When Sana Yousaf turned 17, she posted a video of her birthday celebrations to more than a million followers on TikTok. Less than 24 hours later, she was dead.

Han’s path to sandwich stardom didn’t begin in a test kitchen — it actually started in a hospital. After graduating from USC, he was working in food delivery for patients when a few college friends — one of whom had gone viral on TikTok with cooking videos — encouraged him to start sharing his own meals online.

A TikTok went viral when a patron tearfully recounted her experience at the Phoenix Theatre. What happened, how the theater responded and what’s next.

“There’s an 80% probability it gets a 75-day extension and stays lit up,” said one Wall Street executive who is part of the on-going Trump-led negotiation to save TikTok from disappearing through a deal that will transform its ownership to majority US hands.

Norma Burton made a name for herself making funny social media content alongside her granddaughter, Jess Asquith. Their account @JessandNorma had over 3 million followers across social media platforms.

The NCAA transfer portal is wide open as the NCAA baseball season creeps closer to its conclusion. A number of star players have already entered. Their

Addison Rae is now going by a new stage name. The singer and TikTok star, who just released her self-titled debut album on June 6, has dropped the name "Rae" from her professional moniker and is now known simply as Addison.

The job has a six-figure salary and bonus, doesn’t require a college degree, and is completely remote—a perfect fit for chronically online Gen Z.