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As lawmakers argue for TikTok to be sold, some of the app’s most popular memes, from skateboarding with a Fleetwood Mac soundtrack to the renegade dance, have been seen tens of millions of times.
Has there ever been an app more American-seeming than TikTok, with its messy democratic creativity, exhibitionism, utter lack of limits and vast variety of hustlers?
And
As summer approaches and the sun comes out, we all know the drill: slather on the sunscreen and seek shade at the hottest times of the day to prevent sunburn, wrinkles and, worse, skin cancer. Or is the drill set to change?
For there seems to be a shift in experts’ views on sun exposure as they acknowledge there are benefits to it: because as well as helping our skin make vitamin D, we also now know it improves our
It looked for a while that the game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Ottawa Senators on March 5, 2004, might come and go without incident.
That was a bit surprising because eight days earlier, Ottawa’s Martin Havlat whacked the Flyers’ Mark Recchi in the face with his stick and afterward, heated words and insinuations flew. The Flyers were irate about the play and Havlat was suspended two games.
“Someday someone’s going to make (Havlat) eat his lunch,” Flyers coach Ken
The Steam Deck has grown into a certified smash success.
With multiple millions of units sold, the device has changed the way we think about PC gaming, spawned numerous clones, and secured a future for handheld gaming devices. With the backing of a multibillion-dollar corporation, that might not come as much of a surprise.
But there’s an untold story behind what has made the Steam Deck tick — a kernel of engineering passion that unlocked
Are you ready for some news that will make you feel old? Today Facebook, the social media giant that changed the world, turns 20 years old.
In those two decades Facebook’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg, has morphed from a nerdy frat boy into Silicon Valley’s billionaire bogeyman.
And, the product he created has undergone a no less bewildering transformation.
From the birth of the Newsfeed to the death of long-forgotten features, the Facebook we know has come a long way since
Last night Meghan Markle was the image of Hollywood glamour with a slicked-back bun and what fashion experts believe to be a bespoke, flowing maxi skirt from Carolina Herrera – as she and her husband attended the premiere of the new Bob Marley film in Kingston, Jamaica.
But when the Duchess of Sussex, has in past jetted off to the island – for her own wedding to first husband Trevor Engleson in 2011 and to a friends’ nuptials in 2017
How did the ant steal the lion’s dinner? This isn’t the beginning of one of Aesop’s Fables. It’s the finding of a new study showing how the disruption of one tiny mutual relationship on the African savanna has big impacts on the food web — all the way to the lion’s den.
When big-headed ants (Pheidole megacephala) invade the savanna, they kill off native acacia ants (genus Crematogaster), robbing local whistling thorn trees of their valiant defenders
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will today front up to voters to tout his new Stage Three tax cuts.
He’ll do so against a backdrop of controversy and chaos as his ministers and the Opposition battle it out over the optics of a broken election promise versus needing to help middle Australia ease the cost
Much can change in a decade – and that includes the world of motoring.
The last 10 years has seen a seismic shift for the industry, including the advent of mainstream electric cars, an infamous emissions cheating scandal, a boom in SUV sales and emergence of new brands from the US and China.
Throw into the mix a global pandemic, temporary closure of factories and a two-year parts supply shortage that some manufacturers recovered while others continued to struggle to
They’ve got five consecutive festive number one singles under their belt and have even surpassed a record set by The Beatles.
But husband-wife duo LadBaby – who earlier this month admitted that they won’t be releasing a track for 2023 – never expected to hit their level of fame when they first made a food-inspired charity tune in 2018.
That year, We Built This City… On Sausage Rolls, a parody of the 1985 Starship hit, scooped the coveted number one,
