By: Roger Friedman Ssource: Showbiz411 Being a pop star is a lot more stressful than it used to be. First Justin Bieber pooped out because of stress. [Now] it’s Shawn Mendes’s turn. Mendes, 23, just posted an announcement to Twitter that he’s canceling the next three weeks of shows citing mental fatigue. That’s eleven shows. “I’ve reached the breaking point,” he says. read more...
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By : Gary Trust Source : Billboard Harry Styles‘ “As It Was” claims a 12th week at No. 1 on both the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global Excl. U.S. charts. The song rewrites the record for the longest Global 200 reign and extends its unprecedented run atop Global Excl. U.S. Meanwhile, “Left and Right” by Charlie Puth and Jung Kook, of BTS, launches at No. 2 on Global Excl. U.S. and the Global 200 at No. 5 – tying for the highest-charting solo hit for a BTS member on both surveys, and becoming...
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By : Study Finds Source : Study Finds Cyberbullying has a stronger impact on adolescent victims than “traditional,” in-person bullying, a new study reveals. A team from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) says victims of online bullying in early adolescence are more likely to report suicidal thoughts and attempts, going far beyond that of offline bullying. Researchers at Lifespan Brain Institute (LiBI), the University of Pennsylvania, and Reichman University in Israel looked at the records for more than...
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By : Jacob Cohen Source : The Hustle This past weekend, Minions: The Rise of Gru went absolutely bananas at the box office. What’s really interesting though wasn’t so much the fact that it did well, but rather why it did so well. Enter, the “Gentleminions” These are teens that have formed an international cult around a comedic bit. The bit being they ironically dress in suits and ties, see Minions in droves, applaud in unison, and document it all on TikTok to a rap track. TikTok is currently filled to the brim...
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By : Andrew Court Source : New York Post The inventor of the world’s first cellphone says he’s stunned by how much time people now waste on their devices, telling users to “get a life.” Martin Cooper, 92, made the declaration during an interview with “BBC Breakfast” on Thursday, responding to a co-host who claimed she whiled away upwards of five hours per day on her phone. “‘Do you really? You really spend five hours a day? Get a life!” he stated, before bursting into laughter....
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