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Skip to main content HomeEntertainmentMusicMoviesTV + RadioRestaurants News + ReviewsRestaurant of the YearJulie HindsBrian McCollumBuy TicketsJenna Prestininzi   Detroit Free PressZingerman's Delicatessen is in control of its Instagram account once again, resolving a weekslong hack. The Ann Arbor eatery announced the update in an Instagram post Saturday afternoon.Zingerman's had been working to regain access to its account since a hacker took over on Nov. 21. Since then, the unknown hacker had been using the account to promote investment scams through the Instagram stories feature.With the issue resolved, Zingerman's Deli can resume posting its typical content.Zingerman's Deli falls victim to Instagram hackMore:American Greetings creates e-card featuring Smokey RobinsonMore:GM tweeting has largely gone silent as Musk loses millions in ad dollars Facebook Twitter Email

We all know Henry Cavill. He is Superman. And until recently, he was the Witcher. He is also—seeing as he has to look the part to play the superhero convincingly—a very big guy. So it is understandable if the man comes across as slightly intimidating. However, you only need to look at the actor’s Instagram account to see that may not be the case. More specifically, his Instagram captions.Now I am admittedly not someone who reads long captions on any platform. My approach to long captions and texts is that meme that says: “I ain’t reading all that. I’m happy for you though. Or sorry that happened.” But Henry Cavill’s captions? I read them religiously. Because that man makes things as mundane as making a brisket on International Men’s Day or installing coolers during a heatwave an entire literary experience, compelling you to read it from start to finish.Even when he talks about cool things like his work, interviews, co-actors, his partner Natalie Viscuso, and his cute dog Kal (who is an American Akita that “behaves like a puppy half the time and a wise old man the other half”), he does it with so much enthusiasm and reverence that

Welcome to Ad Age Datacenter Weekly, our data-obsessed newsletter for marketing and media professionals. The Ronaldo Effect on Instagram marketing Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is, of course, making headlines nonstop right now (e.g., “Report: Cristiano Ronaldo set to sign $207 million per year deal in Saudi Arabia,” from NBC Sports, and “Cristiano Ronaldo’s bizarre World Cup continues with South Korea gaffe,” from the New York Post). He also happens to be the first person to have half a billion followers on Instagram (actually, 507 million as of this morning), and so influencer marketing platform CreatorIQ has been tracking the effect he has on the Instagram messaging of the brands he partners with. A few examples: • Ronaldo’s partner post with Clear Hair Care has racked up 4.1 million likes as of this writing. Per CreatorIQ data, Clear, a Unilever brand, typically averages 334 likes per post on Instagram. • Ronaldo’s partner post with Therabody racked up 4.3 million likes—vs. 1,100 likes per post on average without Ronaldo. Disney invites VideoAmp into its data clean room “Disney Advertising is letting VideoAmp into its clean room under an integration agreement,” Ad Age’s Jack Neff reports, “that will let advertisers served by both

Rey actress Daisy Ridley has revealed that she recently had lunch at Lucasfilm. While she denies that there are new plans in place, she did take a moment to reminisce about the filming of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker and its subsequent press tour.Daisy Ridley shared a couple of interesting images on her Instagram via a pair of stories (hat tip r/StarWarsLeaks). The first of these revealed that she recently stopped by Lucasfilm in San Francisco, California. She shared a picture of the interior of their offices, showcasing part of a painting of a matte from The Empire Strikes Back alongside a statue of Yoda. Daisy Ridley visiting Lucasfilm HQ? Posted on her Instagram from StarWarsLeaksThe Instagram story from Daisy Ridley naturally sparked fan speculation about the possibility of her returning to the role of Rey sooner rather than later. However, a few hours later, she added a bit of clarity by claiming that this meeting followed a lunch with the studio. She noted that the occasion happened about three years after she and her co-stars from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Kelly Marie Tran, Keri Russell, Naomie Ackie, and Anthony Daniels) and director, producer

View gallery Image Credit: AFF-USA/Shutterstock Social media scrub. Andrew Shue, 55, seemed to send a strong signal about his relationship with wife Amy Robach, 49, after he deleted all her photos from his Instagram page on Nov. 30, 2022. That same day, photos of the news anchor holding hands with her Good Morning America co-host T.J. Holmes, 45, were published by the Daily Mail. Andrew Shue and Amy Robach looked happy during the 2022 ADAPT Leadership Awards in New York on Mar. 10. She’s now linked to her co-host T.J. Holmes. AFF-USA/Shutterstock) Upon the release of the photos, both Amy and T.J. shut down their Instagram accounts. Andrew’s photo purge came after reports Amy and T.J. didn’t start seeing each other until they were both separated from their respective spouses. T.J. has been married to Marilee Fiebig since 2010. Neither couple has officially filed for divorce. “This was two consenting adults who were separated,” an insider told People. “They both broke up with their spouses in August, within weeks of each other. The relationship didn’t start until after that.” The insider stressed there was no funny business going on, saying, “ got nothing to hide. They were both separated so

Stand up for the facts! Our only agenda is to publish the truth so you can be an informed participant in democracy. We need your help. More Info I would like to contribute No, Rod Rosenstein and John Podesta are not the sons of high-profile Nazis If Your Time is short Rod Rosenstein isn’t the son of Heinrich Himmler. John Podesta isn’t the son of Josef Mengele.  A recent Instagram post comparing the physical similarities of two men purported to be infamous Nazis and two high-profile Americans posits two wild questions.  The first: Is former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein the son of Heinrich Himmler, a military commander who became the second most powerful man in Nazi Germany?  The second: Is John Podesta, former chairman for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and an adviser to President Joe Biden, the son of physician Josef Mengele, the so-called "Angel of Death" who performed notorious experiments on Auschwitz prisoners? No and no.  This post was flagged as part of Facebook’s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about our partnership with Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram.) Rosenstein, who is Jewish, is the son of Robert Rosenstein, a

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With well over a billion users, Instagram is one of the most popular social media apps out there. Much of the popularity can be owed to the fact that it’s super easy to use, and only offers features that you actually need – unlike Facebook which can feel cluttered at times. However, keeping things simple also comes with a cost. For example, while Facebook lets users download posts, Instagram users have to rely on screenshots. Taking this into consideration, here are the best apps you can use alongside Instagram to improve your experience. Video Downloader by InShot Instagram does not let you download posts at all. While you can share posts from Instagram to other apps through links, those links still open either on the Instagram website or the app. Sometimes opening up those links also requires users to log in first, which can be a problem if the other party does not have an Instagram account. The solution for this is the Video Downloader app. InShot’s Video Downloader not only lets you download videos from Instagram but several other platforms as well1. Tap on the three-dot menu at the top right of a post and hit the ‘Link’ button

Ally Lotti is again coming forward claiming Juice Wrld did not die of an accidental drug overdose in a viral Instagram video.On Monday night (Nov. 28), Ally Lotti went on Instagram Live and shared a video calling out people who recently called her to task about her behavior since Juice's death."Jarad would be dead proud of me, bitch. So, suck my dick," she said in the video. "You don't know that nigga. He wouldn't even give a shit. He'll piss on you if you were fucking on fire. You don't get it, like, at all. Y'all mad ’cause I'm literally like, 'Ah, blah blah blah.' You guys think he died of a drug overdose. You're wrong! You're wrong, literally! You're wrong! So, suck a dick. ’Cause a lot of shit y'all don't know that I've fucking grieved through myself while I let y'all grieve and talk mad shit on me. I don't care. Im'a go ahead and be what y'all want me to be, which is me."Lotti's claims come as we approach the third anniversary of the death of Juice Wrld, who died on Dec. 8, 2019 after suffering a seizure while authorities were searching a plane he was on

It's been a while since we've seen American Idol 2022 winner Noah Thompson and runner-up HunterGirl share the screen. But the duo recently came together to film a video, which proved that their funny dynamic is still going strong.In a November 3 post shared to Noah's Instagram, fans saw the country singers goofing off while attempting to shoot a promotional video for their mini tour. Standing side-by-side, HunterGirl (whose real name is Hunter Wolkonowski) jokingly chastised her former competitor as he tried — and failed — to nail his part of the announcement."He's always interfering," HunterGirl quipped at one point in the clip as Noah's microphone was being fixed. "You shut your mouth. Shut up," he responded as a comeback.As Noah and HunterGirl continued their attempts at making the promo video, they couldn't stop making each other laugh. But they weren't the only ones. American Idol fans were just as into it, leading them to share their thoughts in the comments. "I’m literally crying laughing lol," one person wrote on Instagram. "Hahaha this is cute … even superstars can’t remember their lines 😂," another added. "😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Y'all crack me up," a different follower said. Although the above clip was for