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Who Is Amelia? The Purple-Haired Teen Going Viral As A Far-Right Meme
The aim of the game was to educate youth about the dangers of becoming radicalised online.
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120 Bahadur Now Streaming Online: A Tribute to the Battle of Rezang La Starring Farhan Akhtar
Directed by Razneesh Ghai, 120 Bahadur is a historical war film that has completed its theatrical run and made its debut on digital platforms. The film depicts the Battle of Rezang La during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, where 120 soldiers from India's 13 Kumaon Regiment faced over 3,000 Chinese troops without artillery support and in extreme cold. The...
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Spanish Influencer Dies After Viewers Pay Him To Drink Whiskey, Take Cocaine On Camera
An investigation has been launched into what is being reported as the first documented case of death from a live challenge in Spain.
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The Copenhagen Test OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
The Copenhagen Test has generated early interest among viewers who favor intelligent thrillers and political dramas. Its premise has sparked discussion around moral responsibility, surveillance, and the psychological cost of decision-making in intelligence systems. The involvement of a high-profile cast and respected producers has added to industry...
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US Entrepreneur Sparks Debate After Revealing 14.5-Hour Workday With No Breaks Or Meals
Brandon Avedikian, a Texas founder, shared his 14.5-hour no-break workday online, drawing both praise and criticism for promoting extreme work habits.
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Lose 50 Kg In 3 Months, Win A Porsche? Chinese Gym's Shocking Weight-Loss Challenge Sparks Buzz
A Chinese gym's promotion of a three-month, 50 kg weight-loss challenge with a luxury Porsche prize has stirred up online interest and medical concern over the health risks of extreme dieting and rapid transformation.
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"Fastest Growing Company": Worker Praises 72-Hour Grind, Internet Pushes Back
An Indian engineer's praise for working up to 100 hours a week at AI startup Mercor has triggered online debate, with many users questioning the sustainability and ethics of extreme work culture in the tech world.
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French Streamer Says 'Didn't Kill' Co-host In Live Broadcast
A French streamer whose colleague died during a live broadcast denied responsibility on Monday, in a case that has pitted the government against the Kick platform and spotlighted extreme online stunts.
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French Streamer Jean Pormanove Dies Following Abuse During Livestream, Probe Launched
A popular French streamer died on Monday after suffering abuse and humiliating treatment during a nearly 12-day livestream. Raphael Graven, a 46-year-old military veteran, was known for his extreme online challenges, CNN reported.
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Tortured, Abused By 2 Others For Days On Live Stream, French Influencer Dies
French streamer Raphael Graven, known for extreme online challenges, has died following alleged abuse during live broadcasts. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.
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Who Is Amelia? The Purple-Haired Teen Going Viral As A Far-Right Meme
The aim of the game was to educate youth about the dangers of becoming radicalised online.
-
120 Bahadur Now Streaming Online: A Tribute to the Battle of Rezang La Starring Farhan Akhtar
Directed by Razneesh Ghai, 120 Bahadur is a historical war film that has completed its theatrical run and made its debut on digital platforms. The film depicts the Battle of Rezang La during the 1962 Sino-Indian War, where 120 soldiers from India's 13 Kumaon Regiment faced over 3,000 Chinese troops without artillery support and in extreme cold. The...
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Spanish Influencer Dies After Viewers Pay Him To Drink Whiskey, Take Cocaine On Camera
An investigation has been launched into what is being reported as the first documented case of death from a live challenge in Spain.
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The Copenhagen Test OTT Release Date: When and Where to Watch it Online?
The Copenhagen Test has generated early interest among viewers who favor intelligent thrillers and political dramas. Its premise has sparked discussion around moral responsibility, surveillance, and the psychological cost of decision-making in intelligence systems. The involvement of a high-profile cast and respected producers has added to industry...
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US Entrepreneur Sparks Debate After Revealing 14.5-Hour Workday With No Breaks Or Meals
Brandon Avedikian, a Texas founder, shared his 14.5-hour no-break workday online, drawing both praise and criticism for promoting extreme work habits.
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Lose 50 Kg In 3 Months, Win A Porsche? Chinese Gym's Shocking Weight-Loss Challenge Sparks Buzz
A Chinese gym's promotion of a three-month, 50 kg weight-loss challenge with a luxury Porsche prize has stirred up online interest and medical concern over the health risks of extreme dieting and rapid transformation.
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"Fastest Growing Company": Worker Praises 72-Hour Grind, Internet Pushes Back
An Indian engineer's praise for working up to 100 hours a week at AI startup Mercor has triggered online debate, with many users questioning the sustainability and ethics of extreme work culture in the tech world.
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French Streamer Says 'Didn't Kill' Co-host In Live Broadcast
A French streamer whose colleague died during a live broadcast denied responsibility on Monday, in a case that has pitted the government against the Kick platform and spotlighted extreme online stunts.
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French Streamer Jean Pormanove Dies Following Abuse During Livestream, Probe Launched
A popular French streamer died on Monday after suffering abuse and humiliating treatment during a nearly 12-day livestream. Raphael Graven, a 46-year-old military veteran, was known for his extreme online challenges, CNN reported.
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Tortured, Abused By 2 Others For Days On Live Stream, French Influencer Dies
French streamer Raphael Graven, known for extreme online challenges, has died following alleged abuse during live broadcasts. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident.
