Whether it’s oysters or jacket potatoes, average food just isn’t worth waiting for

Mumfluencers on one side, trad wives on the other – the internet is a baffling place for ‘pregnant people’

The aspirational millennial career woman is now outre. But its replacement is no better

With the capital awash with New York pizza, and nonsense-speak permeating the House of Commons, it’s time the ‘special relationship’ came to an end

Louis Theroux’s documentary is proof that even the most infamous incels are hopelessly awkward when they’re offline

The wellness industry’s latest fad preaches complete control over your stress hormone. I can’t keep calm about it

Two decades of the social network, from hashtags to Elon Musk’s disastrous takeover

Zoe Strimpel believes that the patriarchy is in retreat and women have never had it so good

One man’s campaign of complaints about a London watering reflects the selfishness of the capital’s property market

Millennials grew up with lovable layabouts on TV and in films – a utopian fantasy that we have been priced out of as adults

Films are too long – I just can’t focus for more than 90 minutes

Visitors to the capital are not buying the line that the city is unsafe, but surely we can offer them more than ‘experiences’ aimed at Instagram

From Dubai chocolate to flavoured croissants, Instagram-friendly green goop is everywhere

A third of adults on social media are posting less than they did a year ago, threatening to turn the internet into a wasteland of AI slop and sexbots. Please don’t abandon me…

The Great Lock In heralds the end of hedonistic festivities

There’s a twisted eroticism to fearmongering in the ‘Yookay’, which only serves to detract from the real threat

The coquettish archetype of millennial movies might have been reductive but the e-girls and trad wives that followed are even more oppressed

From sensory play to forest schools, millennial parents are fostering a life for their children away from the internet

It’s easy to be fooled into thinking that everything was better in the past. But if we’re not careful, it will make the future worse

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