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Olivia Lutfallah uses social media to educate people about ADHD.Geoff Robins/The Globe and MailOlivia Lutfallah has heard every wrong-headed idea there is about ADHD since she was diagnosed with the condition at the age of seven: It’s something only boys have! Just get more sleep and it’ll go away! But the two assertions that make […]

TikTok is where millions of Americans go to watch choreographed dance videos, cooking demonstrations, and someone on a skateboard drinking cranberry juice. It’s also the place where more and more young Americans get their news.Among American adults, reliance on TikTok for news content has roughly tripled since 2020, rising from 3% to 10% in the

Negroni sbagliato: the real history of the cocktail that conquered TikTok.  Slatesource

If you ever wondered how long it takes for conspiracy theories to start gaining steam on social media, a study published this week may have a possible answer for you: a little more than one day. A new study from University of Alberta researchers Marco Zenone and Timothy Caulfield documented just how fast health misinformation

Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission.By Nicki Cox Submit Δ June 27, 2022 | 5:50pm Things are heating up between Charli D’Amelio and Landon Barker just in time for summer. On Monday, a source told People that the TikTok star is officially dating Travis Barker’s son.“They’re seeing each other, and it’s early stages,”

Premieres Monday, Oct. 24, 2022 at 11 p.m. on KPBS TV / PBS Video AppHow does a teenage dance app become an issue of national security? From Emmy-nominated director Shalini Kantayya, of the critically-acclaimed film “Coded Bias,” “TikTok, Boom.” makes its broadcast debut on INDEPENDENT LENS.“TikTok, Boom.” explores how a social media app, best known

Northwestern Mutual, a 166-year-old financial services company, is using TikTok for the first time by participating in trends and challenges as well as using influencers to boost brand awareness with millennials and Gen Z. The legacy brand wants to reach TikTok’s financial planning communities to keep Northwestern Mutual on younger generations’ minds as they reach

Submit Δ Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. There’s a new TikTok “health” trend — but experts say it could be harmful.Salt-water flushes are the latest gut-health trend making its way across the platform, with the #saltwaterflush hashtag gaining more than 11.3 million views.The so-called cleanse is supposed to “clean and flush” the

83% of TikTok users say that seeing trending content has inspired them to make a purchase. Some of the world’s best loved brands like Max Factor, Deliveroo, Swatch, Vans, Pepsi, and Nintendo have found success on TikTok by connecting with new audiences, and tapping into the new wave of viral video content.As a TikTok Creative

By Brenna Ehrlich If you think the scariest thing about TikTok is how it makes anyone older than 30 feel culturally ignorant, you’re in for a treat. The platform has its first horror movie under the tag @lostgirl_emerson, and it seems to have it all: horrifying noises, creepy dolls, and, of course, a goth girl