Taylor Swift fans are furious about graphic fake AI images of the pop superstar being shared on X
Swifties are furious with Elon Musk's X after AI-generated explicit images of the singer went viral. One image remained up for 17 hours and attracted...
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Celebrity osteopath 'filmed female students in their underwear'
A celebrity osteopath used a camera and a telescope to spy on half-dressed London university students at their halls of residence while lying on the...
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Why YouTuber Lizzy Capri pivoted to OnlyFans after years of making content for kids
Over her years on YouTube, Lizzy Capri amassed 7 million subscribers with kid-focused content. But in 2023, she hard-pivoted to videos geared to an...
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A Lesson in Creativity and Capitalism from Two Zany YouTubers
Some of the optimism of the early Internet seems to live on in the whimsical videos of James Hobson and Colin Furze.
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Stanley cups are just giant water bottles. Young people want one anyway.
Stanley-branded drinkware has been everywhere since January of last year. The brand's 40-ounce insulated tumblers are especially popular now among...
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Instagram users shown gory and violent content following Meta 'error'
Instagram users worldwide were flooded with violent and graphic content yesterday, in what Meta said was an ‘error’.
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After posting almost 200 videos, amassing hundreds of thousands of followers and racking up millions of views, Carla Lalli Music is quitting YouTube....
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How to Download Your TikTok Videos
Want to download a backup of your TikTok videos before the US ban? Try following these simple steps.
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Why Is a Dem-Aligned Political Shop Making RFK Jr. Ads?
The two ads are ordinary election-year fare. One promotes Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who until last Friday was running as an independent, “because you...
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RedNote Recruited US Influencers to Promote App Amid TikTok Ban Uncertainty
A marketing campaign brief obtained by WIRED reveals how the Chinese app is trying to capitalize on its sudden international popularity.
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