Twitter will shut down its social video sharing service Vine, both teams announced in a blog post on Thursday. The Vine website will stay online so users can still watch existing videos, but the ...

Vine, the six-second-or-less video platform that zoomers and millennials alike loved, left this world far too soon. In the wake of its destruction is a world full of TikToks and Instagram videos that ...

Another month has ended and that month has given us even more peeks into the social media world of local acts through the use of everyone’s favorite new platform, the Vine. Like we said last month, ...

Today will go down as one of the saddest days in Internet history. Vine, a app that let users post videos for six seconds or less, is being shut down by Twitter. The app changed lives for many young, ...

The new year is hardly two months away, and as 2025 comes to a close, the internet seems to be revisiting 2016.

My mornings start the same way my nights end: lying on my bed, laptop propped up on my legs as I watch a series of different Vine compilations on YouTube. I’ve seen most of the compilations at least ...

Yes, let's just look back at all the Vines that made us pee our pants, cry our eyes out, and endlessly spam our friends. You won't forget those Vines that you thought were so amazing that you'd watch ...

All of your wholesome Animal Crossing pals are recreating Vines, thanks to the work of animators on Twitter. Now, you can watch Isabelle, K.K. Slider, Tom Nook, and others star in popular Vines like ...

It is official: Twitter will officially kill off the popular video-sharing app Vine and relaunch it as a camera app on Jan. 17. Vine, an app that gained a dedicated following of people who posted ...