Taylor Swift hat vor wenigen Tagen ihr mit Spannung erwartetes elftes Album „The Tortured Poets Department“ veröffentlicht und die Fans des Popstars waren begeistert.
Bei der Suche nach „TTPD-Reaktion“ tauchen auf TikTok Tausende Videos auf, in denen Swifties ihre ersten Gedanken und Gefühle zu den 31 neuen Songs teilen.
Angesichts der Live-Reaktionen in den sozialen Medien haben einige sogar angenommen, es sei ihre Pflicht, jeden einzelnen Song zum Nutzen anderer zu analysieren.
KOSTENLOSE TAYLOR-SWIFT-TICKETS: DAS UNTERNEHMEN BEZAHLT 2 FREUNDEN, DIE
One of the latest trends in travel is proving that Britain is still a nation of eccentrics.
The country’s ever-growing assortment of bizarre holiday homes surely proves it.
Whether you fancy a holiday in a stone pineapple or in a caravan on a hotel roof, read on to discover some of the British Isles’ strangest places to stay this year.
Sleep in a pineapple – Stirlingshire
What other nation would think it completely reasonable to spend a night or two
Post Malone bedeckt a Garth Brooks Klassiker, und die Country-Legende war beeindruckt.
Der 28-jährige Malone hat kürzlich ein Instagram-Video gepostet, in dem er Gitarre spielt und Brooks‘ Nr. 1-Song „Friends in Low Places“ aus dem Jahr 1990 singt.
„Das ist großartig“, sagte Brooks, 62, kürzlich in einer Folge seiner Facebook-Live-Show Im Studio GEr bemerkte, dass er „keine Ahnung“ hatte, dass Malone sein Lied covern würde. „Er ist einer von denen, die lebendig sind, wenn sie singen“,
Don’t treat your content passively.
To get the most out of the resources you put into creating content, you have to share it.
The right sharing strategy can boost your content’s effectiveness and engage with users it might not otherwise reach.
However, each platform is increasingly focused on keeping users within its specific ecosystem, so careful research and planning are key to success in each algorithm and for each audience.
Content sharing is not as simple as reposting content exactly
Why are some London council estates considered notorious while others are arguably the most desirable places to live in the capital?
Photographer Thaddeus Zupancic explores this notion in his intriguing new book ‘London Estates: Modernist Council Housing 1946 – 1981’, published by Fuel.
It ‘celebrates London council estates in all their diversity, championing the neglected alongside the distinguished’ and honours their ‘immeasurable contribution to the social and architectural fabric of the capital’.
Among its pages are 275 estates across
A tight-knit community, no rules, junk fashioned into houses and wacky pieces of art and, in the summer, unbearable heat: welcome to America’s Slab City.
An eye-opening documentary takes viewers into the heart of alternative, off-grid encampment in the heart of the California desert about 100 miles northeast of San Diego, with its residents speaking out about what inspired them to make it their home.
Filmmaker Ryan Twomey said he had ‘always been interested’ in Slab City – which he
Film producer Hal Roach once mischievously quipped that ‘you know it’s summer in Ireland when the rain gets warmer’.
The capricious weather was a constant subject when I was making ‘Quintessentially Irish’ with Navan-born Pierce Brosnan, a film that is a lush valentine to everything great and Irish.
Here are some of the most spectacular locations encountered while filming it.
THE K CLUB
It is a pleasant 30-minute journey from Dublin Airport to the luxurious hotel The K Club in
Meet the couple who have been travelling non-stop for 15 years, visiting a total of 85 countries to date – and find out how they’ve financed their adventures without using the bank of mum and dad.
Lauren Winslow-Llewelyn, 34, and Craig Hubbard, 41, have shared their non-stop travel approach to life – valuing time over material things.
So far, their highlights include horse riding in Kyrgyzstan, winter in Arctic Norway, a black bear leaning on their van in Patagonia and
Travis Kelce hat
Your 2024 holiday bucket list may need a few tweaks.
That’s because Fodor’s Travel has released its 2024 ‘Go & No Lists’, with the Go List comprising 24 ‘lust-worthy destinations to stoke the curiosity of wanderlust’, and the No List made up of nine places you should reconsider visiting.
Why? ‘Because our frenzied admiration and incessant need to experience them are not sustainable,’ says Fodor’s Travel, adding: ‘The No List isn’t a hit piece. It’s not a round-up of spots
