TV finale leaks: the culture of spoiled endings
Real leaks come from production, post-production and previews — most 'leaks' online are guesses, fabrications or bait, and each type checks differently.
Culture: Arts, Media and Society
Slang, formats, fandoms and jokes tracked from a niche corner to the mainstream, with attention to where each began and who never got credit.
Fake sports viral moments: spotting the edits
Impossible goals, doctored scoreboards and recycled highlights — four checks catch most fake sports clips before the final whistle.
Viral stories about art and museums: how to check them
Heist rumors, attic masterpieces and 'hidden codes' in paintings follow scripts — and museums, registries and archives settle them.
Meme literacy: when a joke carries a false claim
A meme can be funny and false at the same time — three questions reveal when a joke is doing the work of misinformation.
Viral challenges: how to check safety before you join
A challenge is not safe because millions did it — five checks separate a harmless trend from a documented hazard before anyone copies it.