"Our idea of masculinity within sexuality is skewed and only allowing those who have come out to portray queer characters is leading to more problematic behaviours within audiences than actors."
According to TikTok, being a teenage girl in 2026 means posting edits of older, mediocre white men and turning niche photos of them into a meme. Social media has allowed fangirls to gain access to the more private elements of people’s lives, and whilst Beatlemania didn’t restrict anyone from doing this back in the ’60s, the internet has for sure normalised the act of extreme fangirling. Rather than camping outside band members’ hotel rooms in the hopes of getting an autograph
In recent years, the online divide between Americans and Brits has only become more apparent, with conversations surrounding our culinary choices strengthening their distaste towards our culture. LA socialite and influencer Jake Shane recently posted a series of videos on TikTok, praising UK high-street chain Caffè Nero for its honey Americano. This sent his British audience into a frenzy, questioning his admiration for something we find so accessible, and so mediocre. Seeing
