Britney Spears’ recent Instagram videos, in which she claims to be 5 years old and moving to kindergarten in Mexico, have ignited a firestorm of concern among fans and social media users, prompting renewed discussions about her mental health and well-being in the aftermath of her conservatorship.
Mahindra & Mahindra CEO Anand Mahindra’s measured response to a scathing critique of his company’s vehicles on X has garnered widespread praise, contrasting sharply with recent social media spats involving other business leaders. His humility and commitment to improvement resonated deeply with netizens.
Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform, has experienced explosive growth, reaching 20 million users. However, this rapid expansion has led to a surge in impersonation accounts. Bluesky is responding with policy changes, team expansion, and plans for improved identity verification, all while contrasting its approach with the paid verification models of competitors like X.
Australia has officially banned social media use for under-16s, passing legislation requiring age verification on platforms like Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram. The government aims to combat cyberbullying and its impact on mental health, but the implementation details remain a subject of ongoing discussion.
American OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain reveals staggering $43.4 million earnings in her first year, transforming her family’s life from financial struggles to luxury. Learn about her journey, impressive income, and future plans.
A video of a Bangladeshi woman dancing and running atop a moving train has gone viral, sparking a heated online debate. While some praise her audacity, others condemn the dangerous stunt, highlighting the legal ramifications and safety concerns involved.
Former President Donald Trump shared a humorous AI-generated video reimagining the ‘National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation’ Thanksgiving scene with President Biden, Kamala Harris, and other Democrats. The video, which features Trump’s signature Y.M.C.A. dance, has gone viral, drawing reactions from Elon Musk and countless others.
The Onion’s recent purchase of Alex Jones’ InfoWars website is facing a legal challenge. X Corp (formerly Twitter) has filed an objection to the transfer of InfoWars’ X accounts, citing its Terms of Service which prohibit the sale or transfer of accounts without explicit consent.
A legal battle surrounding the sale of Alex Jones’ InfoWars accounts reveals X’s assertion that users do not own their accounts, sparking debate about digital ownership and platform control. This surprising claim raises concerns about user rights and the potential for political manipulation of the platform.
Tech mogul Elon Musk engaged in a hilarious late-night banter on X, joking about being a time-traveling vampire alien. His social media activity has surged since openly supporting Donald Trump’s presidential bid, highlighting the impact of his pronouncements on platform engagement.
