Owen Carry is an Internet Culture Reporter at USA TODAY. He covers a range of topics including celebrities, comedy, and entertainment news, with a focus on the film industry and parenting styles. Owen's work has been featured in major publications such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and NBC News.
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Owen Carry specializes in entertainment news, particularly focusing on viral trends and internet culture. His articles often explain the origin and context of popular memes, TikTok personalities, and other online phenomena.
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By: Owen Carry
A popular YouTuber named Vincent Carter, known as FGTeeV Duddy online, has fans worried after he shared a flurry of concerning Instagram videos
By: Owen Carry
Owen Carry, USA TODAY William Munro didn't tell his parents that he was going to the "Camp Looksmax" bootcamp . The 19-year-old college
Dispatch audio from Miami emergency responders at the home of blogger Perez Hilton reveal details of the podcaster's purported self-harm.
By: Moises Mendez II, Owen Carry
Ethan Klein and Hila Klein join the long list of YouTubers who've had very public breakups in front of their millions of fans.
By: Owen Carry, Moises Mendez
Moises Mendez II Owen Carry Updated Oct. 23, 2026, 2:03 p.m. ET
Ethan Klein was accused of cheating, and his famous famous frenemy Trisha Paytas has chimed in, along with her husband – who's Hila Klein's brother.
By: Owen Carry
Internet comedian Ben Christian's viral video about how rectangles are everywhere has earned 35 million views and prompted lots of discussion.
By: Owen Carry
USA TODAY Oct. 27, 2026, 6:00 p.m. ET The world looks strange when you realize that "everything is a rectangle." Just look around you.
The world looks strange when you realize that "everything is a rectangle." Just look around you.
If you were a chronically online teenager in the 2000s, chances are you'll recognize some of the faces in a recent advertisement from web browser Firefox that's got people talking online.
