Tim and Chris Vanderhook say they will relaunch Myspace, confirming the comeback in a new documentary. No date is set, and Tom Anderson is not involved.
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Larper is the internet's newest way to call someone fake, and creators are catching it hardest. Here's where the slang came from and why the accusation sticks.
Commuters in Los Angeles were shocked to find a man living inside a billboard, but the bizarre viral moment isn't what it seems.
When a $10,000 billboard was taken down, Ethan Klein used an un-censorable federal loophole to take his feud with James Charles straight to suburban mailboxes.
IShowSpeed attempted to celebrate 60 million subscribers by flying with helium balloons like Disney’s 'Up', until things went horrible wrong.
Tim and Chris Vanderhook say they will relaunch Myspace, confirming the comeback in a new documentary. No date is set, and Tom Anderson is not involved.
TheWrap adds an inaugural AI Creator Day, co-hosted with What's Trending, on Sept. 29 at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles, ahead of TheGrill on Sept. 30.
A24's Anthony Bourdain biopic "Tony" debuted at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes and now sits at 94%. Dominic Sessa stars. In limited release Aug. 7, nationwide Aug. 21.
Nara Smith claims she was never a tradwife, and now the internet accuses her of gaslighting an entire community during her alleged rebranding era.
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