Historical Fiction is a wildly popular genre. Some movies and television series that fall under the umbrella strive for complete historical accuracy, others, like Bridgerton and D ownton Abbey occupy a historical alternative universe, which allows them to take some liberties where casting and even plotlines are concerned. The increasing popularity of these alternative timelines begs the question: Exactly how faithful do these programs really need to be when it comes to history? A recent Twitter…

Dessert, anyone?

Ron DeSantis (aka Rhonda Santy) wearing a feather boa is giving

What ever happened to NFTs? Earlier this year, it seemed like NFT dudes and crypto bros were part of the new frontier of guys online making poor financial decisions. However, now all you hear about NFTs is that they're becoming more and more useless as time goes on. It was surely fun to “steal” peoples apes via the well known hacker technique of screenshotting

In California, rent would be $2500/month in this place

It just keeps getting weirder

Beautiful, yet relatable

It seems like AI has totally blown up over the past six months. I remember when I first started working at Memebase, DALL-E AI-generated images were all the rage on Twitter. Personally, I thought those images were extremely cool because they could really accurately encompass the prompt. As time has gone on, AI art has become even more ubiquitous online, and it's gotten better and better. The hands for most pieces are still blurry, and they're nowhere near as sophisticated as some types of deep…

A mix of modern humor and classical art.

Cindy Lou Who drawn in aggressive Dragon Ball Z-style has got to be the best one.

A mix of modern humor and classical art at it's finest.

Art and memes, a winning combination...

It's not even free

Kind of impossible to keep a straight face when looking at these memes.

The ancient art of not giving a darn.

Imagination gone wild