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Paramount is about to turn your childhood memories of Curious George into a full-blown panic attack. The new horror-thriller Primate just dropped a new clip, and it’s a brutal reminder that some “pets” were never meant to live in the suburbs. Directed by Johannes Roberts—the man who trapped us underwater in 47 Meters Down—this film takes that same “no escape” energy and moves it from the bottom of the ocean to a locked-down living room. Think Cujo, but with a predator that can climb walls and open doors. The film features a compelling ensemble cast, including Johnny Sequoyah (“Landman”), Troy Kotsur (CODA), Jessica Alexander (The Little Mermaid), and Victoria Wyant. The Plot: When “Benny” Goes Bad Lucy (Johnny Sequoyah) heads home for break to relax with her dad (Academy Award winner Troy Kotsur) and some friends. The star of the family is Ben, their beloved pet chimpanzee who’s been part of the family for years. The nightmare kicks off when Ben contracts rabies during a pool party. In a matter of hours, the “sweet” chimp they dressed up in sweaters transforms into a hyper-violent engine of destruction. The family finds themselves barricaded inside their own home, playing a deadly game of hide-and-seek with a creature that knows

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Hashtags are relevant to your marketing strategy, but they may not have the same impact as they used to. Hashtags have traditionally been a shortcut to tapping into conversations and communities across social media channels. However, algorithms change, and hashtags are no longer as prevalent or as useful as they once were. Here’s what you need to know about using hashtags in the new social media landscape. Are hashtags obsolete in today’s marketing strategies? The short answer: no. Hashtags are still relevant for your social media marketing. However, the way you use hashtags should change; most social media platforms no longer reward hashtags in the same way they used to. Originally, hashtags could be deployed to get your content in front of a wider audience. Content platforms would reward the use of hashtags by boosting your post, taking cues from your hashtags to show it to interested users. “Whether it was trending topics on X (formerly Twitter), niche communities on Instagram, or challenge tags on TikTok, hashtags could easily put your content in front of thousands of people outside your follower base,” wrote MeetEdgar, a social media scheduling tool. That dynamic has changed. Today, social media platforms may actually penalize posts

The Twitch sensation announced his single status while his ex-girlfriend pushes back against infidelity accusations The streaming world got messy this week when Twitch sensation Kai Cenat took to social media to drop a relationship bombshell that sent his millions of followers into a frenzy. The 24-year-old content creator announced his newly single status with a declaration that he would never enter another relationship again, sparking immediate speculation about what went wrong between him and girlfriend Gigi Alayah. Within hours of his announcement on X, the post exploded across social media, racking up tens of thousands of comments and hundreds of thousands of likes. Fans immediately began piecing together theories about the split, with whispers of infidelity quickly dominating the conversation. The rumor mill went into overdrive as unverified claims started circulating online. The cheating allegations emerge Social media users wasted no time spinning theories about what caused the breakup. Unconfirmed gossip began spreading that Alayah had been unfaithful with rapper NBA YoungBoy, though no credible evidence has surfaced to support these claims. Multiple accounts across various platforms pushed this narrative, with some users presenting speculation as fact despite having no verification. One particularly wild theory suggested that the relationship

An online petition that more than 51,000 people have signed on to claims that Meta wrongly disabled their Facebook and Instagram accounts. Among them: Two moms who claim they were told Meta shut down their accounts for good because of child sexual exploitation, something they say would never happen on their social media. Everyone agrees that keeping illegal filth off Facebook and Instagram is important. But these petitioners say somehow Facebook and Instagram are flagging people who did nothing wrong. Meta says it permanently disabled Tara Hanover’s Instagram and Facebook pages - her teenage daughter’s, too – over child sexual exploitation, abuse, and nudity. “I am worried because it impacts my work. It impacts my business,” Hanover said. Melodie Edwards got the exact same message from Meta: her account was shut down for child exploitation. “That’s some pretty heinous accusations, and nothing could be further from the truth,” Edwards said. For Tara Hanover, it means her business, a regional magazine, has no social media footprint, and her attempts to appeal the decision with Meta have gone nowhere. “You have got to have a person, a customer service department, that you can go to when this happens because there’s no accountability,”

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In a trend that shows no signs of slowing down, Olivia has been named the most popular girl's name in Ontario for a record-breaking sixteenth year. Meanwhile, Noah continues his reign among boys' names As thousands of babies are welcomed into families across Ontario each year, some classic choices continue to stand out. In 2024, parents once again favoured the timeless appeal of Olivia and Noah. Olivia has clinched the number one spot as the top girl name in Ontario for the 16th consecutive year, while Noah took the top spot as the most popular name for boys for the sixth year in a row. The top 10 names for girls and boys in 2024 were: Girl name Boy name Olivia Charlotte Sophia Amelia Emma Ava Maya Sofia Mia Isla Noah Liam Theodore Oliver Jack Henry Benjamin Lucas Muhammad Leo “Welcoming a new baby and choosing a name are joyful milestones, and we want parents to spend that time making memories, not worrying about paperwork,” said Stephen Crawford, Minister of Public and Business Service Delivery. “ServiceOntario’s 5-in-1 Newborn Bundle makes life easier for Ontario parents, saving them time so they can cherish those first precious moments, while registering their newborn

There are so many high points in Duke Basketball history that it’s hard to remember everything and easy to forget stuff. Duke hung a banner in Cameron to commemorate Mike Krzyzewski’s 1,000th win, but do you remember when that happened? Who the opponent was? Where that game was? See what we mean? Advertisement Assuming you don’t remember the details, the game was on January 25th, it was played in New York City and the opponent was St. John’s. And it was a classic Duke game in many ways. Duke had to battle back, overcome adversity and show a lot of heart to prevail. And that’s exactly what Duke did. Trailing by 10 with 8:15 to play, the Blue Devils went on an 18-2 run, ultimately prevailing, 77-68. This game was on a Sunday. On the following Wednesday, Duke would announce that Sulaimon had been kicked off the team. Coach K said this: “Rasheed has been unable to consistently live up to the standards required to be a member of our program. It is a privilege to represent Duke University and with that privilege comes the responsibility to conduct oneself in a certain manner. After Rasheed repeatedly struggled to meet the