17 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
A viral TikTok trend called 'heightmaxxing' has teenage boys experimenting with cancer drugs to increase their height, prompting urgent warnings from medical professionals across multiple countries.
Good Housekeeping investigates the social media trend known as ferritin face and what it means for individuals over fifty.
Instagram is testing 90-minute video capabilities for TV screens, though it lacks the ad-revenue sharing model used by YouTube.
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Shane Gillis's recent Saturday Night Live monologue targeting female gymgoers sparks widespread online commentary and cultural fallout.
An alternative health influencer has sparked alarm by boasting about drinking from a radioactive jug for 250 days.
Internet personality Alix Earle sparks widespread discussion after admitting she has never read a book.
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Tiny jumping spiders are surging as social media sensations and beloved pets known as web puppies.
The 'tanmaxxing' social media trend is sparking warnings from medical professionals over significant skin health risks.
Social media users are increasingly adopting AI-powered smart toilet cameras and stool analysis tools to track gut health, sparking expert concern.
New data from Pangram suggests LinkedIn has become the most AI-saturated social platform, with a high volume of fully automated content.
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Reddit’s new video comments feature is reshaping how users engage—here’s what’s rolling out and why it matters
YouTube has reintroduced in-app direct messaging for users in the United States, marking a return of the feature after a six-year absence.