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Taylor Swift earned a swift following on TikTok after making an account and posting her first video Monday. A short clip shared by the “Shake It Off” singer shows Swift recreating her looks from some of her albums. “Lots going on at the moment: Red (my version) vinyl is up for presale on my site and oh I’m on tiktok now let the games begin,” Swift captioned the post. In this file photo, Taylor Swift attends the 77th Annual Golden Globe Awards at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 5, 2020 in Beverly Hills, Calif. (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images) She also included the hashtag #SwiftTok in the caption. Swift’s account garnered more than 600,000 followers within its first few hours on the video-sharing TikTok app, while the pop star’s debut post earned more 2 million views and more than 550,000 likes during that stretch. The singer is in the process of re-recording her first six albums after the rights to much of her musical catalog were obtained in 2019 by Scooter Braun, whom Swift accused of “incessant, manipulative bullying” in a Tumblr post at the time. Swift, 31, released the first such album — “Fearless (Taylor’s Version)” — in April, and…

Running Wild (Tumblr Girls 2)G-Eazy drops off his latest single. Coming off of the release of 2020's Everything's Strange Here,G-Eazy came into 2021 on a high note with a slew of bangers. He teamed up with Chris Brown and Mark Morrison on "Provide" and worked alongside Louisville's rising star EST Gee for "At Will." His new album is currently underway and it appears that it'll be an accurate depiction of the growth in his career. Today, he shared a sequel to These Things Happen highlight, "Tumblr Girls." Titled "Running Wild (Tumblr Girls 2)," he enlists Kossisko to handle hook duties on the track."making songs that actually feel like sequels to songs on the first TTH was so essential to me in the process of this album," he tweeted on Tuesday. "Finding a way to directly reference songs or distinct themes / elements from the first album, in a way that still showed evolution and growth in a forward way…"Peep the single below. Quotable LyricsPenthouse at the Modrion, all her model friends cameShe likes runnin' wild and free, she's the one you can't tame On Monday, she's in love with me, can't imagine no otherTuesday, we get in a fight, on Wednesday, blocking my number

Harper’s BAZAAR’s September theme is Icons, and with our cover star, Beyoncé, we have not disappointed. But even as the concept of an icon is timeless, the meaning of the adjective iconic has shifted over time. In the breathless parlance of a certain section of the internet, iconic can mean anything and everything. It can describe the fleeting perfection of a Whitney Houston run and the niche obsession with a regional soda brand. What does this changing usage mean, and where does it come from? To find out, we speak to the hosts of the pop culture podcast Who? Weekly, Lindsey Weber and Bobby Finger, experts on dissecting cultural minutia and tracing how it all links together to describe our current moment. When did you first notice entertainment press and/or fandoms using the word iconic?Bobby Finger: I think of it as a Tumblr thing. Lindsey and I both were on Tumblr a lot in the early 2010s, the late aughts. That's actually how we met. I think of it as a one-word re-blog of a Tumblr post, where you just have almost nothing to say. It's an easy way to encapsulate all of your thoughts. It's just iconic, whether it's…

Board Members Representing TikTok, Resy, NBCUniversal, Hulu, Accenture, Snap Inc, BrandYourself.com, True Influence, Tumblr, TheAlist., SAP, E! Entertainment, and more bolster Nonprofit's Advisory Board NEW YORK – August 17, 2021 – (Newswire.com) America On Tech (AOT) is proud to announce the launch of its Regional Advisory Boards in New York City and Los Angeles. Board members represent a diverse collection of technology executives and leaders from some of the world’s most recognized corporations and fastest growing companies. New regional advisory board appointments, by region: New York City: ● Patrick Ambron, Co-Founder and CEO at BrandYourself.com ● Ray Estevez, Chief Information Officer at True Influence ● Sofia Hernandez, Head of Business Marketing, North America at TikTok ● Tony Jackson, Chief Technology Officer at Resy ● Sallie Jian, Head of SAP.iO New York ● Gary Johnson, Head of Community Partnerships at Cash App, Square Inc. ● Cavel Khan, Chief Revenue Officer at Tumblr Los Angeles: ● Erica Marie Dionne, Vice President, Product Development & Strategy at NBCUniversal ● Tatiana Holifield, Head of Brand Social at Hulu ● Harry Leshner, Managing Director at Accenture ● Gabe Lupin, Product Lead at Snap Inc. ● Trinh Nguyen, Sr. Director of Technology for E! Entertainment at…

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“It’s about confidence, more than feeling sexy.” Originally from the small town of Otford in New South Wales, designer Alix Higgins has fine-tuned the balance between bold hues and bare-all fabrics to channel a strength in vulnerability that pulsates through his entire range. A proud Tumblr kid who convinced his parents that fashion was a vibrant mode of storytelling he wanted to pursue seriously, Alix got his start studying at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). For more fashion news, shoots, articles and features, head to our Fashion section. Now working as a lecturer at UTS, a textile designer and a musician, Alix is an unnervingly talented jack of all trades. What started out as a line of scarves has morphed into the designer’s eponymous label and a collection of garments that walk the delicate line between party outfits and poetry. The skin-tight garments feature sunset colourways uniquely adorned with the designer’s very own prose, giving figure-hugging club-wear a sentimental twist. With a focus on the multiplicity of identity, Alix hopes that wearers of his clothes will find their own meaning in his designs, with each piece featuring a unique set of typography for the customer to explore, whether that’s through taking…

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Ah, 2021. What an… interesting time to be alive. We’ve seen Dan Andrews merchandise, Jeff Bezos getting launched into space, Khloe Kardashian stealing Lisa Wilkinson‘s Instagram photo of fruit, and now Adam Levine has created a song for *checks notes* Paw Patrol. Yes, you read that right. Maroon 5’s lead daddy Adam Levine has released a song called ‘Good Mood’, which is basically the Paw Patrol version of Despical Me‘s ‘Happy’ by Pharrel Williams. Except, not nearly as iconic. The song itself is fine. I mean, it’s what you’d expect for the credit song of a children’s movie. It’s fun, it’s poppy, it’ll probably end up in one of the Spotify summer playlists I have playing mindlessly in the background. I couldn’t really tell you much about it. It sounds exactly like what you think it sounds like. Just jamming to the new Adam Levine song on the beach only to realize it’s from the Paw Patrol Movie. Everything is going great. pic.twitter.com/rouOADyCx1 — Ali (@ali_papaa) August 7, 2021 Even more bizarre though, is the fact that this movie actually has a killer cast??? Kim Kardashian is in it, for some reason. And so are Dax Shepard, Tyler Perry and Jimmy Kimmel. Which…

Remember the Tumblr witch who stole human bones from the “poor man’s graveyard” in New Orleans? That was six years ago. Feel old yet? Now it looks like the discussion around whether it is ever legal—or moral—to own and sell human remains has found a new home: TikTok. In the eye of the hurricane is Jon Ferry, founder and CEO of JonsBones, self-described “the leading provider of medical human osteology.” The New York-based website sells authentic human bones “for the purpose of education and understanding”: the cheapest items, bones and ribs, are under $20, with entire human skeletons sold for as little as $6,350. Ferry has amassed 460,000 followers on the app since first opening his profile, @jonsbones, in February 2020. Aside from taking tons of adorable videos of his cat, Ferry posts incessantly about his extensive human bone collection. In addition to the supply of skulls, he has a literal wall decorated with human spines, which he calls “his pride and joy.” Ferry’s company prides itself on providing “responsibly sourced human osteology” and the TikToker himself has said where all these bones come from—and noted that he regularly gets asked whether he’s a grave robber.  Up until the 1960s,…