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The photo is of the 2023 Korean Pride Parade, not an “LGBTQ protest against a Christian event”
Screenshot of misleading claims shared on Facebook. Taken on October 30thThe photo was circulated in similar posts on Facebook, here and here, and on Ilbe, a South Korean forum popular with far-right groups.Comments on the post suggest that social media users were misled into thinking the photo showed protests against the October 27 church service.”The large number of believers attending seems to have scared away gay people,” one user wrote.“We were outside praying for their poor souls,” said another.However, there is still no official report on LGBTQ anti-protests against Christian worship on October 27, 2024.Moreover, the photos shared on social…
Since the late 2000s, the concept of self-care has moved away from the fringes of brand and customer care and firmly entered the mainstream. In fact, post-pandemic attitudes have led to even more focus on health and wellbeing, with BoF’s 2023 Beauty State of Fashion report, currently valued at $1.8 trillion, showing that the world’s It turns out that the wellness industry is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 5 to 10 percent from 2023. Until 2027.As the category grows, so too does consumer understanding of the premise of self-care, with access to information that extends self-care…
The Covington Urban Forestry Commission is seeking volunteers to plant trees in Pieselburg on Saturday.
The City of Covington is looking for volunteers who aren’t afraid to get muddy — and definitely painful — with shovels to help plant trees in Peaselburg Saturday morning. The City of Covington Forestry Commission and the City Forestry Department conduct a twice-yearly community tree plan with the goal of planting at least 52 trees in the ground along Russell Street and West 20th Street. (Photo provided) Volunteers should meet in the parking lot of Glenn O. Swing Elementary School (501 W. 19th St) just before 9 a.m. Volunteers will work in fan formations until noon or until all trees…
The beauty industry is preparing for a busy few weeks ahead of holiday shopping and year-end earnings reports. And even bigger changes are on the horizon. It’s the US presidential election on Tuesday. Emotions are running high in what is likely to be a close race between the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, and the Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump. But while Tuesday’s results won’t necessarily impact financial markets in the short term, companies will be preparing for potential long-term policy changes and how consumer values intertwine with a brand’s public politics. It is necessary to consider whether…
Kate Lubitsch, a senior at Tulane University, is determined to avoid fast fashion this Halloween. Lubitsch, an economics and environmental studies major, is deeply concerned about the environmental impact of clothing consumption. Tulane seniors Kate Lubitsch, Sonya Bierbaum and others are trying out fast fashion this Halloween season. (Nathan Rich) “I’ve written a lot of papers on fast fashion, and it’s a very big part of my academic work,” Lubitsch said. “[I see fast fashion] In my social life. Every day I see a package in a random store and it’s like, this is something I’m going to touch for…
Remote workers often find time to complete household chores and other duties during their workday, but they may also engage in leisure activities such as watching TV. In fact, Gen Z employees watch nearly an hour of TV each day at work, according to an analysis by TollFreeForwarding.com based on time use survey data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. According to the report, viewers will be able to watch all 236 episodes of the Friends series nearly two and a half times in one year. And in the end, they pay more than $8,000 a year for TV…
Just as the Scream series loves to squeeze every penny out of that famous Ghostface mask, the internet loves to piggyback on this bizarre trend every year around Halloween. The symbolism of the slasher series has now become something of an online sexual fantasy, or TikTok, and the trend is not just well-worn, but, like most of these trends, extremely popular. took a strange turn. Essentially, the Ghostface trend is just a horror twist on the mask. Mask kink is defined as “a sexual attraction or desire directed toward a person wearing a face mask,” and those with mask kink…
Blair Waldorf was the queen of Upper East Side fashion when “Gossip Girl” first aired in 2007. Queen B always kept abreast of trends in the fashion world through her mother, a fashion designer, and eventually took over her mother’s fashion company. From school attire to everyday attire, Blair always showed up perfectly dressed in each season’s hottest designs. However, fashion changes over time. These are the fashion trends for 2024. If “Gossip Girl” had premiered this year, Blair would be swaggering, true to her style and penchant for expensive designer brands. English preparation, dark romance, and bold charm British…
NEW YORK — The Yankees took you on a World Series roller coaster, climbing to baseball heaven and sinking to scorching hell. They somehow escape that shocking free fall and begin sailing all the way to Cloud 9, only to end up back in the pit.Just when this World Series was getting interesting, the 2024 Yankees imploded.Instead of returning to LA for Game 6, the Yankees entered the offseason with their worst loss in playoff history.Until now!Sign up for our free Yankees newsletter:regain gloryIn Game 5, the Yankees had a 3-0 lead after one inning, and Gerrit Cole’s no-hitter pitched…
Trend Micro has announced Pwn2Own Ireland, a contest to discover vulnerabilities in AI-enabled consumer devices. The contest, backed by Meta, Synology, and QNAP, invites global hackers to identify AI-powered hardware and software exploits commonly used in consumer products. The initiative aims to mitigate the potential threat posed by such devices, which are increasingly intruding into corporate networks, especially as the trend toward remote work increases. Highlighting the evolving landscape of enterprise security, Mick McCluney, ANZ field CTO at Trend Micro, said: “Enterprise security now extends beyond corporate devices: remote working, bring-your-own-device policies; and sprawling corporate networks, expanding the attack surface.”…