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Wiz Khalifa's hands have done bigger numbers than most albums. A clip of the rapper rolling a joint drew nearly seven million views this week after an X user zeroed in on the steadiness of his fingers, with the October 27 post from @fw_jcute pulling more than 44,000 likes, according to the post's X data. "Wiz Khalifa ain't just rolling, bro got the precision of a whole damn engineer This man been perfecting his craft for YEARS." That is the whole caption. It took less than a day for the numbers to climb past the draft-day counts most viral posts die...

A group of people dressed in black turtle necks and blonde wigs were gathered around the Washington Square Arch on Sunday afternoon. They were staring intently and mimicking the deep voice of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes. Other people in the area were also wearing headphones and carrying laptops as they imitated the deadpan style of the comedian Nathan Fielder. The Holmes side of the lookalike competition was recorded and posted by @InternetH0F on the social media platform X.The contest held on October 25, 2026 was described as a "You Can See Everything" double lookalike event. The event began...

Shoppers hitting the cheese aisle this fall got a double-take. The red cow that’s been grinning from The Laughing Cow packages since 1921 suddenly looked stone-faced. Select packs of Creamy Original wedges now read “NOT The Laughing Cow” and “WE NEED TO TALK,” complete with a QR code. After more than a century of smiles, the mascot had gone serious.The brand’s manufacturer in America, Bel Brands USA, has been marketing limited edition packaging since about September 22, 2026. The specially designed boxes appeared in over 4,700 retail locations throughout the continental United States. As for the cheese, it remained...

Olivia Rodrigo quietly covered $5,000 of a University of Alabama student’s final-semester tuition after discovering the young woman was struggling to finish school, a gesture the graduate kept private for more than a year before sharing it this week. Jamie Causey, a first-generation college student from Alexander City, Ala., revealed the story in a recent TikTok. Causey graduated in May 2025 with a degree in public relations and a minor in digital, public and professional writing. She now works as an academic adviser at the University of Alabama. Causey began posting on TikTok in 2024, sharing candid videos about the less-polished...