The Latest Breaking News from TikToker

A new TikTok trend sees Christian content creators predicting the end of the world starting today. Where did the theory come from?

If you’ve been shopping recently, you’re probably aware of just how common it is to see items locked behind glass.

“Karma, karma, karma,” was on TikToker Seo Musacchio’s (@sayohjang) mind as she pondered the cosmic consequences of posting an, ahem, less than stellar review of the service she received at Olive Garden.

Eight hours from home, in an Airbnb where guests can’t open windows but can enjoy a light case of hand, foot and mouth disease, TikToker @Houseofherrspeaks is thinking of setting up an “Airbnb survivor fund.” Because her experience is a saga.

One former Nordstrom worker is going viral for sharing a horror story from his time working at the department store. 

She took to TikTok to ask for advice and wasn't disappointed with the response.

A growing number of young Americans are openly saying they have no plans to pay back their debt. On TikTok, skipping out on student loans, credit cards, and Buy Now, Pay Later services like Klarna is no longer taboo, it’s trending.

Most people think that, when they rent out an Airbnb, they’re entitled to do basically anything they want—within reason and legality—in the space.

While some may argue that we’re moving away from the idea of a nuclear family, the concept of ‘lavender marriages’ proves one thing: people really can have their cake and eat it too. For the uninitiated, a lavender marriage refers to a heterosexual person being married to a non-heterosexual person.