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COMMENT: Brooklyn Beckham has claimed that his parents planted stories about him in the media, controlled his life, and — somehow most shocking of all — his mom hijacked his first dance at his wedding to Nicola Peltz by dancing on him inappropriately. People of the internet won’t stop until…

For decades, the internet operated on a “honor system” where you simply clicked a button that said “I am 18” to open the gates. It was easy and anonymous; however, it was notoriously ineffective at stopping minors. In 2026, that era is crashing to a halt because a wave of…

Growing up and becoming a productive member of society can mean different things, but it usually involves learning a bunch of skills that make you more self-sufficient. And yet, despite your independence, society also puts a lot of pressure on you to conform and have specific ambitions. However, definitely not…

A leaked video currently circulating on social media, including platforms like X (formerly Twitter), offers viewers a glimpse into the extreme narcissism harboured by Donald Trump, if they weren’t already aware of it. A clip featuring the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, talking to Donald Trump over the phone, possibly…

In certain corners of the internet recently, people have been debating why “women can’t stop reading fairy porn”.

While Lufthansa Group is the latest to announce a collaboration with Elon Musk’s company, Europe’s biggest airline has said no to adding free WiFi on board.

With ChatGPT able to scan the internet for job ideas, it's easier than ever to find ways of feeling like you're retired while still earning money.

As protests continue across Iran, the regime has responded with lethal force and an internet blackout. German-Iranian artist and doctor Maryam spoke to Euronews about her fears and hopes, as well as Berlin's responsibility.

Bloodywood went from the underground to being India's biggest ever metal band

Iranians have been struggling with a near-total internet blackout for nearly two weeks

In light of Iran’s internet blackout, Starlink has allowed some citizens to stay connected. How could its Direct to Cell service help mitigate future communications shutdowns and what role might the United States play?