In the new DreamWorks animated movie Forgotten Island, the two teenage leads, Jo and Raissa, say the same phrase to each other over and over: “Tayo na!” As with a lot of the other Filipino cultural ...

When President Donald Trump first said the phrase “transgender for everyone” at a rally in Washington, D.C., the day before he began his second term, he meant it as an insult, a sign of how extreme ...

Jodie Sweetin is bringing back the most iconic catchphrase of her Full House character, Stephanie Tanner, some 30 years later: "How rude!" In a post shared on Instagram, Sweetin takes part in a trend ...

Despite making history as the first recognized African-American world heavyweight champion in professional wrestling, being a WWE Hall of Famer, and being one of the most iconic tough-guys in the ...

AEW's Swerve Strickland told Billboard that he feels that he performs at the "highest level" you could see in pro wrestling history for a Black star. Roman Reigns Reveals Advice He Shares With Younger ...

The Seattle Mariners may have won the second game of their series against the Red Sox, but one win doesn't erase the recent sweep at the hands of the Toronto Blue Jays. Nor does it erase the ...

In this video I scroll through some of my favorite tweets about those classic “white people love saying” moments and absolutely lose it. From restaurant lines to movie trailers and group photos, these ...

Some TV catchphrases are so memorable that they've integrated into daily conversations, long after the shows that popularized them have ended. Whether you watched them during their original run or ...

Can you match these catchphrases to the correct TV show? Some lines outlived the shows that made them famous. By a lot, actually. This one tests whether the catchphrase and its source have stayed ...

Jon Bernthal's familiar "Let me tell you something" line was not originally planned as part of Shane Walsh's dialogue. According to the show's creative team, the phrase began as improvisation before ...

MTV cast a deep shadow on the music scene in the 80s. If you embraced it and possessed a telegenic image, the video network could make you a star. By contrast, those who ignored it or struggled to ...

You still say some of these. Not because you remember the commercial. Because the phrase took hold sometime in the late 1980s and never left. That is what the best advertising copywriting does; it ...