Kennet Goldsmith's project draws to a close today in Mexico City, where he has received more than 10 tons of printed internet from more than 20,000 submitters.

This a term coined in 1990 refers to people who believe that their physical bodies do not reflect their perceived “actual” non-human spiritual forms, which may include mythical species like demons, dragons, elves and faeries, wild animals or domesticated pets.

The name for this photo fad in which people imitate often absurd stock photographs was coined two years ago this month.

This animated webcomic series depicting the life and dreams of a chubby gray tabby cat will be turned into a book this October.

These text-based simulations use Twitter to recreate a factual event or a fictional story in real time on the microblogging platform.