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Madeline Horwath's Cartoon on Blocking Out Bad News

A poignant new cartoon by Madeline Horwath captures the modern impulse to digitally curate our reality, offering a darkly humorous commentary on news consumption and mental self-preservation in the digital age.

YouTuber hired as NBA scout by Memphis Grizzlies

A YouTuber with no professional basketball experience has been hired by the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies as a scout, proving the power of digital content in the world of elite sports recruitment.

Apple's 'Friend' App Fights Smartphone Addiction

Apple is reportedly developing a groundbreaking app, internally codenamed 'Friend', designed to help users reduce screen time and foster genuine social interactions, marking a significant shift in tech's approach to digital wellness.

Hank Green's AI Mental Health App Sparks Ethics Debate

YouTube luminary and author Hank Green unveils 'Bean', a controversial AI-powered mental health app that simulates conversations with a therapist. Explore its promises, the ethical firestorm it's igniting, and the future of AI in personal wellness.

McDonald's Tests Starbucks-Style Ordering, Divides Fans

McDonald's UK is trialling a new digital ordering system, mirroring Starbucks' app, allowing customers to order and pay ahead. The move has divided loyal fans, with some praising the convenience while others lament the potential loss of spontaneity and hu

Emma Chamberlain: The Unstoppable Rise of a Gen Z Icon

How a quirky teenager with a camera became a Gen Z icon, redefined celebrity influence, and built a multi-million dollar empire from her bedroom. The inside story of Emma Chamberlain's unprecedented journey.

US Alcohol Consumption Hits 90-Year Low

New data shows Americans are drinking at the lowest levels since the 1930s, with Republicans leading the decline. What’s behind this sobering trend?

UK alcohol consumption hits record low

New data reveals alcohol consumption in the UK has fallen to its lowest level in decades. Experts weigh in on the cultural shift towards sobriety.

US power demand hits record high, grid under strain

Soaring electricity usage in the US has pushed power demand to unprecedented levels, raising concerns over grid stability and household bills. Experts warn of potential price hikes and strain on infrastructure.

Alcohol calculator shows your safe drinking limit

A groundbreaking new tool helps you calculate your weekly alcohol intake and understand the health risks associated with excessive drinking. Find out how many drinks are safe for you.

Elton John hologram show rumours surface

Rumours swirl that Sir Elton John may be the next music icon to embrace hologram technology for a groundbreaking virtual tour. Could fans soon see Rocket Man in digital form?

French fries linked to higher type 2 diabetes risk

A recent study suggests that eating fried potatoes, including French fries, more than twice a week may significantly increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Discover the findings and healthier alternatives.

French Fries Linked to Higher Diabetes Risk

New research suggests that frequent consumption of French fries may increase the risk of type 2 diabetes. Here’s what the study reveals and how to make healthier choices.

UK warned over new alcohol guidelines

Brits are being warned about updated alcohol consumption advice that may impact their health and lifestyle. Find out what the experts are saying.

London to India: A £2-a-day beach paradise

A former Londoner shares her incredible journey of leaving the city's rat race behind to embrace a serene beachside life in India, where fresh meals cost just £2 and breathtaking views come free.

Luckin Coffee surpasses Starbucks as world's largest chain

China's Luckin Coffee has dethroned Starbucks as the world's largest coffee chain, marking a seismic shift in the global coffee market. Discover how aggressive expansion and digital innovation fueled this unprecedented rise.

YouTube overtakes traditional TV in UK viewing habits

A new study reveals that British audiences are spending more time watching YouTube on their TVs than traditional broadcast channels. Discover the shift in viewing habits and what it means for the future of entertainment.

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