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Who’s the most famous star on Instagram?
I know, I know, it's not a rocket science to know the answer. But what makes it?
Bangladesh bans publisher for criticizing authority
The regulatory body of Bangladesh’s biggest book fair, Ekushey Book Fair, has banned a publishing house from attending the exhibition for the next two years for criticizing the authority.
Ronda Rousey proves “strong is beautiful” in new Pantene commercial
“Don’t hate me because I’m strong, strong is beautiful. I’m not one without the other,” model Ronda Rousey says in the latest Pantene commercial.
Iran arrests Instagram models for not wearing hijab
A number of Iranian models, photographers, and make-up artists have been arrested in Iran for posting selfies on Instagram without any hijab. The operation against the models, who refuse to wear hijab, started in March and resulted in arrests of at least 170 people as of now.
Facebook wants you to report ‘fake news’
Facebook is getting help from its users in identifying misleading stories through a survey it placed under the posts that contain news links.
Most popular YouTuber plans to delete his account!
The most popular YouTuber of all time, Felix Kjellberg, announced that he was planning to remove his YouTube channel once it reaches 50 million subscribers.
Uber’s future in Bangladesh looks blurry
Just after three days of its launching in Dhaka, the road transport regulatory authority of the country declared Uber as illegal and warned its drivers and clients against using the service. Meanwhile, a driver of the service expressed concerns about the future of Uber in Bangladesh.
Pakistani women want men to ‘beat’ them
Yes, as you read it, they want men to beat them. But that doesn't mean physical torture. It's far beyond than that!
Makeup artist shows brutal reality of domestic violence with photos
She was once a victim of domestic violence. But, now, she is courageous enough to let the world show what happened to her during a two-year relationship with a man who subjected her to physical and mental abuse.
Pakistani girls under attack for dancing publicly
They wanted to show the freedom girls should have in Pakistan. To promote the message "women should do what they want," a group of Pakistani female dancers performed a flash mob on the streets of Lahore. But the idea has backfired.
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