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Oct 21, 2026 at 11:08 AM EDT Therapist, coach, speaker and author Artificial intelligence is getting better at imitating humanity. We are getting worse at protecting it. Every day, we hand another piece of human experience to a machine. We ask algorithms to…
Alexandra Beth, better known as AlexandrasGirlyTalk, has prompted renewed discussion among longtime fans after viewers revisited her older beauty tutorials and questioned how her online presence has changed. An online discussion on Tuesday, 20 October, revisited the Canadian creator's rise to…
Turns out, there is a better way. I'm a deputy editorial director on the BuzzFeed Shopping team (I've been a shopping editor so long, I remember when Prime Day was just one day), who has spent the better part of…
Mark K. Miller began covering the television industry in 1975 when he joined Broadcasting magazine as an editorial assistant, becoming a staff writer. He moved to editing, becoming managing editor of the renamed Broadcasting & Cable in 1991. Mark left B&C at the…
One-fifth of U.S. adults regularly get their news on TikTok, the Pew Research Center reports. While the share is flat from 2025, 39% of Americans ages 18 to 29 regularly go to TikTok for news, compared with 25% of people in the 30-49 age category and 11% of…
At first glance, some engineering projects seem completely over the top. A giant golden sphere inside a skyscraper? A bridge that disappears into the water? A ski slope built on top of a power plant? They look more like science…
Once you get your hands on this foot peeling spray and this magnetic car charger, it’ll feel like true love. Or at least, a very functional version of it. As a Senior Shopping Writer at BuzzFeed, I specialize in a…
Buh-bye to the fingerprints that always appear on your stainless-steel fridge. As a Deputy Editorial Director for BuzzFeed’s shopping team, I love to get into the weeds of why a product’s worth the money by deep diving into customer reviews,…
Recently, I often see the term "Heisei Retro". What usually appears there is mainly from the 2000s to the early 2010s. Certainly, looking back at the time from over a decade to two decades ago, it is quite old and interesting as…
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who see something broken and start looking for a replacement, and those who see the same problem and start looking around the garage for something they can make work. The…