MEDIA
What is the banned Muse stem cell treatment the Kardashian sisters underwent; flew to Mexico to get it done
Kim and Khloe Kardashian are facing backlash. They went to Mexico for stem cell treatments. These treatments are not legal in the US. They shared their experiences on social media. Kim said it helped her shoulder and back pain. Khloe said it aided her recovery. The FDA has only approved some stem cell treatments. Others are considered unsafe.
ETtech Explainer: Why Nepal banned Instagram, X, YouTube and other social media platforms
Nepal has imposed a nationwide ban on 26 social media and messaging platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), WhatsApp, YouTube, Reddit and LinkedIn. The action follows the platforms’ failure to register with Nepal’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology within seven days of an August 25 directive.
Who are Mia Zelu and Lil’ Miquela, the rich, famous and fake set of influencers
Virtual influencers like Lil' Miquela and Mia Zelu are reshaping social media, captivating millions with their AI-generated personas. These digital entities secure lucrative brand deals and spark intense emotional connections, blurring the lines between reality and simulation. While offering brands unprecedented control and consistency, their rise raises ethical questions about transparency, authenticity, and the impact on human creativity.
Airlines viral video shows rude passenger getting kicked off Dallas-bound flight after telling attendant to ‘shut up’
A passenger was removed from an American Airlines flight from Costa Rica to Dallas after verbally abusing a flight attendant during a safety briefing. The disruptive behavior, captured on video, sparked debate about passenger conduct. Airlines are increasingly addressing such incidents to maintain safety and order, with potential consequences like flight bans for offenders.
Who is Brian Krassenstein? Political commentator calling for VP Vance’s impeachment and twin brother of Ed, who once criticized for cryptic ‘8647’ post
Brian Krassenstein, a social media figure, accused Vice President J. D. Vance of war crimes after a US military action. Vance's strong response sparked debate. Krassenstein faced criticism for a cryptic social media post referencing Donald Trump. He clarified his stance, emphasizing peaceful removal of Trump from office. Krassenstein's background includes entrepreneurship and media ventures.
Kerala Congress social media head quits amid Bihar backlash
Following a contentious tweet linking bidis and Bihar, which sparked outrage from political parties, including ally RJD, the Congress party's Kerala unit social media head resigned. The controversial post, deemed a misfired attempt to connect tobacco tax hikes with the Bihar election, led to apologies and a decision to revamp the Kerala Congress social media wing after backlash.
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Reuters yanks Xi-Putin longevity clip after China TV abruptly pulls legal rights
Reuters removed a video showing Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin talking about humans living longer after China’s CCTV pulled legal rights. The footage from a Beijing military parade was widely shared but Reuters had to take it down. CCTV said the video was misrepresented, while Reuters defended its accuracy. The story spread fast on social media and news channels.
'Madison Beer' effect: Justin Herbert’s mysterious girlfriend sets social media ablaze. You won’t believe her net worth
Madison Beer is trending all over social media after Justin Herbert led the Los Angeles Chargers to a thrilling victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. The two sparked dating rumours after they were spotted together in Los Angeles in August. Fans playfully attributed Herbert's stellar performance to the "Madison Beer effect," blending sports and celebrity intrigue.
Give BARC more bite for viewers
India's media sector is rapidly changing. Consumption habits are converging across platforms. The I&B ministry is reviewing TV rating policies. This aims for a unified measurement system. Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) currently provides these metrics. The goal is to capture India's diverse media consumption. The ministry's proposal risks destabilizing the industry. Instead, build on Barc's experience.
3I/ATLAS Alien Spacecraft or Interstellar Comet: Scientists and social media debate on anomalies, origins and alien technology
3I/ATLAS alien spacecraft or interstellar comet continues to raise questions. NASA and astronomers describe its unusual features, while social media users debate anomalies, origins, and its potential as engineered technology.
Cognizant drops use of logo in India after Bombay HC order
Cognizant has removed its logo from major social media platforms after the Bombay High Court reinstated a ban in a trademark dispute with Bengaluru-based fintech Atyati. The court ruled that Cognizant cannot use the logo in India until the case concludes. Atyati claims Cognizant copied its 2019 logo design.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman weighs in on ‘dead internet theory’: Are LLM-run accounts turning the conspiracy claims into reality?
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has fueled debate around the “dead internet theory,” which claims bots and AI-generated content are replacing genuine human activity online. Posting on X, he admitted there are now “really a lot of LLM-run accounts.” The theory, dating back to 2016, suggests bots and algorithms dominate conversations, sometimes in coordinated ways. While evidence of conspiracy is lacking, Altman’s remarks highlight how blurred the line between real and artificial voices has become.
Mount Rushmore, Sumo fighting and dancing with Cracker Barrel's old timer: Trump's official X profile posts AI videos
Donald Trump shared AI-generated videos on his social media platform, including depictions of himself on Mount Rushmore. This occurred amidst ongoing discussions about potentially adding Trump to the monument, spurred by Rep. Andy Ogles' formal request.
Trump jokes at White House about “death” rumors; calls out media for “bad predictions” amid viral health update frenzy
President Trump addressed online rumors about his health, dismissing claims of serious illness or death after speculation spread across social media platforms. The rumors, fueled by images of bruising and a quiet public schedule, were amplified by political opponents and debunked by fact-checkers. Trump returned to public appearances, framing the episode as another instance of media misinformation and criticism.
Fan snatches baseball from elderly man at New York Mets game in US Open-like incident. Who is this man? Watch viral video of outrageous act
Fan snatches baseball from elderly man during New York Mets vs Miami Marlins game at Citi Field. The shocking act, caught on video, drew outrage on social media as spectators condemned the behavior.
Trump Newsom Meme War: AI videos-led online trolls spark political battle on social media
Trump Newsom meme war heats up as US President Donald Trump and California Governor Gavin Newsom trade AI-generated memes and videos, escalating their political rivalry on social media and fueling online debates.
Nepal blocks Facebook, X, YouTube and others for failing to register with the government
Nepal's Minister for Communication and Information Prithvi Subba Gurung said about two dozen social network platforms that are widely used in Nepal were repeatedly given notices to come forward and register their companies officially in the country. The platforms would be blocked immediately, he said.
What is the TikTok lawyer trend which US law enforcements agencies say can become dangerous
A dangerous trend is emerging on social media. People are posing as lawyers and giving bad advice. Law enforcement warns against following these 'TikTok lawyers'. Many are getting arrested after citing online videos during traffic stops. These clips often prioritize views over accurate legal information. Experts are urging social media platforms to address this misinformation. Real legal guidance is essential.
Is your PlayStation network down? Here’s all you need to know about the outage
PlayStation Network faced a service disruption on September 3, 2025. Thousands of users globally reported connectivity issues. Online multiplayer and social features were affected. The problems surged around 6:20 PM Eastern Time. Gamers expressed frustration on social media. The outage lasted about an hour. This follows a previous major outage in February 2025.
Sportz Interactive appoints Blair Richardson to lead European and UK growth
Sportz Interactive (SI) has appointed Blair Richardson as its Director of Business Development. He will spearhead the company's expansion plans in Europe and the United Kingdom. Richardson brings over two decades of experience in sports, entertainment, and digital media. He will be based in London. His expertise will help SI strengthen its partnerships with major sports organizations in the region.
Gurgaon vs Noida: Social media videos show stark contrast in infrastructure amid heavy rains
Heavy rains caused major disruption in Delhi-NCR on Monday. Gurgaon was especially affected with severe waterlogging and extensive traffic jams. The situation has ignited comparison between Gurgaon's infrastructure to Noida's. Videos highlighted smoother traffic and better planning in Noida. Users on X have also praised Noida's superior road organisation and cleanliness compared to Gurgaon.
Mom's love vs calories: Gastroenterologist Dr. Pal gets served 2000-calorie meal by his mother. What did he do?
A video of Dr. Palaniappan Manickam, a gastroenterologist, went viral. The video showed his inability to refuse his mother's large food portions. He humorously calculated the calories while his mother insisted he eat. Social media users found the situation relatable and amusing. Dr. Pal, known for blending medicine with comedy, uses his platform to educate about health and lifestyle.
Trump responds to social media rumors about his death, opens up about where he was during Labor Day weekend
Trump addressed rumors circulating online that he had died, assuring reporters at the Oval Office that he was very active. He mentioned spending the Labor Day weekend at his Virginia golf course and conducting an interview. Trump also highlighted his recent public appearances, contrasting his activity with that of President Biden, dismissing concerns about his well-being.
Viral clip sparks frenzy: What was really thrown out of that White House window?
A video from the White House went viral. It showed an object thrown from a window. This led to online rumors. The White House stated a contractor threw the item during maintenance. Donald Trump was away at the time. Social media users speculated about Melania Trump's involvement. Security protocols were also questioned. The incident continues to generate discussion online.
'Trump is dead' trends on social media following JD Vance, Simpsons creator's comments
Social media platform X is flooded with the phrase "Trump Is Dead" and has become trending days after Vice President JD Vance affirmed the president's fitness in an interview. The surge also comes after comments from The Simpsons creator Matt Groening, linking the show's end to Trump's death and predicting a ban on dancing by President Vance.
Parliamentary panel seeks tougher rules for deepfakes, OTT platforms, and social media
A parliamentary committee is advocating for significant changes to India's cyber laws to address vulnerabilities related to deepfakes, AI misuse, and unregulated OTT content. The recommendations include mandatory watermarks, stricter accountability for social media platforms, and a post-release review panel for OTT content. The committee also emphasizes the need for forward-looking regulations for emerging technologies and enhanced data protection standards.
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