Siah the Clown is the latest IG famous entertainer. The high schooler took his ‘funny guy at school’ act to IG where the views exploded. What’s next?
To the young creators, this is why the IG “no public likes” rollout is hot
IG is continuing with its rollout of the global “no public likes” by running the test on the U.S. market. How will it effect us and the influencer industry?
ConCreates is giving ex-cons a second chance at creative careers
ConCreates, powered by those currently and formerly incarcerated, partners with 72andSunny with the mission to diversify creative advertising.
Why Adolescent Content is charging Gen-Z to capture their own generation
Getty Images collaborated with Adolescent Content and is putting young people behind the camera for authentic representations of millennials and Gen-Z.
Did T.I. think virginity tests were the wave until he did that podcast?
Rapper T.I. explained on a podcast that he requires his daughter to have yearly trips to the Gyno to check that her hymen is intact.
Let’s try this again, fam: Native November should be celebrated year-round
The conversation surrounding indigenous peoples in the U.S. peaks at Columbus Day and Thanksgiving. How can we support First Nations year-round?
Keep the shook vibes going: Here are 6 creepy shows for the horror junkie
For the horror junkie, Halloween comes and goes all too quickly, but don’t worry we got you. Here are six streamable shows that go beyond the spooky season.
The disgusting way rape culture found its way into the cannabis community
The Cannabis community has long rejected the labels of evil that years of criminalization forced on it. How will the community respond to rape culture?
Cyntoia Brown-Long’s life after clemency might just be promising
Cyntoia Brown Long’s story has been frequently in media since the fight for her clemency began. Now that she is free what will Cyntoia do?
WTF is a blaccent? Peep the ‘ghetto trend’ that’s taking over TikTok
TikTok is the latest platform to be the home of problematic racial stereotypes. Teens are using the app to participate in what is called “the ghetto trend.”