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Sway House gives a sneak peek of their new reality series ‘Sway Life’
What is life really like living in the largest, all-boys TikTok house?
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Addison Rae receives backlash following her performance on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Fans accused Rae of stealing dances from other TikTokers.
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12-Episode Ramadan Cooking Show ‘Cooking Tales’ launches on Mazaj
With a projected reach of 21 Million, ‘Cooking Tales’ will be sponsored by Marks & Spencer and UpField and will feature talent such as Ahmed Al Nasheet, the Fahmi Sisters, and Manal Alalem.
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Singer Layla Kardan to feature as a speaker for the ITP Live 2021 Conference on March 30.
Kardan will be joined by Marriam Mossalli and Raha Moharrak to discuss online hate faced by female influencers.
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Ryan Higa accidentally banned from Twitch for alleged ‘hateful conduct’
Should Twitch streamers be worried about accidental bans?
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James Charles to be replaced as host for Season 2 of the YouTube Originals series ‘Instant Influencer’
YouTube revealed that the new season will feature a new host and that it will focus on creators from a diverse-range of industries.
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Snapchat Is In The Works Of Introducing A New ‘Events’ Option to Facilitate IRL Meet-Ups
Given the expected return of larger physical meet-ups once again in 2021, in the wake of the pandemic (fingers crossed), this could become a key addition for Snapchat in the second half of the year.
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How fast-fashion is driving traffic on TikTok
Fast-fashion brands see TikTok as a golden platform to increase website traffic.
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LUXURY BRANDS FINALLY GETTING ON TIKTOK?
Fast fashion better watch out! Luxury brands are beginning to market themselves on TikTok too.
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Former employees at Fine Brothers Entertainment accuse the company of toxic workplace culture and sexism.
Many of the allegations center around the Fine Brother’s YouTube Channel ‘React’ – which has over 20 million subscribers.