If you’re old enough to remember Kesha’s “Tik Tok,” you may not be “old” by the standard definition—the song only came out in 2009—but you’re probably still too old to know about ...

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced new guidelines for candidates sitting for the rescheduled 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), following ...

Arricca Elin SanSone is a lifestyle and garden writer whose work has appeared in many national publications including Prevention, Country Living, Veranda, The Spruce, PureWow, and others. Perennials, ...

A Mexican social media influencer was shot dead during a live stream on TikTok, where she had tens of thousands of followers, authorities said Wednesday. The Mexican press named her as Valeria ...

This year’s class includes 100 established and emerging female leaders in the c-store industry. Recognized for having an exceptional impact on the success or direction of their company, as well ...

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After being unable to place two Laois teenagers in detention, a Laois Judge said the Government is failing to protect people from 'feral' gangs of criminal juveniles. Judge Andrew Cody said District ...

MOSCOW: Malaysia must be prepared to seize emerging opportunities in trade and cooperation, particularly if geopolitical tensions between Russia and the United States ease in the future, says ...

American singer and songwriter Kesha has just made a wild revelation about one of her hit songs, TiK ToK. The popular soundtrack came out in 2020 belonging to her debut studio album, animal.

Kesha thought "Tik Tok" was "too dumb" to release. The 38-year-old pop star released the hit single back in August 2009, and Kesha has now confessed to being astonished by the song's success.

No one could have expected one video to cultivate a beautiful, cultural moment with Black people responding to TikTok’s viral “Gingers Are Black” discourse. A wave of “thank you ...