US colleges are now offering TikTok classes but do they count?

Universities are increasingly incorporating influencer education into their curricula, with courses like Duke’s “TikTok Class” providing students with practical skills in content creation and audience engagement. These programs teach algorithm analysis, brand building and ethical considerations, preparing students for careers in the evolving digital landscape. The skills acquired are valuable in marketing, entrepreneurship and creative…

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“I just started laughing.”: How a Saudi club’s 100x salary offer stunned a 20-year-old Dutch footballer

At just 20, Matteo Dams left PSV for Saudi Arabia’s Al Ahli in a surprise €10M move, citing a “ridiculously high” salary and the club’s strong intent. Initially hesitant, he quickly embraced the decision, helping Al Ahli win the AFC Champions League. His transfer reflects a strategic Saudi shift toward signing Europe’s top emerging talents.

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Aziz Ansari on having a flip phone, no email ID, and more – ‘I have a landline. I love the landline!’

Aziz Ansari, known for his roles in popular shows, has a unique relationship with technology, opting for a digital detox. He avoids smartphones, email, and blocks websites to maintain focus. Ansari emphasizes the importance of a ‘mental diet,’ prioritizing mental well-being over constant digital engagement, which helps him concentrate on his work.

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7 health risks of high cholesterol: Protect your heart, brain, and wellbeing

High cholesterol, often symptomless, silently promotes atherosclerosis, elevating risks of heart attack, stroke, and kidney issues. Plaque buildup narrows arteries, potentially leading to coronary artery disease, peripheral artery disease, and even skin manifestations like xanthomas. Early detection through regular check-ups and management via lifestyle changes or medication are crucial for preventing severe complications and maintaining…

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Laken Snelling cheerleading video resurfaces as University of Kentucky student faces charges in baby’s death

Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, was arrested after her newborn baby was found dead in her apartment closet. She faces charges including abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence. The cause of death is undetermined, and Snelling is currently out on bond awaiting her next court hearing while the investigation continues.

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KATSEYE’s Yoonchae’s reaction to question about ‘gays’ sparks debate; Netizens share mixed reactions over response

Global pop sensation KATSEYE’s VMAs appearance turned controversial after member Yoonchae remained silent when asked about their message for gay fans. While the other members enthusiastically voiced their support, Yoonchae’s lack of response sparked debate online. Some fans defended her, citing potential language barriers, while others accused her of discrimination, leading to mixed reactions and…

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