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Players in 'Roblox' are joining digital pro-Palestine rallies
Those too young to protest in person try the next best thing.
Urban Outfitters is selling 'vintage' iPods for hundreds of dollars
Urban Outfitters is feeding Gen Z's hunger for early 2000s tech with refurbished original iPod models.
Swifties have boosted shopping searches for 'football outfit' by 242 percent
It's Taylornomics 101.
Women are using Tyla's viral 'Water' dance to test their partners
Would you pass or fail?
Twitch streamers can now simulcast on any live streaming service
There are, of course, guidelines to follow.
A 'predator' can easily target teen streamers on Twitch, say researchers
The researchers could find streamers believed to be minors on Twitch within 12 seconds.
By Rebecca Ruiz
WWE legend Mick Foley takes on 'Hot Ones' spicy wings, remains impressively calm
He's still capable of taking some serious punishment.
By Sam Haysom
Google Meet's new portrait touch-up feature will give you a virtual glow-up
Subtle changes can make you look more awake or focused.
Watch Mark Zuckerberg learn how to braid his daughter's hair from AI
A win for girl dads everywhere.
Watch 'Hot Ones' host Sean Evans taste test the new world's hottest pepper
This looks...painful.
By Sam Haysom
'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' invites fans to dance, sing, and flip in movie theater aisles
Look what 'The Eras Tour' movie made them do.
People are accusing Instagram of shadowbanning content about Palestine
Meta chalked up the issue to a bug. But users say their posts about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza have been silenced.
TikTok clarifies its moderating policies amid Israel-Hamas war
TikTok says it has removed 500,000 videos and closed 8,000 livestreams for violating policies so far.
You wrote a book! Now make a viral TikTok about it.
In 2023, writing a book is the easy part.
Tyla, the singer behind the 'Water' dance, shows you how to do the viral TikTok trend
Make me sweat! Make me hotter!
Why are cafes, restaurants, and even towns banning influencers?
From a picturesque town to a Brooklyn cafe, popular destinations are closing their doors to influencers.
Ghostwriter, the guy behind the viral Drake/Weeknd song, thinks AI music is like fanfiction
Why he think AI is the future of music and more revelations from his first-ever interview.
Doja Cat takes on the 'Hot Ones' spicy wings, remains impressively calm
"It kind of tastes like a delicious foot."
By Sam Haysom
Huberman husbands and the rise of self-optimization
Stop trying to make yourself better.
TikTok's hottest trend? Bed bug hysteria.
How bugs in Paris became everyone's problem.
Sorry, you're never going to get a clickable link in your Instagram grid posts
It's part of Instagram's no-news agenda.
True crime YouTube channel made popular by the Depp v. Heard trial is acquired by Jellysmack
The true crime media company gained notoriety for its YouTube livestream of Depp v. Heard.
Israel-Hamas disinformation: What it is, how to fight it
Fake news, old photos, gameplay videos — online lies are skyrocketing in the wake of war. Stopping them depends on you.
By Chris Taylor
TikTok makes it easier for effects creators to cash in on their viral effects
Effects creators keep the platform interesting.
