The New York Times – Film:
Popularized in China during the pandemic, ReelShort and other apps are hoping to bring minute-by-minute melodramas to the United States.
Category: Social Media
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Minute-Long Soap Operas Are Here. Is America Ready?
The New York Times – Film:
Popularized in China during the pandemic, ReelShort and other apps are hoping to bring minute-by-minute melodramas to the United States.
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‘Ballerina Farm’ Gave Birth Two Weeks Ago. Now It’s Time For a Beauty Pageant.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Hannah Neeleman, a Utah homemaker with a huge social media following, goes to Las Vegas, newborn in tow, to compete for Mrs. World.
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Sunday Nobody: The Viral ‘Meme Artist’ Behind Art That No One Asked For
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The artist who goes by Sunday Nobody has found millions of viewers with his elaborate, absurdist projects. They are not, he insists, “a waste of a human life.”
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Why Millennials Are Declaring Themselves Obsolete
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The largest living generation in America peers into the abyss of middle age. Are we really worried, or is it just a shtick?
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Why Millennials Are Declaring Themselves Obsolete
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The largest living generation in America peers into the abyss of middle age. Are we really worried, or is it just a shtick?
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Art But Make It Sports Brings History to a New Audience
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
With his Art But Make It Sports social media accounts, LJ Rader connects the drama and pathos of classic artwork to viral moments in sports. And no, he’s not using A.I.
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Fake Explicit Taylor Swift Images Swamp Social Media
The New York Times – Music:
Fans of the star and lawmakers condemned the images, probably generated by artificial intelligence, after they were shared with millions of social media users.
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That Spotify Daylist That Really ‘Gets’ You? It Was Written by A.I.
The New York Times – Music:
The music-streaming platform’s new “daylist” feature serves users three personalized playlists a day, with titles ranging from quirky to bewildering.