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More than LOLCat, more than Doge, the reaction GIF has become the lingua franca of the internet. It's a perfect, economical expression—and next month, it gets its own exhibit at the Museum of the ...

Remember how much fun your high school chemistry class was? Neither do we. But that may be because there weren’t enough explosions. Well, nowadays, the internet can fix that problem in a jiffy—or ...

The MTV cameras captured some funny star reactions – and we made them GIFs Not everyone can muster the enthusiasm of a teenager with a VMAs floor pass. Several celebs were caught looking less than ...

It's about freaking time. GIFs could finally be coming to more places on Facebook. The social network plans to start testing a new GIF button in comments, Facebook confirmed Friday, meaning proper ...

The internet is a great place to catch up on all the chemistry you wish you studied in high school. Given that science teachers now have access to both stocked laboratories as well as YouTube channels ...

Reaction GIFs are already a common sight on Tumblr, but this new feature might make them even more prolific. The social network/blogging platform now has a built-in GIF search and insert feature: ...

Words matter during the State of the Union address, but reactions may matter almost as much. Here’s a look at some of the notable moments from President Donald Trump’s Tuesday night address to the ...

About 40 percent of my first full-time job was dedicated to making GIFs—a skill I had professed to have during the interview process, and that turned out to be much ...