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‘Upskirting’ is a form of harassment where someone takes a non-consensual photo of a person’s intimate area. While it’s illegal in countries like the U.K., it isn’t in the U.S. However, needless to say, it’s unacceptable behavior. When TikTok user Charm Daze (@cgetsnakey) was targeted by an upskirter—who took a…

‘You’ve got to be where the electorate are,’ says Luke Evans, the sixth-most followed UK politician on the platform

Jewelry has always turned heads, but in 2025 it does more than sparkle — it tells stories. From red carpets to everyday street looks, jewelry now shapes how fashion speaks about culture, identity, and influence.

"There are multiple types of victims, the people who are being scammed around the world, but also the people who are trafficked, held against their will and who are exposed to violence."

The speculation comes as Lorne Michaels confirmed a "significant" cast shakeup ahead of the new season.

“This is so funny because you were the boring date, not him.”

There’s no shortage of bizarre stories of DoorDash pick-ups, but TikToker Desireee’s (@desiivv) experience might just take the cake.

A Michigan server was left taken aback after a customer took one of her jokes too far. In a video that has amassed 17,400 views, Kendall (@kendall.mix.ologist) began by explaining how she was joking with a regular customer who owns restaurants.

A guest at a Hampton Inn Suites in New Orleans was baffled to find a photo of an airplane hanging in her hotel room. The issue: Her room number was 911, a jarring reminder of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

A nice smile is one of the most coveted physical features. That’s why people are willing to spend big money to get one.

BBC sports anchor Emma Louise Jones shocks fans after a public wardrobe malfunction. Here's what happened.