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Kentucky organizer promised fans ‘the best MAGA event’ with Kid Rock and Dog the Bounty Hunter. But it got canceled after only 6 VIP tickets sold

The VIP tickets were priced at $1000.

We Got This Covered · Sep 23

Thomas Kerr slammed for 'cosying up' with group who posted Nazi glorification rant

REFORM MSP Thomas Kerr has been slammed for "cosying up" with a far-right group that recently took to Facebook to glorify Nazism

The National (Scotland) · Sep 23

Google Earth Aids Reunion: Saroo Brierley maps lost childhood; memories lead him back to Khandwa

In 1986, five-year-old Saroo Brierley became separated from his family after falling asleep on a train and eventually ended up in Kolkata, thousands of kilometres from home. Adopted by an Australian couple, he grew up in Tasmania but never forgot fragments of his childhood. Decades later, he used Google Earth…

The Times of India · Sep 23

Quote of the Day by Mark Zuckerberg: 'What really motivates people at Facebook is building stuff that...' - Visionary tech leader explains how intrinsic drive, pride in work, and purpose outweigh paycheck in workplace success

Employees find true fulfillment in the pride of their creations. Mark Zuckerberg emphasizes the importance of intrinsic motivation over material rewards. Companies should embrace creative freedom and prioritize high-quality work to enhance employee engagement. Cultivating a sense of purpose not only nurtures deeper connections to one's daily tasks but also…

The Economic Times · Sep 22

'Echoicide': How Gaza Posts Can Remain Online Yet Become Harder To Find on Meta

Palestinian journalist Ahmed Shihab-Eldin says Meta repeatedly reduced his Instagram reach, while digital rights groups and journalists warn algorithmic suppression could obscure evidence and testimony from Gaza.

International Business Times UK · Sep 21

In 2023, Jessica Vincent paid $3.99 for a Goodwill vase. Research uncovered its rare Carlo Scarpa design, and the overlooked glass piece sold for $107,100

Jessica Vincent paid just $3.99 for a vase at a Goodwill store outside Richmond, Virginia, believing it would make a beautiful addition to her home. After researching the piece and sharing photos in Facebook groups, she discovered that the vase was a rare Murano glass work produced by Venini and…

The Economic Times · Sep 21

“Instagram Reality”: 54 Wildly Edited Photos That Prove You Shouldn’t Trust What You See Online

It's bizarre how some people go to extreme lengths and photoshop themselves, just to meet the unrealistic beauty standards of Instagram. We have compiled some outrageous editing fails that might make you question these people's sanity. Go through this list and see how ridiculously people act online!

Bored Panda · Sep 21

Man Sees His Part Is $120 At AutoZone. Then He Shops Through A ‘Commercial’ Account Via Loophole

"It's very common in this industry."

Motor1 · Sep 21

Jeremy Strong treated co-stars 'the way he imagines Mark Zuckerberg treats people'

The Social Reckoning director Aaron Sorkin has revealed actor Jeremy Strong treated his co-stars "the way he imagines Mark Zuckerberg treats people" while playing the Facebook founder.

BANG Premier · Sep 21

Director Aaron Sorkin reveals Jeremy Strong’s latest method-acting move for playing Mark Zuckerberg

Strong is well known for his commitment to method acting

The Independent UK · Sep 20