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January 10, 2026

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Disney+ plans to stream short TikTok-style videos

Disney+ is preparing to launch a TikTok-style short-form video stream in the United States later this year, signaling a shift in how the streaming service wants audiences to interact with its platform. The update was announced during Disney’s Tech + Data Showcase at CES 2026 and reflects the company’s broader effort to increase daily engagement and appeal to scrolling viewers. The new feature will introduce a dedicated stream of short videos featuring original clips, curated social-style content and short moments from Disney movies and TV shows. According to Disney, the experience is designed to feel intuitive for mobile users, allowing

October 5, 2025

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YouTube removes AI videos of Bollywood icons

New Delhi: Hundreds of Bollywood videos created by AI with 16 million views have been deleted by Google’s YouTube, as Reuters said they were similar to those at the center of a legal challenge that submitted a pair of celebrities to protect their rights. Bollywood stars Abhishek Bachchan and his wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan have asked a new Delhi judge to remove and ban the creation of AI videos that violate their copyright rights. Their lawsuits also question YouTube’s AI training policy. While a judge had ordered the abolition of a handful of YouTube links last month, requested by the

July 5, 2025

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Shaheen Afridi shares videos of the son’s first steps

The picture shows that Shaheen Afridi is celebrating his son’s first steps with the family. – Instagram@Ishaheenafridi10 Pakistan’s Fast Bowling Star Shaheen Shah Afridi melts hearts in social media after sharing a moving moment with his son, Aliyaar. In a video posted on his Instagram, Shaheen proudly captured the milestone of the child who took his first steps. The heartwarming clip shows a visible cheerful Shaheen, united with his wife Anha Afridi, the father and former Pakistan Captain Shahid Afridi and other close family members, celebrating the special moment together in a rich green valley. The expressions of happiness reflected

April 28, 2025

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Tiktok videos take advantage of trade war

PARIS: Tiktok abound with viral video accusing recognized brands of luxury secrets in China so that they can be sold at prices. But while these “revelations” are false, behind them there is a good greasy machine for the sale of fake goods that make the most of the confusion surrounding commercial invoices. Chinese content creators depicting themselves as workers or subcontractors in the luxury business claim that Beijing has raised confidentiality clauses to local subcontractors as a way of responding to the huge increase in duties imposed on China. They say that this Chinese decision, whose AFP has found no

August 29, 2024

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Afghan women post videos of themselves singing to protest the Taliban’s restrictive laws

Listen to the article Afghan women have launched an online protest by uploading videos of themselves singing in defiance of the Taliban’s latest draconian laws. The new restrictions, imposed on August 27, 2024, require women to remain silent in public and hide their faces and bodies, further removing their basic freedoms. Women from both Afghanistan and abroad challenge these norms by singing about their struggle for freedom. In one video, a woman sings with her face and body fully covered, lamenting the restrictions imposed by the Taliban, who have silenced women and confined them to their homes. The lyrics of

August 21, 2024

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Indian doctor arrested in US for recording nude videos of women and children

A 40-year-old Indian doctor, Oumair Aejaz, has been arrested and is being held in a US jail on $2 million bail after being charged with multiple sex crimes. Aejaz is accused of secretly recording hundreds of nude images and videos of children and men over several years, according to media reports. Aejaz was arrested on August 8 after allegedly installing hidden cameras in various settings including bathrooms, locker rooms, hospital rooms and his own home. These recordings involved children as young as two years old in various states of undress, Fox News was mentioned. Authorities were alerted to his actions

August 11, 2024

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What’s Behind China’s ‘Pregnant Car’ Viral Videos?

China is currently battling an extreme heatwave that has not only disrupted daily life, but also led to an unexpected phenomenon involving vehicles. A strange video has gone viral on social media, particularly X (formerly known as Twitter), showing cars that appear to be ‘pregnant’. This unusual sight has caused curiosity and concern, prompting many to question the cause of this strange occurrence. The video, which has gained attention, depicts several cars with inflated exteriors, giving them a “pregnant” appearance. This is not due to mechanical failures or manufacturing defects, but is directly related to rising temperatures in China. The

May 27, 2024

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Shiraz’s sister Muskan posts videos

Amid news of children’s vlogger Muhammad Shiraz and his sister Muskan taking a step back from the digital realm, a mini-vlog has been released. Since the initial announcement, the “Shirazi Village Vlogs” YouTube channel has not published any new content. However, Facebook tells a different story. Their Facebook page recently delighted fans with a mini-vlog featuring the super-lovable Muskan. In the video, Muskan is seen wearing traditional jewelry on her forehead, introducing her village and introducing viewers to a buffalo. This all follows the stunning news of the two brothers quitting vlogging, as their father opened up about how fame

May 9, 2024

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Georgia Harrison is weighing in on the fear surrounding her own non-consensual videos

Georgia Harrison talks about the importance of making non-consensual content inaccessible amid personal legal proceedings Georgia Harrison is weighing in on the fear surrounding her own non-consensual videos Reality star Georgia Harrison has won her legal battle against her ex-boyfriend, Stephen Burr, for filming and publishing sexual videos and photos of her. The former Love Island star discussed the dire consequences with members of parliament (MPs) on the Women and Equalities Committee. There, he highlighted how this content on adult content sites “It went viral to a point I can’t explain.” “I feel like one of the biggest challenges in

May 6, 2024

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India BJP campaign videos targeting Muslims and opposition spark outrage

NEW DELHI: Cartoon videos shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party targeting the opposition Congress and the Muslim community have sparked complaints and anger as the political climate in India heats up in the middle of a six-week election. The videos, shared by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party on social media platforms Instagram and X over the past ten days, depict the Congress giving disproportionate benefits to India’s minority Muslim community at the expense of some disadvantaged tribal and Hindu caste groups. The Congress, in a complaint to the poll-monitoring Election Commission, said on Sunday that the video was shared

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