The youth social media ban has made headlines, but an arguably bigger change to the way Australians use the internet comes ...
Kayla Nicole, who was previously in a relationship with Travis Kelce, has now deleted her social media account on X (formerly Twitter) after a recent controversy emerged following the resurfacing of h ...
A Chinese coffee chain has apologized and changed its name after state media roasted it for misusing a word revered by the nation’s communist government.
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Police to seek remand extension for Namewee over death of Taiwanese influencer ‘Nurse Goddess’
Police are set to apply for a remand extension against Malaysian rapper and filmmaker Wee Meng Chee, popularly known as ...
Law enforcement agencies are sharing their condolences following the death of WakeMed campus police officer Roger Smith on ...
From Haldiram’s to Volkswagen and Ranveer Brar, brands are taking social media by storm with mock apologies — saying sorry ...
Bucket List Boy Shane Wheeler-Osman started posting on social media about bucket list challenges after his mum's death.
It’s the ’90s trend all over your social media feed, but experts say its benefits are often overblown. Here are the few exceptions where it might pay off.
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