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Markiplier's feature film debut Iron Lung is about to hit home release on the creator's platform of choice: YouTube. The 36-year-old creator and streamer also known as Mark Fischbach pivoted to filmmaking in the last few years, with his first feature-length horror movie released in cinemas in January to colossal success. Written, directed, edited, and starring Fischbach, and based on David Szymanski's 2022 post-apocalyptic horror game, Iron Lung made Sam Raimi's marooned horror Send Help sweat at the box office — and it even saw an extended theatrical release. Now, Iron Lung will be available for to rent or buy on YouTube Movies on May 31, with a global rollout expected. The news was announced (of course) on YouTube by Markiplier on Sunday. "I'm sorry it's later than I thought it'd be, but it's coming out May 31 in as many international territories as I can make work," the creator said in his characteristically candid announcement video (below). Mashable Top Stories "It's releasing exclusively on YouTube Movies, because I figured you guys are already here anyway. It made the most sense. They were the people that would talk to me, because I don't know how many other companies would have

This ceremonial “cloaking” is a rite of passage as a student embarks on a career in medicine. We invite family and friends to join us for the celebration. We at the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine Montana campus value the ceremony as symbolizing the entrance into the field of medicine, along with the responsibilities and expectations associated with becoming a physician.  The White Coat Ceremony will be at the Great Falls High School Davidson Family Auditorium, followed by a reception at the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine. The ceremony will be streamed live on Vimeo.  Please visit our White Coat Ceremony page for more information about the ceremony. Reception Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine 2801 18th Ave S, Great Falls, MT 59405 Livestream

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Jerusalem Post / Consumerism The new service will be launched both within Instagram and as a standalone app, allowing users to send temporary photos without editing or uploading from the gallery. Follow us on Google Instants by Instagram (photo credit: WALLA! TECH, Yinon Ben Shushan) By YINON BEN SHUSHAN MAY 18, 2026 22:25 Instagram is expanding its operations beyond the main app and announcing Instants – a new platform for sharing immediate, one-time, and unedited photos. Unlike another internal tool added to Instagram, this time it is also a completely independent service, with a separate app that will be available for download in app stores alongside full integration within Instagram itself. The launch is taking place gradually around the world, including in Israel. According to the company, the user experience will be completely identical between the standalone app and the use from within Instagram, while in both cases, an active Instagram account is required to use the service. Instants is based on the idea of sharing immediate and unpolished moments. Photos sent through the platform can be viewed only once and are deleted after 24 hours. Users can send them only to mutual friends or to a Close Friends list

Saturday TODAY’s Joe Fryer is sporting a fresh-faced new look, just in time for summer. After rocking his signature mustache and beard for nine years straight, Fryer decided it was time for a change, and he took viewers behind the scenes of his transformation In a video posted to TODAY’s Instagram account, Fryer and his colleague, meteorologist Angie Lassman, stopped by Barberino’s at Rockefeller Center to visit with some grooming pros. “I can just tell you I’m not getting a haircut,” Fryer said at the beginning of the video. “Oh, what might you be doing?” Lassman asked. “Well, I’m actually going to be cutting off my beard entirely for the first time in nine years,” Fryer replied while rubbing his beard. Lassman was excited to witness all the action firsthand and said she was ready to see “Joe Fryer 2.0.” The scene then shifted to Fryer lying down in one of the groomer’s chairs with a towel over his eyes. “Now I see why you wanted to come here,” Lassman joked. “See, this is really rough. This is tough,” Fryer replied. After the Barberino’s team shaved off Fryer’s beard, he got a glimpse of what he looked like with just

​Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is one of the Best Stocks to Invest in For 5 Years According to Billionaires . On May 13, Reuters reported that Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) is launching a new Incognito Chat feature on WhatsApp for conversations with the company’s AI assistant. ​The report highlighted that this new feature is aimed at addressing the concerns regarding data privacy. Management noted that the incognito chat feature will ensure that the conversations with the Meta AI assistant remain hidden from everyone, including the company itself. These messages will not be saved and will automatically disappear. ​Reuters also highlighted that the initiative responds to a widespread concern that people routinely share personal, financial, health, and work-related information with AI assistants. Head of WhatsApp, Will Cathcart, emphasized that users should not have to expose the personal context behind their questions to the companies operating these AI systems. ​Moreover, initially, the Incognito Chat supports text only, with no option to upload images. The chat also features built-in guardrails, which handle inappropriate queries intelligently. The company also plans to roll out additional Side Chat features in the coming months, which will allow users to get help while chatting with other users. ​Meta

Scrolling through social media, it feels as though “indie sleaze” never went away. Grainy flash photography, smudged eyeliner and a soundtrack of early 2000s indie music are once again dominating feeds. This revival is more of a reworking than a straightforward comeback. Today’s indie sleaze – exemplified in the music video for Charli XCX’s new track, Rock Music – is an algorithmically curated version of a once messy, participatory subculture. Its renewed appeal seems to lie partly in this aesthetic of imperfection, partly in its connection to earlier digital platforms and partly in what it evokes – a specific cultural moment associated with pre-social media digital life. The original “indie sleaze” moment emerged in the early-mid 2000s, connecting with music, fashion, nightlife and online culture. It coalesced around a wide mix of genres, including electro and “indie” rock, particularly bands from New York such as The Strokes and Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and in the UK The Libertines, Long Blondes, Arctic Monkeys and Franz Ferdinand. However, it was more than just the music – the visuals and lifestyle played a core part. No one’s 20s and 30s look the same. You might be saving for a mortgage or just struggling to

Stephen A. Smith fires warning shot at Jaylen Brown after Twitch rant originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The feud between Stephen A. Smith and Jaylen Brown moved into uncomfortable territory on Monday, with the longtime ESPN personality firing a thinly veiled warning at the Boston Celtics star after a weekend Twitch tirade. Advertisement Brown spent Sunday night on his FCHWPO channel calling Smith "the face of clickbait media," demanding his retirement, and telling him to "get off these networks." Smith answered hours later on First Take, telling the 2024 Finals MVP he might not enjoy the kind of reporting that follows if the public exchanges keep going. "In the end, Jaylen Brown, be careful what you wish for," Smith said. "You really want me to start reporting on that level? Locker room? How the organization might think about you? How the city may feel about you? How Jayson Tatum may or may not feel about you? Sneaker deals, endorsement deals, the list goes on and on," How a frustrated season turned into a public media war The fight has been building for two weeks. After Boston blew a

May 18, 2026 Mike Mancini named All-SEC, All-Defense NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mike Mancini was named to the All-SEC Second Team and All-Defensive Team, the league announced Monday. Mancini is one of only two SEC players this spring with 15 or more home runs and 15 or more stolen bases. The other, Georgia’s Daniel Jackson, was named the SEC Player of the Year. The senior leads the team in home runs with 15 including nine against SEC opponents. He also leads the Commodores in walks and stolen bases. He owns a 1.043 OPS and has a team-high 13 multi-RBI games. Mancini carries an eight-game hit streak into the conference tournament. He is the first Commodore since Jeren Kendall in 2017 with 15 or more home runs and 15 or more stolen bases. Vanderbilt faces Kentucky on Tuesday in the opening round of the SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama.