The Obama Foundation is "an ongoing project for us to shape, together, what it means to be a good citizen in the 21st century." Which sounds like something we all need right now.

"You are not supposed to be sycophants, you're supposed to be skeptics. You're supposed to ask me tough questions. You're not supposed to be complimentary, but you're supposed to cast a critical eye on folks who hold enormous power."

Obama joked that "this also gives the Internet one last chance to talk about our 'bromance.'" And clearly, we weren't going to disappoint him.

It's really not that hard.

As we prepare ourselves to see the Obama administration leave office, let's watch the White House performance of the heartbreaking "One Last Time," in which George Washington asks Hamilton for his help in stepping down and saying goodbye.

Listen, even before we knew that the country would be taken over by Literal Nazis (aka the "alt-right") and a sentient orange soda-soaked cotton ball wad of hatred, we knew that these last four years would be President Obama's last term in the White House.

New Blade Runner 2049 photos have arrived and Harrison Ford does not look like he's here for any of it.

I love our geek President so, so much. Glimmers of his love for Star Trek have popped up throughout his administration. This time, WIRED Magazine asks President Obama about why he thinks Star Trek has endured, and he answers in the video after the jump.

Go ahead and take a look at this mashup between Luke Cage and Family Matters and marvel at just how well these two diametrically opposed titles blend together so well.

It's a tale as old as time: female co-worker speaks in a meeting and is either ignored or dismissed. Male co-worker proceeds to say the same thing and is showered with praise while the woman looks into the camera like she's on The Office.

The Verge's James Vincent found the most perfect slapstick GIF in the world, and performed an admirable job breaking it down and analyzing it.

You're probably already familiar with the "This is Fine" comic/meme, in which a dog sits in a house that is literally burning down around him. It's become something of an unofficial metaphor for this here 2016 so far even though it originated back in 2013, and now the artist behind the comic, KC Green, has created a Kickstarter where you can get your very own This is Fine dog plush toy.

I've always admired President Barack Obama for the way he talks about gender, not only in relation to policies and activism, but for the simple act of effortlessly going back and forth between gendered pronouns, often within the same story or sentence; whether it's in a pre-written speech, or an impromptu answer to a question. It's clear that when he thinks of abstract, hypothetical examples to illustrate his points, he just as easily imagines women in his head as men.

In a recent statement from White House officials made to the Washington Post, certain "top members of the [Obama] administration--including the president, the vice president, their wives and members of the Cabinet"—will no longer visit college campuses that are found to be ineffectually handling sexual assault allegations from their students, faculty and staff.

The Obama administration is issuing a directive to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that align with their gender identity.

On May 4th, President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama showed off their moves at the White House, dancing with some stormtroopers and R2-D2 to the tunes of Bruno Mars (I’m too Hoth/Hoth damn!). Obama’s choice to raise the roof could have been a diplomatic disaster considering the recent destruction of Starkiller base—for many stormtroopers, […]

President Barack Obama is preparing to approve a proposal that would make New York's Stonewall Inn the first national monument to be honored for its role in the gay liberation movement.