British newspaper The Telegraph has received backlash for blaming Taylor Swift for Tom Hiddleston’s “bad luck”. In an article after the Loki Season 2 finale premier, The Telegraph mentioned the actor’s encounter with Taylor Swift while discussing what could have gone possibly wrong with Tom Hiddleston’s career. As some parts of the article were shared on the publication’s Instagram page, a large number of people accused the Telegraph of sexism. Below are screenshots of The Telegraph’s Instagram posts and some reactions it received: Loki: The Telegraph receives backlash for blaming Taylor Swi ..read more

The University of Southern California has recently witnessed protests calling for a ceasefire in Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza. But professor John Strauss of the USC shocked people when he wished death on Palestinians while passing by the protesting students inside the campus. He was caught on camera, saying “Everyone of them should be killed, and I hope they all are.” According to eyewitnesses, the students had organized a memorial fo thousands of Palestinians killed in the conflict which began with Hamas attack on Israel. Over 1,000 Israelis were killed and many others kidnapped by the mili ..read more

More than three million people has seen a video on X, formerly Twitter, of a couple taking a dig at Balenciaga. The funny video targets Balenciaga’s Tool Bracelet launched last year. In the video, a man shows the bracelet and it’s price, over $600, on Balenciaga’s website. Confusing the bracelet for a hose clamp, he tries to use it on his car and after failing to tighten it around a hose, he hands it over to his woman. The woman first throws it out thinking it is a useless hose clamp but chose to wear it happily after the man tells him that it was made by Balenciaga. Hundreds of people posted ..read more

A popular laundry detergent brand is under fire for supporting Israeli Defense Forces during Gaza bombardment and ground invasion. In a viral video of a vlogger doing soliders’ laundry on the front lines in Gaza has angered social media users, with people in Muslim countries calling for the washing powder’s boycott. While it is not known whether the activity was supporter by Ariel, the company’s detergent packs were clearly visible in the viral video ..read more

London: Hundreds of people are rejoicing over news reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s psychiatrist has committed suicide. The alleged psychiatrist was named as Dr Moshe Yatom. Interestingly, Moshe Yatom, the man whose pictures have been circulated by social media users and some suspicious websites, does not identify himself as psychiatrist. The report about the alleged death of the same psychiatrist was first published on June 23, 2010 by MIFTAH, a Palestinian initiative for news and dialogue. Currently this news has been republished by a Pakistani news website Gl ..read more

Lahore: A leading Pakistani bank has decided not to receive donations for Palestine. A purported screenshot of an email sent to Bank Alfalah staff has been widely circulated on social media. In the email, group heads and general mangers have been advised not to “accept any donation funds to the Palestinian embassy. The purported email dos not mention the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Thousands of social media users have expressed anger over the bank’s decision, with some people claiming that several other Pakistani banks have also issued the same instructions. The veraci ..read more

Millions of people have seen a post on X, formerly Twitter, claiming Ana de Armas has unfollowed Gal Gadot on Instagram. A fan account dedicated to the Academy award nominee actress claimed that the “Wonder Woman” actress is no longer being followed by her on Instagram. A look at Armas’s Instagram account shows that she does not follow Gal Gadot but it still remains unknown whether she previously followed the Israeli actress and unfollowed her recently as claimed by the fan account. On the other hand, Gal Gadot is still prominent among 12.9 million people who are following Ana. Ana de Armas ..read more

Facebook has yet to address a problem android users are facing with the app’s back button. Thousands of people flooded social media websites to complain that they are having issue with the back button. While majority of people seemed to be android users, those who owned Pixel phones also complained about the same problem. Despite receiving thousands of complaints, Facebook has not addressed the issue or offered an explanation what is causing the problem. Facebook remains silent as back button stops working for android ..read more

Tel Aviv: Four days after Israel said a soldier succumb to injuries sustained in clashes with Hamas, a Russian news outlet identified him as the nephew of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. According to The Times of Israel, the IDF named the soldier Yair Nifousy, 20, of the Paratrooper’s 101st Battalion, from Adi. The publication also posted a picture of the deceased on it website but did not say he was the prime minister’s new. Four days later, Sputnik Arabic reported that Israeli prime minister’s nephew Yair Edou Netanyahu was shot dead by Hamas in Gaza. The Russian news agency’s report w ..read more

Months before the year’s end, people are a eager to know what 2024 holds for them. A couple of news outlets have published so-called predictions made by Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga, real name Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova. Although she died in 1996, conspiracy theorists believe she predicted events that took place after her death. They are convinced that predictions made by her about 2024 would also come true. According to those who believe she predicted events that would take place in 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin would become the target of an assassination attempt, the world will wi ..read more