Новости за 22.01.2021

After being accused of hitting two cars, a white woman went on a racist rant and yelled "you people don't belong here" in a Reddit video posted Thursday. Commenters dubbed the woman a "Karen."

Various magazines have pronounced drawn-on under-eye circles to be the new makeup trend pioneered on TikTok, but is this an actual beauty trend, or has the rest of the media once again misunderstood something the Gen Zers are doing?

The PlayStation 5 game Resident Evil Village launches May 7, but fans are already making memes about Lady Dimitrescu, the towering, large-chested woman donning a black brim hat in the game’s trailers. 

That One Sound is a new weekly column from senior internet culture writer Audra Schroeder that explores the origin of popular sounds heard on TikTok. Suggestions? Tips? Email audra@dailydot.com

The sea shanty momentum continues: Scottish musician Nathan Evans landed a record deal this week.

Started by content creator Junebug and featuring the music of rapper SpottemGottem, the Junebug Challenge is well on its way to conquering TikTok.

Former senior adviser to President Donald Trump Stephen Miller appeared on Fox News Thursday night to rail against the immigration-related executive order signed by President Joe Biden on Wednesday in the Oval Office. 

If you're a wealthy celebrity, you have the means to seal yourself in a bunker (or at the very least a luxury apartment) and avoid the pandemic. But a lot of celebrities clearly aren't taking this route, as comedian Dave Chappelle has become the latest high-profile star to catch COVID-19 after hanging out in public without a mask.

Owners of a high-end café posted an apology to Instagram after a video of them condescendingly grilling an employee over his lack of proficiency in English went viral.

A federal judge ruled on Thursday, in a Seattle court hearing, that Amazon doesn't have to reinstate hosting services for social media platform Parler. Parler, bumped from Amazon Web Services on Jan. 11, had filed a lawsuit to try to get its AWS digital infrastructure support restored.

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There were sighs of relief across the internet during President Joe Biden's inauguration, but they didn't seem to extend to breakout meme star Sen. Bernie Sanders or the disillusioned QAnon crowd. In today's Internet Insider:

• Viral tweets about living cheap in Bali may lead to couple’s deportation
• Greta Thunberg takes one last dig at Trump as he departs presidency
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A TikToker went to the platform to confess that after taking a DNA test at her father's urging, she learned that her father is not her real father—and contends that her "exact paternal match" is a billionaire CEO of a company who she tracked down.

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Lovely Peaches, an influencer who was previously banned on TikTok, made her return to social media and is already going viral after announcing on Facebook that if her dog died, she would “eat it on live” for her fans.

“I decided that I’m going to get myself a cute little puppy,” she said in a video posted to Facebook Saturday. “I want like a tiny little puppy, and, like, I'm getting one this week.” 

Peaches, whose real name is Brittany Johnson... Читать дальше...

In a TikTok video this week, Claudia Conway, the daughter of Trump’s former counselor Kellyanne Conway, said that her mother took away her electronics to stop her from sharing allegations of physical abuse. One day later, YouTube influencer Tana Mongeau posted a TikTok about growing up in an abusive household.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) announced that she filed Articles of Impeachment against President Joe Biden on Thursday—just a day after he took office. 

A woman's viral TikTok about a mysterious marking found in the snow outside her house kicked off a wave of theories—and misinformation.

When Reddit booted the popular, festering forum that was the The_Donald last summer, former members flocked to thedonald.win, where they continued posting hate speech and calling for violence.