Day: October 11, 2021

Kodak Black became a trending topic on the internet today after video footage began circulating online of him making uncomfortable gestures towards his mother while the two danced together. In a clip that began making its rounds on social media on Sunday (Oct. 10), Yak and his mom, Marcelene Simmons, are sharing a dance to Rutshelle Guillaumes’ “M Pa La Ankò” at a birthday celebration, reportedly for the rapper’s brother, where Kodak is first seen twirling his mother around as they do a rendition of a slow dance mixed with a two-step. He later grabs his mother’s butt and also attempts to kiss … Read More “Kodak Black Gropes His Mother and Tries to Kiss Her on the Mouth in Uncomfortable Video”

Amouranth was unbanned from Twitch on Monday after serving a three-day suspension from the platform. She remains banned on her main Instagram account and on her TikTok. The reason for her original ban on Twitch and a continued ban on other platforms remains unclear, though it’s safe to say that it has something with the fact that she makes suggestive content for a living. Amouranth made a video about the ban over the weekend, in which she sarcastically played innocent regarding the suggestive nature of her content, saying her content was family-friendly while promoting links to her OnlyFans. T… Read More “Amouranth unbanned from Twitch after 3 days, Instagram and TikTok bans remain”

SET-listed Asset World Corp (AWC) plans to review its investment budget and development plans for large projects, repositioning its existing properties as a mix of work, life and leisure to capitalise on a new trend. Chief executive and president Wallapa Traisorat said Covid-19 has changed the way people work, live and rest and it has helped to blend work and leisure into one homogeneous mix. “Reviewing the investment budget and development spaces at three new mega projects is one of our medium-term strategies,” she said. “We want to adjust them to match with timeline, people’s new lifestyle a… Read More “AWC opts to reposition 3 mega-projects”

By Laman Ismayilova Baku State Circus has published a miniature book timed to its 75th anniversary. The book covers topics related to the historical stages of the Baku State Circus, Trend Life reported. The publication contains biographical articles about the leading figures in Azerbaijan’s circus art. The miniature book also provides information on new projects implemented in 2021. Circus art in Azerbaijan has a rich history. Founded in 1945, Baku State Circus’s troupe includes talented actors, gymnasts, animal handlers who perform fascinating tricks. The building of Baku State Circus is cons… Read More “Baku State Circus publishes book”

By Tobias Carroll Would you ever buy human bones? Yes, that’s a jarring question, but it’s also one that’s implicit in a long-running ethical debate which overlaps with social media every few years. There’s long been a debate over the sales of human remains, but so too has there been a demand for them. Colin Dickey’s book Cranioklepty: Grave Robbing and the Search for Genius offers a good overview of the historic roots of this practice. It’s also a practice that’s endured to the present day — though it maintains a tenuous position with respect to the internet. Five years ago, BuzzFeed News rep… Read More “The Long-Running Debate Over Selling Human Bones Has Made it to TikTok”

Hong Kong police report surge in child abuse cases Rise in sexual assaults linked to to minors spending more time outside HONG KONG: Child abuse cases in Hong Kong have risen an alarming 70% in the first eight months of the year, while the number of sexual assaults are also climbing as the pandemic levels off. Police said that about 30% of the 231 indecent assaults recorded over that period were committed in public places, an upwards trend linked to more children going outside following the gradual resumption of face-to-face classes. The Covid-19 crisis has also led to more young teenagers bef… Read More “Hong Kong police report surge in child abuse cases”