Before the movie trend, people painted a Minion face onto their unsuspecting kids, nieces and nephews. “he was trying to like it so bad,” @whoisleara said. The Minions have found a way to stay at the ...

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In the Web3 internet age, Marshall McLuhan’s supposition that “the medium is the message” proves itself to be exponentially true. The platforms upon which pieces of content are presented to the public ...

"Minions: The Rise of Gru" earned $125 million over the four-day holiday weekend. 34% of the movie's audience in the US was between 13 years old and 17 years old. Young people participated in the ...

Every morning at 10 a.m., my phone alarm reminds me that it’s time to send some sort of Minion-related image to one of my best friends. Sometimes it’s a dark nonsense meme, deep-fried beyond ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Right above me is a picture of a minion washing another minion’s feet,” the woman, singer/songwriter Kalkidan Radford, says ...

Remember those Minion memes floating around the internet a few months ago—the ones made to resemble Jesus on a cross or rising from the dead? Well, now we know who’s behind them. Lost? Let’s catch you ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dani Di Placido covers film, television, and internet culture. While the “gentleminions” meme isn’t the sole driving force behind ...

There's a new Minion in town and his is Mel. Entertainment Weekly shared a image and description of the new Minion who is going to lead an uprising again their leader Gru (Steve Carell) in Despicable ...

Everybody loves when bureaucratic organizations have silly, sassy personalities on social media, right? The Wendysification of corporate Twitter has now come for the Canada Revenue Agency, which has ...

Minions—who can get enough of them? That’s a rhetorical question. It seems that since Despicable Me found massive commercial success back in 2010, the diminutive, yellow overalls-clad henchmen ...