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A Snapchat lens for Dior's World Tour capsule collection. Courtesy of Dior Dior is betting on color to entice consumers back into its stores after extended lockdowns worldwide. The French fashion house is launching a series of men’s accessories revisited in vibrant shades, and has collaborated with Snapchat to create two new augmented reality lenses, marking the first time it will be possible to virtually try on a Dior bag and scroll through different styles with a single swipe of the screen. Dior World Tour B27 sneakers in red calfskin.  Courtesy of Dior Available in yellow, red, blue, green and black, featuring a monochrome version of the Dior Oblique motif, items from the Dior World Tour capsule will go on sale this month in selected Dior stores worldwide. The line includes limited-edition B27 sneakers with a leather shoe case, sold separately, as well as a Saddle belt bag, a card holder, a clutch and belts with interchangeable straps and buckles. Prices range from 280 euros for a belt buckle to 2,400 euros for the shoe case. Dior’s AR lens for the launch of the B27 last year generated more than 1.5 million virtual try-ons. The new lenses, to be presented during the…

Conservative and liberal viewers on YouTube engage in crosstalk—although it’s mostly one-sided—with conservatives commenting on left-leaning videos twice as much as liberals remarking on right-leaning videos, according to a large-scale study from the University of Michigan School of Information. Left-leaning channels had a quarter of their comments from conservative users and more than 1 in 10 comments on right-leaning channels were from liberal users, dispelling the notion of echo chambers where people of like mind and politics see only information that meshes with their existing beliefs. The study analyzing 134 million comments from 9.3 million users showed most people who commented 10 or more times posted at least once in both left- and right-leaning channels. Moreover, the conservatives participating on left-leaning channels were not there just to troll; their comments were not significantly more toxic than those from liberals, although cross-partisan replies could generate some heated responses in both directions. Lead author Siqi Wu, who began the work at the Australian National University and is now a research fellow in the U-M Center for Social Media Responsibility, said a tendency for selective exposure—a theory that finds people deliberately avoid information that challenges their viewpoints—thereby creating the echo chamber, does not…

YouTube Trending YouTube The YouTube VS TikTok boxing match is finally taking place as Austin McBroom convinced Bryce Hall for the fight. Here’s a look at YouTube VS TikTok Boxing tickets, where you can buy them and what’s their cost. The talk about a boxing match between YouTubers and TikTok stars had been going on for months. The boxing match finally became a reality after Bryce accepted the fee of $5 million. The boxing match is set to take place on June 12, and there is no doubt that all the fans are already looking forward to it. FIND OUT: SummerSlam Tickets 2021 cost and release date! This content could not be loaded Where to buy YouTube VS TikTok Boxing tickets? The tickets are already on sale on Fevo. You can check them out here. At the moment, the site only has tickets available for the main event as the rest of them have been sold out. On the other hand, fans can also purchase PPV option. You can check it out here. Meanwhile, fans also have a chance to go watch the event at the venue. The tickets for it are being sold at Ticketmaster. You can buy the tickets…

Apologies in advance for eliciting an image that is best relegated to a collective amnesia, but who remembers the map of Tumblr? A crude drawing of a series of connecting islands, its borders are largely designated by fandom or cultural affiliation. Regions labeled in Comic Sans vary wildly from “Cats” and “Nutella” to Harry Potter and Doctor Who, with only a small sliver of “Fandom Island” relegated to “Other.” When recently asked by a former fandom blogger which territory I had occupied in this fictional landscape, I winced. “I, uh, actually ran a gore blog, so I guess ‘Other,’” I admitted to the woman who had once undoubtedly found herself marooned on the coast of “Shipper Lake.” Long before Tumblr went through a mass purification, the blogging platform was an effective outlet for teens to examine the seedy underbelly of culture with a guise of relative anonymity. Hardcore porn, violent imagery and grisly details from cold cases were reblogged on a continuous cycle, with fringe bloggers often scouring the internet for shocking images to proliferate the stream of content. When resources seemed to be exhausted where real-life crime and autopsy photos were concerned, it became a morbid pastime to scour…

Facebook is one of the top most social media giants and considering how large its user numbers are the tech giant is always looking at ways through which it can introduce new features and tools which will help both the platform and its audience.The tech giant always comes up with great features and currently it has introduced another great option for creators to take advantage from its network. Facebook is working on its “Bulletin” feature which is its own kind of news providing service. The company plans on bringing both local as well as international news all together on one platform for its users to benefit from and according to the tech giant it will provide local writers who are trying to grow online a rather great place to establish themselves.The Bulletin when first released will only be featuring news from writers who focus on topics like sports, environment and fashion and will grow forward from these in the coming weeks. What should be noted is that though this is a project initiated by Facebook on its main application,  » Read More

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - OCTOBER 20: Darius Leonard #53 of the Indianapolis Colts on the field after the game against the Houston Texans at Lucas Oil Stadium on October 20, 2019 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images) This offseason has already been a big one for Darius Leonard.On top of being named an All-Pro for the second time in three seasons, the Colts linebacker continued giving back to the less fortunate by launching the “Maniac Foundation” to help transform the Indianapolis and Lake View, South Carolina (his hometown) communities.The foundation was created to help support families in need and will center on health programs, providing resources and “Math Maniacs,” an educational project designed to help kids “fall in love with math,” as Leonard put it. Doesn’t get much better than that, right?We’re glad you asked. Per the latest reports, the Colts superstar is currently in contract negotiations and it’s largely expected that he’ll become the highest-paid linebacker, at least in terms of annual average salary, before the start of next season.With all that being said, something just happened to Leonard that will top all of those accomplishments by a landslide. The 2018 second-round pick took to Instagram on Friday to…

Topline Among Facebook’s most popular posts this week was vehement praise for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ (R) signing of a controversial bill banning trans female athletes from playing girls’ and women’s sports, which drew further outrage from LGBTQ+ activists for its timing on the first day of Pride Month.  MIAMI, FLORIDA - APRIL 08: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks to the media about the cruise industry ... during a press conference at PortMiami on April 08, 2021 in Miami, Florida. The Governor announced that the state is suing the federal government to allow cruises to resume in Florida. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) Getty Images Key Facts Evangelical leader Franklin Graham, who is one of the most popular conservatives on Facebook, posted a link to a story about the bill thanking DeSantis for his action. His praise of the Republican governor became the top-performing link-based post on the platform since May 30, according to data from CrowdTangle, an analytics tool owned by Facebook.  Sharing an article from Fox News about the new law,  » Read More

A Texas lawyer was accused of telling an Asian man that the Wuhan Institute might be open after sharing his story of being fired from Tesla last week. Charlie Liu wrote that he quit his job earlier this year because of an offer in Tesla, but the company told him “I don’t need that position anymore” because the start was delayed. “I’ve never failed a background check, and I’ve never taken any action to withdraw such an offer,” the post said. “Because I’m still quitting my previous company. , I’m back in job hunting. “ He sought advice, and many of the more than 3,000 comments seemed to indicate him a career opportunity. In response, Karan Joshi wrote: Racist comments were shared by Nicole Hu on Tik Tok. Charlie Liu joined LinkedIn to share his experience working at Tesla He quit his previous job and joined Tesla, but a few days before joining the company, the company told him he no longer needed his job. Liu wrote that he was looking for another job and asked for advice. However, comments from Texas personal injury lawyer Karan Joshi got a lot of attention. In a comment that was subsequently deleted, San…

Yellowstone fans are patiently awaiting the show's June release.The season 3 finale led some viewers to believe that Beth Dutton won't make it to season 4 in one piece.Kelly Reilly, who plays Beth, just shared a photo on 6666 Ranch, convincing many that she survived the bombing.The season 4 premiere will be here before we know it, but Yellowstone fans are demanding answers now.Last summer's bombshell season 3 finale left fans wondering if we'd ever see Beth (Kelly Reilly), Kayce (Luke Grimes) and John Dutton (Kevin Costner) together again. At the very end of the episode, all three were victims of targeted attacks: a bomb exploded in Beth's office, gunmen stormed Kayce's office and John was shot on the side of the road. Even though the motive behind the attacks still remains a mystery, many have spent the last few months coming up with theories, plotting all the ways that Jamie (Wes Bentley), Market Equities or the California biker gang were involved.While it seems highly unlikely that the writers would kill off any of the three main characters, we can't rule out anything on a show as unpredictable as Yellowstone. That's why fans are always searching for signs on social…

A Texas attorney has come under fire for telling an Asian man there may be an opening at the Wuhan laboratory after he shared his story of being laid-off from Tesla last week. Charlie Liu wrote that he left his job for an offer at Tesla earlier this year, but after a delayed start, the company told him 'the position was no longer needed.''I did not fail my background check, nor did I ever act in any manner that would cause a company to rescind their offer like this,' the post said. 'Yet here I am back on my job search because I have already left my previous company.'He asked for any advice, and many of the more than 3,000 comments seemed to point him to career opportunities. In response, Karan Joshi wrote: 'Hey charlie, the Wuhan lab may have an opening, good luck.' The racist comment was shared by Nicole Hu on Tik Tok Charlie Liu took to LinkedIn to share his experience with working for Tesla He said that he quit his old job to join Tesla, but a few days before his start date the company told him his position was no longer needed Liu wrote that he is…