A new study from Harvard University reveals that celebrities have a significant impact on voter turnout and can influence elections. The study analyzes how celebrities engage in political activism, finding they can rally supporters, raise funds, and increase awareness. While some argue celebrities’ influence is limited, the research highlights the potential of leveraging their platform for positive civic engagement.
Actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu has faced criticism from a doctor for promoting hydrogen peroxide inhalation as a treatment for viral infections. The doctor accused her of spreading misinformation and endangering public health. Samantha defended her actions, saying she was merely sharing an alternative approach that had worked for her. The doctor, however, has stood firm on his criticism, urging celebrities to support medical science.
Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce has recently expressed his fondness for Hallmark films, prompting speculation that his girlfriend, Taylor Swift, may have been an inspiration behind this newfound interest. Kelce’s revelation came during an episode of the “New Heights” podcast, where he and his brother discussed their love for the heartwarming movies.
Despite being born before the American singer, Taylor Swift from Scotland has faced disbelief and name-related difficulties. However, after sharing her story, she has gained support from fans who appreciate her genuine connection to the superstar’s moniker. Her story has also motivated others to consider changing their names.
