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Hosts About the episode A dispatch from the college dorm’s lesbian floor. This week, Sophia and Kelsey welcome the hilarious comedian Skyler Higley, a writer for the Oscars and Kelsey’s former high school classmate! He’ll be reading as Mira*, a cool Los Angeleno with endless charisma (and zingers). Tune in to hear a fun one about an unfortunate-smelling roommate, doing homework for a crush, and a sexual encounter on a pile of coats. (*Not Mira’s real name, but definitely her real stories.) If you have business you’d like to submit, hit us up at noneofmybusinesspodcast@gmail.com. Follow Skyler on IG and X! Hosts: Sophia Benoit and Kelsey June Jensen Guest: Skyler Higley Supervising producer: Justin Sayles Additional production: Sasha Ashall, Julianna Ress, and Austin Gayle Video editing and production: Kayla Talley Social: Sasha Ashall and Austin Gayle Art direction: David Shoemaker and Aleya Zenieris Motion design: Skull Closet Studio Additional motion design support: Chris Calleton Theme song: “Feeling Myself” by Joseph, used under license from ⁠http://premiumbeat.com⁠. CONNECT Instagram TikTok Sophia’s Twitter Sophia’s Instagram Kelsey’s TikTok Kelsey’s Instagram Summary 0:27 Our guest: Skyler Higley 8:42 The perils of cuddling 19:49 Our business: “Mira” 25:44 First Things First: “She was very … weathered”

Overview: Twitch star Kai Cenat started his reading journey so he could articulate himself better. Experts say this is a great way to model reading for students, namely those who struggle with literacy. For the past few years, Kai Cenat has been one of the biggest names on the internet, a  Twitch streamer who has evolved from playing video games online into creating outlandish comedy that often goes viral. With more than 20 million followers, Cenat, 24, has rubbed shoulders with fellow internet star Druski, NBA star Lebron James and rapper Nicki Minaj.  But lately, experts say, his most important audience might be Black schoolchildren struggling to read. That’s because Cenat has traded his gaming console for actual books Recently, the gamer-turned-content creator-turned-fashion designer set a goal for himself: read, out loud, every day, from 10 minutes to an hour, on camera. He often stops to look up words he struggles to pronounce or doesn’t quite understand. Cenat then uploads the video to one of his smaller channels for everyone to see.  Why Did Kai Cenat Start His Reading Journey? “Honestly, the reason why I started reading was because I didn’t like the way I spoke,” Cenat, 24, said in

How Tos Looking to get some Arknights Endfield Twitch drops? This article has all the details so you can snag those free rewards. With the launch of Arknights Endfield, there are so many events that it's unreal. We have the log-in events that give us free 6* character, we have the Activity Rewards (with invite codes), and we have the Twitch Drops!  If you're familiar, other games have done this before - all you have to do is watch streams of Arknights Endfield, and you'll slowly gather up all the loot. Let me explain. How to get Twitch Drops? All you need is a Twitch account and an Arknights Endfield account - I believe it should be the same email address, but I am not 100% sure on this (as I have not tested it). Then, you connect your Twitch account to the Arknights one using the official link. All you have to do to get your hands on the rewards is watch streams.  Which streams can I watch for Twitch Drops? The accounts you can watch have the tag "DropsEnabled", or "Drops" or something that indicates they are eligible - I have linked them all, so if you're curious

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Ofcom opened an investigation into possible non-compliance by Meta Platforms regarding data provided by the company relating to instant messaging service WhatsApp, as part of one of the regulator’s market reviews. The regulator stated it issued Meta Platforms formal notices on 31 July 2024 and 19 June 2025 requiring information be provided of WhatsApp’s retail business messaging practices, as part of its Wholesale A2P SMS Termination Market review. Ofcom explained it issued the Facebook-owner with notices as it is a provider of alternative business messaging services and required the provision of a range of data concerning Meta Platforms’ WhatsApp Business platform. The available evidence suggests Meta Platforms “may not have complied with certain requirements”, in that some of the information provided “may not have been complete and accurate”. Ofcom said its investigation would determine if Meta Platforms had failed to comply with statutory requirements imposed by the notices. The information gathered “is a key part of Ofcom’s work and informs how it carries out certain statutory functions as a regulator”, it added. “It is therefore crucial that stakeholders provide accurate and complete information in a timely fashion.” In response, a Meta Platforms representative told Reuters it takes its regulatory obligations

Classic Driver has just hit a milestone of 575,000 followers on Instagram, and to celebrate, we’re turning the spotlight on a car that shares the number and the legacy. We’ve picked 10 stand-out Ferrari 575s that perfectly capture why this V12 grand tourer is on track to be a true future classic!

Jelou is revolutionizing banking with WhatsApp Jelou Latin America is not digitizing the way Silicon Valley once predicted. More than 70% of digital purchases in Latin America are now made on smartphones, with younger consumers often skipping desktop experiences entirely. The result? A new kind of financial and commercial infrastructure, one that looks less like a traditional tech stack and more like a chat window that actually gets things done. Rather than moving gradually from spreadsheets to software to sophisticated platforms, much of the region is leapfrogging straight into conversational, AI-powered workflows that live inside messaging apps. This shift is not superficial. It is structural. And it is quietly reshaping how money moves, how businesses operate, and who gets to participate in the formal economy. From Chat To Execution Fintech has revolutionized the Latin American tech landscape AFP via Getty Images “Latin America is not digitalizing in a slow, linear way. It is leapfrogging, and startups are the ones building the bridges,” according to Oscar Gonzalez of 8888 Home, a Latin America–focused real estate and homeownership platform that works with digitally native buyers and sellers across emerging markets. Across the region, founders are building products that collapse complexity into simple

26th January 2026 A ROMANTIC relationship is not finished after a final argument or the return of possessions but when the man no longer watches the woman’s Instagram stories.  The digital detox which follows the cessation of all contact is the ultimate sign the man has moved on and lost all interest, even in a selfie featuring prominent cleavage. Sophie Rodriguez, aged 29, said: “After Tom and I split, we blocked each other. My Stories were the only channel of communication but were also for a wider audience, so it was like I was sending coded messages through a newspaper to a spy. “He sat through my ‘happier than ever’ girls’ night out video, dutifully watched all the quotes set against sunset backdrops and even looked at my video bending over to lay flowers on my grandmother’s grave. That one was shameless. “Then, without warning, he stopped appearing on the viewer list. I went through the denial of claiming there must be a glitch, the bargaining of thinking he was busy or dead, and finally acceptance. He’s over me. He shouldn’t be but he is. “Even the video of me sucking enthusiastically on a Solero in January elicited no response.

For years, social media giants have argued against claims that their platforms harm young people’s mental health. Starting Tuesday, they will for the first time have to defend against those claims before a jury in a court of law.A 19-year-old identified as KGM and her mother, Karen Glenn, are suing TikTok, Meta and Google’s YouTube, alleging that the companies knowingly created addictive features that harmed her mental health and led to self-harm and suicidal thoughts. (Snap, also a defendant, settled last week under undisclosed terms.)Parents, advocates, health experts, tech whistleblowers and teens themselves have for years worried that social media platforms can get young people hooked on scrolling, enable bullying, disrupt their sleep and send them down harmful content rabbit holes. Tech executives have repeatedly been hauled before Congress, at one point even apologizing to parents who say their children died or were harmed because of social media. But the companies have nonetheless faced few consequences or regulations in the United States.KGM’s case seeks unspecified monetary damages. The outcome could influence how more than 1,000 similar personal injury cases against Meta, Snap, TikTok and YouTube are resolved.Top executives from Meta, TikTok and YouTube are expected to take the witness stand