Новости за 03.09.2021

There are many differing viewpoints between generations, and one of the biggest is religion. A recent viral TikTok video displays this intergenerational tension between one user and their father.

A California woman exposed a fellow Ross shopper in a series of TikToks Thursday after she allegedly caught him "crouching down behind" and recording her. She demanded that the stranger delete the several videos he had of her on his phone.

Do you long for a connection with that special someone out there who shares all your dreams and interests? If so, this new "me and who?" meme might just be up your alley.

Jacob Chansley, known best as the "QAnon shaman," pled guilty on Friday for his role in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol, according to reports.

You would think that not swimming in floodwaters, containing everything from hidden debris to raw sewage, would be common sense. But we live in a world where people believe taking horse dewormer is a better defense against COVID-19 than the vaccine, so perhaps it should come as no surprise that many saw the flooding from Hurricane Ida as an ideal opportunity to go for a swim, including this Vine Street Expressway diver in Philadelphia.

In a viral TikTok, a man is seen yelling at people in public about violence and free speech. The man allegedly drove "past signs supporting BLM and pride month" and got "triggered," according to text on the video.

Sponsored posts may be something you scroll past on Instagram without a blink. We’ve grown desensitized to beauty influencers repeatedly promoting Flat Tummy Tea or SugarBearHair vitamins and TikTok megastar Charli D'amelio’s sharp edits of her eating Takis on our For You pages. Beyond digital creators with hundreds of millions of followers, however, lies a growing workforce of smaller influencers who make up an increasingly valuable marketing industry. 

During his winter break in 2019, Michael Wong, a pitcher at the University of Texas-Arlington, was hopeful. He’d just attended a Student-Athlete Association Conference for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and a group of students had voted to allow athletes to monetize their name, image, and likeness, known as “NIL.”

Chief Cleopatra nervously performed her first live show in 2019 at the Carousel Lounge in Austin, Texas. She describes the room as being full of energy—even though there were only 10 people in the audience.  

An Ohio man went viral on TikTok after he said he quit his job and tried to convince YouTuber Logan Paul to hire him. But his plan flopped. 

An 18-year-old Texas woman is being applauded on Twitter after calling out a Republican congressional candidate who attempted to debate her over the state's recent abortion ban.