Wendy’s may not be your favorite fast-food chain, but by now, they’re probably your favorite Twitter account. The burger joint has gone viral over the last year for their absolutely ruthless comebacks, rivalries with other restaurants, and mixtape-worthy rap bars – and they’re still going. It all

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Entrepreneur Elon Musk likes setting Twitter on fire. Recently, he destroyed the Flat Earth Society with a single question, and now Elon tweeted “35,000” without any context, igniting another hilarious discussion about what the mysterious number could mean. One of his followers shared his opinion

Have you watched A Christmas Prince on Netflix yet? Maybe. Have you watched A Christmas Prince on Netflix 18 times in the last 18 days though? Probably not, but 53 people have, and Netflix wants to know who they are. “To the 53 people who’ve watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18