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These badass teens are the new queens of the #SausageMovement

Culture

This ’50s housewife really loved being on acid

Entertainment

Vine star Cameron Dallas arrested for vandalism

5 amazing treadmill dance routines that will make you sweat

Carly Lanning is a journalist who covers social media. Her work has been published by Psychology Today, NBC, Thrillist, and Ms. Magazine.

Carly Lanning

YouTube’s Physics Girl is science-loving superhero

Miles Klee is a novelist and web culture reporter. The former editor of the Daily Dot’s Unclick section, Klee’s essays, satire, and fiction have appeared in Lapham’s Quarterly, Vanity Fair, 3:AM, Salon, the Awl, the New York Observer, the Millions,  and the Village Voice. He&#8217;s the author of two odd books of fiction, &#8216;Ivyland&#8217; and &#8216;True False.&#8217;

Miles Klee

11 people who are having a worse St. Patrick’s Day than you

You should be watching these 5 disabled vloggers on YouTube

Geico made ads for YouTube that you wouldn’t skip if you could

Ramon Ramirez was the managing editor and, formerly, the Dot&#8217;s news director, entertainment editor, and evening editor. His work has appeared in the Washington Post, Grantland, Washington City Paper, Austin American-Statesman, and Austin Monitor.

Ramon Ramirez

Octopus leaps from the sea, drags a crab to its horrific death

Kids’ orchestra slays with Led Zeppelin xylophone covers

Foodies are freaking out over these tiny cooking videos

Man explains why video glitches aren’t proof of secret reptilian overlords

Guy blames ‘social justice agenda’ for loss in film competition

World’s most apathetic cat knocks over objects just because he can

A former YouTube reporter for the Daily Dot, Rae Votta has more than a decade of experience in the digital and entertainment industries. Her work has appeared on AOL, Huffington Post, Out Magazine, Logo, VH1, Current TV, Billboard, and NYMag. She joined Netflix in 2016.

Rae Votta

How Tyler Oakley gained 5 million new subscribers in 2014 alone

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