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Nieve Ella Announces Debut Album ‘How Long Will It Take?’
UK singer-songwriter Nieve Ella has announced her debut album, ‘How Long Will It Take?’, due for release on 16 October via Artist Theory. The record is presented as an exploration of growing up, emotional recovery and the repeated setbacks involved in finding one’s way, following Ella’s rise through viral pop releases and a strong online…
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Facebook considers giving up and becoming TikTok
Facebook will test a redesigned, video-first experience later this year that opens directly into full-screen video for some users, a move widely resembling TikTok’s format. The change matters because Meta is trying to prevent Facebook from losing relevance as users, conversations and commerce increasingly shift towards video-led platforms. The test will begin in countries where…
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Revealed: Jude Bellingham’s brutal dig at World Cup referee as unseen footage goes viral – moments before England star slapped Argentina rival following semi-final defeat
Unseen footage reportedly shows Jude Bellingham criticising the referee shortly before he allegedly slapped an Argentina opponent after England’s World Cup semi-final defeat. The incident has drawn attention because it adds to scrutiny of England’s conduct following their elimination. The available article text provides no detailed account of the referee comment, the identity of the…
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Sony Pictures Sets Viral X-Inspired Short-Form Thriller ‘Los Hilos del Miedo’ at Prime Video Spain (EXCLUSIVE)
Sony Pictures International Productions Spain is making its first short-form fiction series, “Los Hilos del Miedo”, for Prime Video Spain. The eight-part psychological thriller adapts suspense stories by Salvador Gutiérrez Solís that became popular on X, reflecting broadcasters’ and studios’ interest in turning social-media-native material into professionally produced streaming content. Each episode will run for…
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Americans are paying people to wait in line for TikTok-famous food
Americans are increasingly paying ‘line sitters’ to queue for viral food, as TikTok and Instagram turn particular dishes and shops into must-visit destinations. The practice reflects how social-media popularity can create lengthy queues and make convenience services more attractive, especially in major cities. Also known as line waiting or line standing, the service has long…
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Updating The Outdated: Chenayder Interviewed
Chenayder discusses her development from a shy teenager recording music during the pandemic into an emerging Haitian-American singer-songwriter preparing to release her debut album, ‘Outdated’. The interview highlights how an early breakout single, growing industry support and recent touring experience have helped her become more confident as both an artist and performer. Born in Orlando,…
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INTERVIEW: Showing Teeth On Virality, Finding Your Footing & The Future
Showing Teeth, the project led by Tennessee vocalist Addison, has rapidly progressed from TikTok deathcore covers filmed in her car to major live support slots and an upcoming debut EP. The interview highlights how viral attention, distinctive harsh and melodic vocals, and early industry backing have accelerated her entry into the alternative music scene. Addison…
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Ben McOwen Wilson named new CEO of the UK’s PRS for Music
PRS for Music has appointed Ben McOwen Wilson, a senior Google and YouTube executive, as its next chief executive. Taking office on 12 October, he will lead the UK collection society at a time of rapid technological change, particularly around AI and digital music distribution, where protecting creators’ rights and earnings is a major concern.…
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Manager’s brutal reply to worker calling in sick with gastro
A text exchange between a manager and an employee who called in sick with gastroenteritis has gone viral after being shared on Reddit, with the manager’s blunt refusal to accept the sick leave sparking widespread criticism online. The story has resonated widely as it taps into ongoing debates about workplace culture, employee rights and how…
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ESPN’s Adam Schefter weighs in on LeBron James’ NBA future after Heat press conference post sparks buzz
LeBron James has said he intends to play in the 2026–27 NBA season but indicated that he will not do so with the Los Angeles Lakers. His future has drawn renewed attention after a social-media post linked to a Miami Heat press conference, prompting speculation about a possible return to the franchise where he won…