Manosphere
Influencers or Instigators? The Dangerous Fame Game of Online Misogyny
How toxic influencers use self-help rhetoric, algorithmic virality, and platform escape routes to spread misogyny to Gen Z men.
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Allegedly The News
When the Red Carpet Becomes a Crime Scene: 2025’s Most Shocking Celebrity Arrests
From viral mugshots to secret plea deals, 2025 turned Hollywood’s elite into courtroom regulars. This monthly roundup dives into shocking celebrity arrests using real records from CourtListener, Justia, and Archive.org where red carpets are now footnotes to felony charges.
Plastic Detox 2025: Why TikTok Is Leading the Sustainability Shift
[LOS ANGELES] – July 1, 2025 It started with a single hashtag: #PlasticDetox. By mid-2025, TikTok had turned the idea into a global movement. With over 3.2 billion views and counting, Gen Z has made going plastic-free not just trendy but transformative. From zero-waste swaps to plastic audits and microplastic
The YouTube Adpocalypse Round 2: Why Creators Are Fleeing in 2025
Absolutely — here's the fully expanded and polished version of your blog on the 2025 YouTube Adpocalypse, now with 1,065+ words, SEO alignment, internal links, and built using only approved sources (Google Trends, Archive.org, creator forums, and official statements). [LOS ANGELES] – July 1, 2025 The creator economy
Global Markets
The US Tax Bill Vote: How It’s Fueling Volatility in Asian Equities
Explore how the US Senate tax bill vote is shaking Asian markets through dollar depreciation, capital flows, sector winners, and regional hedging strategies.
The Rise of AI Influencers: Are Virtual Creators Replacing Real People?
[LOS ANGELES] – June 30, 2025 They don’t eat. They don’t sleep. They don’t age—and they never cancel brand deals. AI-generated influencers, once a novelty, are now dominating marketing campaigns, social feeds, and even red carpets in 2025. According to Google Trends, search interest in "AI
Allegedly The News
Why Gen Z Doesn’t Trust the Media in 2025 and What They’re Watching Instead
Gen Z is ditching legacy media in favor of commentary YouTubers, FOIA-leaking Tik Tokers, and alt-news platforms. With distrust at an all-time high, they now turn to creators who show their receipts and cite CourtListener, Justia, and Archive.org.
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Inside the NDA Culture: How Celebrities Silence Staff, Lovers & Leakers
NDAs are no longer just legal forms they’re Hollywood’s hush money. This deep dive exposes how celebrities use Non-Disclosure Agreements to silence staff, exes, and whistleblowers, raising questions about abuse of power, legal loopholes, and the cost of silence in stardom.
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Digital Hijacking: When Hackers Attack Airlines Instead of Airplanes
Explore how elite cybercrime groups, including Scattered Spider, are digitally hijacking airlines—disrupting booking systems, flight ops, and passenger data—without ever touching a plane. Learn what’s at stake, real-world incidents, and how the aviation industry must respond.
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Inside Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill”: What the Text Reveals and Why It’s So Controversial
Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” reshapes healthcare, tech, and immigration—but critics warn of hidden clauses, lobbying influence, and major risks to civil rights and democratic checks.
Allegedly The News
Are We Worshipping Criminals? The Cultural Obsession with Celebrity Felons
From chart-topping rappers to Oscar winners with mugshots, society’s obsession with celebrity felons is growing. This exposé uncovers why fans idolize accused stars, how media glamorizes crime, and what it says about justice, power, and morality in pop culture.
From Court to Clickbait: Britney Spears’ New Legal Battle with Her Father
[LOS ANGELES] – June 30, 2025 Just when fans thought Britney Spears was finally free, new 2025 court filings suggest that the legal battle with her father, Jamie Spears, is far from over. According to recent documents retrieved from Justia and CourtListener, Jamie Spears has filed a defamation and financial restitution