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Ninja Ramen Responds After Twitch Streamer CrashOutKent Says He Felt Unwelcome
The Twitch and TikTok creator says a York, Pennsylvania ramen dinner left him ignored and hurt, but the restaurant owner told a different story.
Khaby Lame’s $975M TikTok AI Twin Deal Raises New Red Flags
Trading is being restricted, the stock has crashed, and Khaby’s billion-dollar AI deal is suddenly in question.
Shirley Raines, TikTok Activist Who Helped Homeless Population on Skid Row, Dies at 58
The Beauty 2 the Streetz founder, known as Ms. Shirley, was known for viral videos of her helping those in need.
TikTok Creator Riziki Ilenre’s Death Under Investigation Amid Online Harassment Claims
Police are investigating the death of TikTok creator Riziki Ilenre as questions circulate about possible online harassment.
Girlalala Remembered as an ‘Inspiration’ by Pompano Beach Community
The TikTok influencer was murdered last month, and her boyfriend was arrested in connection with the crime.
TikTok Star Tamo Helps Get Man Discharged From Navy Over Racial Slurs
'There’s nothing you can do to stop me,' Tamo said.
Celebrity Hairstylist Cliff Vmir Announces Nationwide Distribution of Viral Hair Care Products
Vmir's clients include Tiffany "New York" Pollard & Jazmine Sullivan.
TikTok Star Khaby Lame Detained by ICE at Las Vegas Airport Over Visa Issues
Lame is an Italian citizen with over 160 million TikTok followers.
Natasha Rothwell to Star in TV Show Based on ‘Who Tf Did I Marry’ TikTok Series
Rothwell, formerly of HBO comedy-drama 'Insecure,' will produce and star in the upcoming show.
Will ‘Who TF Did I Marry' TikToker Reesa Teesa Do a Movie or Series? People Think It’s Coming After Signing With Creative Artists Agency
The viral 50-part series premiered on TikTok on Feb. 14.
'Who TF Did I Marry' TikToker Responds to Speculation of How Much Money She’s Made From Viral Series
Reesa Teesa went viral on TikTok for her wild 50-part series about her ex-husband.
Jordan Ray on Why Black Tiktokers Are on Strike
When Meg Thee Stallion dropped “Thot Shit,” everyone expected the latest TikTok dance for it to go viral, but Black creators decided to take a stand and start a boycott. TikTok creator Jordan Ray breaks down everything that led up to the strike, and how TikTok can be more inclusive for Black creators.