Isn’t it great that we live in an era where people can put their significant others on blast for the whole world to see?!?!

TikTok users are receiving alarming messages about users they never interacted with, and now they're worried what it means.

But through the recent tangled twists and complicated turns of this tale, one character has remained set on a plan for remaking TikTok in a new, more user-friendly image: entrepreneur Frank McCourt.

If you’re old enough to remember Kesha’s “Tik Tok,” you may not be “old” by the standard definition—the song only came out in 2009—but you’re probably still too old to know about ...

Alex Cora Appeared Shocked By Rafael Devers's Decision to Stop Running to First Transcript: Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," June 8, 2025 What does ...

Following the tragic shooting death of 17-year-old TikTok star Sana Yousuf in her Islamabad home on Monday, shockwaves have been felt throughout Pakistan and beyond. With more than a million ...

CENTRALIA, Wash. — Two Centralia Middle School students face a felony arson charge after they were accused of starting a fire in classroom. According to investigators, the fire was intentionally ...

Anderson Silva’s son Gabriel Silva continued his return to the ring with a tight decision win over Tik Tok star OJ Rose on Friday night. Since then, Silva has returned under Adin Ross’ Brand ...

Kesha's "TiK ToK" probably isn't going to win a Pulitzer Prize anytime soon — but that's part of its charm. In a new interview on The Jennifer Hudson Show, the Grammy-nominated pop star opened ...

Sajal Malik categorically denied any involvement, labeling the video as "complete fake" Dubai: Pakistani TikTok influencer Sajal Malik has addressed the controversy surrounding an explicit video ...

Kesha didn’t know she had a hit on her hands with “Tik Tok.” In fact, the singer once thought the song’s lyrics were “too dumb.” After all, she does sing about swapping toothpaste for ...

(WPRI) — Cumberland police are warning families of a “dangerous TikTok trend” where kids tamper with their school-issued computers. In a social media post on Wednesday, police explained that ...