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“It sucks seeing people just standing around like zombies and not dancing,” one DJ tweeted.

Getting cast on a hit TV show isn't a golden ticket anymore – just ask these guys.

“She let us know that she was an ‘accidental landlord’ and ‘not like the others...”

On TikTok, countless self-described psychics claim they can find missing people through channelling or visions. They're not especially good at it.

"Things weren’t perfect, but I never once doubted that she loved me."

Women have been stalked, harassed and even had their nudes and personal information sold to other men.

Ketamine has been shown to be an effective treatment for depression, but experts warn that Instagram ads from clinics offering the drug could lead to viewers taking matters into their own hands.

Communist Hype House and other accounts are looking to raise class consciousness on the platform.

Skype, Zoom and FaceTime offer the promise of lockdown romance.

Accounts like @dykeanotherday, @dykedigital and more are countering the stereotype that gay women only dress in flannel shirts and baggy jeans.

Ahead of the UK leaving the EU, the National Portrait Gallery is showing a major exhibit of Martin Parr's work.

This might be the weirdest reason drug dealers have ever been let off.