It surely is odd that James Cameron chose to use such a ridiculed typeface for his 2009 mega-blockbuster.

Steven Spielberg's The Post is a true story about The Washington Post publishing the Pentagon Papers in the early '70s.

The internet has shape preferences, and they're more meaningful than you think.

Thumbs up and down? The Like button? Hearts? There's enough for everyone to have a favorite way to show internet approval. This week, Netflix replaced its long-held five-star rating system with a simpler thumbs-up/thumbs-down interface.

Once a cursed project, the tiny feature has had a huge effect not only on the site, but on us L eah Pearlman has grown wary of Facebook. The 35-year-old illustrator uses the social network to promote her business, Dharma Comics, but has set up various safeguards to avoid becoming too emotionally invested in the happenings on the site.

A.k.a., "millennial pink" You could say it all began with a new shade of iPhone. Chatter after the premiere of an Apple product is typically related to specs and stocks. But in September 2015, when Apple premiered a "rose gold" version of the gadget, the conversation veered into gender politics.

Geofilters are the new hashtags If you are even a perfunctory Snapchat user, you know about geofilters. Upon entering a new location - an airport, a city, a park, maybe even a party - open the app and swipe past the beauty filter, and forsake the Selfie Lenses. There you will find the illustrated overlays known as geofilters.