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A fresh video of a muddy eruption at Yellowstone’s Black Diamond Pool is circulating, and yes, it’s the same hydrothermal feature that experienced a documented explosion in July 2024, per U.S. Geological Survey experts. The footage delivers the kind of raw, kinetic spectacle that short-form algorithms love:

A popular family-owned charcuterie shop at 103 Forest St. in Montclair, N.J., will close, according to a social media post from the owners. The reason is straightforward: the lease is ending and the couple is moving on to new life chapters. No dramatic backstory, no vague “restructuring” language-just a

Rolling Stone tapped BookTok’s biggest names to sketch where their corner of TikTok is headed by 2026. You don’t need the exact predictions to make smart moves today: the key takeaway here is that BookTok continues to function like a high-intent recommendation engine with real sales impact, and

This year’s breakout seasonal format isn’t another cookie challenge-it’s full-on movie menu makeovers. Creators are plating “Elf”-style spaghetti sundaes, curating “Love Actually” cheese boards, and turning classic holiday films into themed dinners that double as watch-along content. Why it’s landing: nostalgia + low-lift recipes + built-in search

A high‑profile political figure used social posts to insult a cultural critic in the immediate aftermath of a violent incident. The posts leaned on familiar “derangement” rhetoric and doubled down when questioned. While the circumstances are still being reported, the platform implications are clear: when newsworthiness collides with harassment

A fan-shot clip of AEW President Tony Khan is trending after he revealed that the first episode of Dynamite was originally planned for Madison Square Garden-before those plans were scrapped. The moment surfaced around AEW’s recent Hammerstein Ballroom taping for its December 24 “Dynamite on 34th Street” episode, and

Meek Mill is urging people to stop fixating on his Twitter feed, arguing his posts are separate from who he is. The plea, shared during another of his rapid-fire tweet runs, spotlights a familiar disconnect: creators and public figures may view social posts as a persona or creative outlet, while

Stan Wawrinka has confirmed via his social channels that 2026 will be his last year on tour, giving the tennis world a clear end date-and social teams a defined runway. The key takeaway here: athlete news breaks first on athlete-owned platforms, and a pre-announced “last season” creates predictable, repeatable tentpoles

Bowen Yang will leave Saturday Night Live mid-season following this weekend’s episode with guest Ariana Grande. Yang joined SNL as a writer in 2018, moved on-screen the next year, and was promoted to the main cast two seasons later. In that time he’s become a breakout favorite with

Australia’s move to restrict social media access for users under 16 is less a product change than an enforcement challenge. Early reports already point to workarounds circulating among savvy teens-hardly surprising to anyone who’s watched previous age gates in action. The key takeaway here: the effectiveness of this