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The right-wing Media Research Center recently posted a video about a Project Veritas' series in which the latter claims to have secretly filmed physicians and government employees criticizing the COVID-19 vaccine. Media Research Center claims that TikTok removed its post.

Hello! Every week, our internet culture staff will discuss the world of streaming entertainment in this newsletter. In this week’s edition:

TikToker Justine Thang was in the middle of filming a video when, like something out of a TLC song, a man decided to holler at her from the passenger side of a car. When she rejected him, however, his attitude did a complete 180.

You don’t have to be Thomas Kincaid to know the power of light. Sure, this Halloween season your house may be decked out in cobwebs, dangling fake corpses, and a patch’s worth of pumpkins. But all of it will land like a B-movie prop without proper outdoor Halloween lighting. 

Every year around Halloween, there’s at least one report that continues to perpetuate the myth that all of our children’s Halloween candy is poisoned or laced with something, no matter how many experts debunk it. But as we get closer to Halloween, the internet is imagining just what else might be lurking inside a chocolate bar’s chocolate shell.

Philo is one of the best solutions for live streaming cable for many reasons, but chief among them is that price. Twenty-five bucks gets you access to more than 60 popular cable channels like Lifetime, MTV, Comedy Central, and even the Food Network. 

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been named as a defendant in a Cambridge Analytica complaint brought on by Washington D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine.

In a viral TikTok video, a girl approaches a man while he's lying down with clippers and shaves part of his hair off. The video is set to Carrie Underwood's "Before He Cheats."

Andrew Torba, the CEO of the far-right social media website Gab, appears to have disabled the platform's Twitter account on Tuesday following an antisemitic tirade.

In a video posted on Oct. 6, TikToker @jojo_xoxox101 says her boyfriend is abusive and that she caught him reading about how to poison someone. In the video, a phone with a cracked screen displays a webpage explaining how to know if someone has been poisoned.