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The King of Petty has officially reclaimed his throne, teaming up with DoorDash to take shade to a new level just days before the Super Bowl.
50 Cent uses the "Big Beef" campaign to take aim at his rivals, specifically Diddy, who is currently roughly four months into a 50-month sentence at FCI Fort Dix in New Jersey, using everything from cheese puffs to combs to prove he never lets go of a grudge.
It’s a hilarious reminder that when it comes to long-term feuds, you should never try to outdo Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson.
#superbowl #nfl #superbowcommercial #50cent #halftimeshow
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Amidst a struggling economy, government shutdown, and uncertain SNAP benefits, TikTok has become an unexpected hub for mutual aid, with users setting up pop-up food pantries to feed their communities.
One of the most viral examples of these DIY food pantries came from AJ Owen (@ ajpgh412). In a teary TikTok, Owen describes how his front-yard food pantry has helped countless people, before revealing that an anonymous donor dropped off an envelope stuffed with cash.
Across TikTok and other platforms, similar pop-up pantries are multiplying — digital proof that grassroots generosity can spread as quickly as any viral trend.��
(Video Credit: AJ Owen (@ ajpgh412) via TikTok)
#government #shutdown #snap #news #breakingnews
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mashable
Ariana Grande is clearly logged on because she, like everyone else online these days, had a visceral reaction to the numbers six and seven.
The pop star and Wicked: For Good lead filmed a Variety Actors on Actors conversation with Adam Sandler that recently dropped. A 6-7 meme-fueled moment from that talk has quickly gone viral because it's super relatable.
Sandler might be unaware of what he did when he mentioned the two numbers, but it's clear Grande knew exactly how the public would respond. And in that moment, one of the world's biggest stars was just like us.
🎥: Variety
#67 #sixseven #arianagrande #adamsandler
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mashable
At the #MadebyGoogle event, things got spicy when someone whispered the forbidden fruit’s name (it rhymes with Snapple).
Somewhere, a PR manager fainted.
#google #jimmyfalon #googlepixel
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Well, it wasn’t the Bite of ‘83. This time. #markiplier #fnaf #vidcon #fnaf4 #biteof87
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mashable
Worried that Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 can't withstand a lot of folding and unfolding? A Korean YouTuber is here to alleviate those fears — or make them worse, depending on how his experiment ends.
The tech-it YouTube channel is currently running a stream in which one of the hosts aims to fold the Galaxy Z Fold 7 200,000 times to see how it holds up. One would imagine that performing this would be easier using specialized equipment, but the streamer in the video is actually manually folding and unfolding the phone, which is...impressive?
A caption on top of the video stream claims that the feat is performed manually to make the experiment "similar to the actual usage environment." Our wrists hurt just looking at it, though.
Video Credit: Tech It/YouTube
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There are some stories the internet collectively decides to care about.
This week, it’s a little monkey named Punch.
Punch — or more colloquially, Punch-kun — is a baby macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo in Chiba, Japan, near Tokyo. Born in July 2025, he was rejected by his mother shortly after birth. In the wild, that would have meant certain death. At the zoo, where Punch was raised through hand-rearing, it meant something else: survival, and a substitute for the one thing zookeepers couldn’t provide.
A plush toy.
In photos and videos that have now spread across X and Instagram, Punch rarely lets go of his stuffed orangutan doll. He clings to it while he sleeps. He carries it on his back. When he’s frightened or overwhelmed, he presses his face into it, as if trying to disappear. Unfortunately, the other monkeys in the enclosure haven’t taken to Punch as warmly as the internet has, though he is making some strides.
And his popularity in Japan is only growing, as hundreds of visitors flock to Ichikawa City for a glimpse of Punch and his stuffed orangutan (aka Oran Mama).
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mashable
Looks like the Mayor of Flavortown is heading to the Super Bowl this year.
Guy Fieri, everyone’s favorite eccentric culinary icon, has been teasing his upcoming collaboration with the home appliance brand Bosch with a totally new look.
Is it real? Is it AI? Who knows. All we know is that without his signature goatee and frosty highlights, Guy looks more like an insurance salesman than a rockstar chef.
Let’s just hope he returns to his signature spiky self once the game is over.
#superbowl #football #nfl
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mashable
You've been warned.
Episode 5 is an extended flashback, trading Boy Kavalier's (Samuel Blenkin) Neverland research facility for the USCSS Maginot in the lead-up to its crash landing on Earth.
Alien: Earth has already hinted at what happened to the crew of the Maginot in their final hours. They also caught a glimpse of one crew member on a medical table with his chest cut open and signs of alien bodies in his GI tract.
Basically, whatever happened to them, it wasn't good! But it also wasn't enough to raise our queasiness levels to alarming rates.
Still, seeing the corpses is one thing. Seeing the horrors on the Maginot actually play out is a totally different story — one that left us shunning our snacks and even our trusty water bottle for some time after watching. No spoilers, but it is predictably grisly! Nauseating, even.
#alienearth #alien #hulu #aliens #uap
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Spotify’s in a spot of trouble!
Christianna Silva, Mashable’s Senior Culture Reporter, has a take on what’s causing users to leave and shows you how to move your playlists to a different streaming platform.
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Comedian Josh Johnson reminds us that AI wouldn't even exist without human creativity, so the robots should probably thank us for their existence.
Head to the link in bio for the full interview.
#Mash101
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There's a new addition to the Alien universe and for the first time, it's in the form of a TV series. Alien: Earth premieres Aug. 12, nearly a year to the day after Alien: Romulus, the latest film in the Alien franchise, hit theaters.
There are seven films in the classic Alien franchise, including the newest release, Alien: Romulus.
There are also two crossover films to add to your binge if you really want to complete the saga, although no one will blame you if you skip AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004) and Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (2007). Then, of course, the new FX series Alien: Earth adds a new layer of lore into the mix.
Like any good franchise, the official release order of the films and new series differs from the actual narrative. The order you watch them is completely up to you.
If you're more into the timeline jumps and lore of it all, you'll probably want to watch in chronological order. Though it's the newest film in the franchise, Romulus takes place somewhere in the 57-year gap between Alien and Aliens. And the new series is basically a prequel to the original Alien, set two years before.
Swipe through to see the ultimate watch order for the Alien franchise just in time for next week’s Alien: Earth premiere.
#alien #alienearth #scifi #movies #streaming
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mashable
Jordan The Stallion has stories to tell. And you’ve likely seen them; the guy is everywhere.
He has 17 million followers on TikTok, has collaborated with some of the biggest celebrities (Donald Glover, Steph Curry, and Channing Tatum, to name a few), and his posts consistently rack up millions of views. Jordan’s the guy you’ve almost certainly seen on your FYP motioning you closer, saying, “Come here,” or testing TikTok’s favorite juicer.
Real last name Howlett — no, his surname is not The Stallion — Jordan is up for Storyteller of the Year at the 2025 TikTok Awards. He sat down with Mashable in New York to talk about his journey as a creator and what, exactly, it’s like to film with the most famous people on the planet.
Head to the link in bio for the full interview.
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Catch Jordan and all the other nominees at the show on Dec. 18th at 5 p.m. PT. Mashable will be on the ground at the TikTok Awards so stay locked to our site and socials for everything about the show.
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To clarify, Suga hates swimming NOT Swim 😅😅 #bts #btsswim #spotify
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If you’ve been online lately, you’ve seen Knicks fans absolutely losing their minds. From the high of underdog wins against the Spurs to the pure chaos of climbing MTA buses, New Yorkers are doing whatever it takes to witness history.
And no, they aren’t just watching from the couch or the local dive. Die-hards are tuning in from the most unhinged places imaginable.
Here are the wildest spots we’ve spotted people catching the games ➡️
#nyc #nyknicks #knicks #knicksnation #nbafinals
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'King of the Hill' actor Pamela Adlon reacts to Bobby Hill TikTok videos 😂
#kingofthehill #bobbyhill #saymore #animation
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HONOR just debuted its brand new Robot Phone concept at MWC in Barcelona. 🤖📱
Featuring a motorized 360-degree gimbal camera, this device can track your movement, “nod” in response to input, and even dance to your music.
The Robot Phone will arrive in the second half of 2026.
#RobotPhone #HONOR #TechNews #smartphone #MWC26
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Someone, please remind Jeremy of all his amazing characters — the world needs them! #dropouts #comedy
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That fox sweater? Amazing!!!
![If you want to post mac’n cheese on TikTok, your skin better be as thick as your casserole dish.
That’s what Tineke “Tini” Younger learned in 2023 when she shared a three-minute video of her roux-soaked mac recipe. While the video went viral – today it has 101 million views and 9.6 million likes – the comments came in hot as smoked paprika. Some users called the recipe overhyped, and others accused Tini of cultural appropriation.
In an interview for The Mashable 101 – our list of genre-breaking content creators, influencers, and culture shapers – Tini tells us “That recipe took me four years to perfect…”
“If you go on my TikTok, and if you go all the way down to like 2021 and 2022, I’m making different variations of that mac ‘n cheese. I’m experimenting and [asking my then-boyfriend] Antoine, ‘Is this the best mac ‘n cheese you’ve ever had?’ And he’s like, ‘not yet.’”
She worked on the recipe until she got “Antoine’s approval” as the best mac ‘n cheese he’d ever had — creamy, cheesy, not too powerful, not too seasoned. She said having Antoine as her taste-tester is key.
“I can’t get better if I don’t get honest feedback.”
Feedback came in droves after the video spiked. But life has thrown Tini plenty. She confronted a learning disability as a teenager, discovered a love of food while failing high school, and even thrived as a co-host on Gordon Ramsay’s YouTube channel. You may not know it, but through challenges, this content creator keeps cooking forward.
Head to Mashable.com to learn about Tini’s journey in and out of the kitchen, what Gordon Ramsey smells like, and why we’d likely fail her mac ‘n cheese recipe. You probably would, too.
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This year, our team pulled together #Mashable101, a list of creators, influencers, and community builders who’ve defined digital culture in 2025. These are the people and personalities entertaining us, shifting culture, and redefining what it means to influence the world.
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If you want to post mac’n cheese on TikTok, your skin better be as thick as your casserole dish.
That’s what Tineke “Tini” Younger learned in 2023 when she shared a three-minute video of her roux-soaked mac recipe. While the video went viral – today it has 101 million views and 9.6 million likes – the comments came in hot as smoked paprika. Some users called the recipe overhyped, and others accused Tini of cultural appropriation.
In an interview for The Mashable 101 – our list of genre-breaking content creators, influencers, and culture shapers – Tini tells us “That recipe took me four years to perfect…”
“If you go on my TikTok, and if you go all the way down to like 2021 and 2022, I’m making different variations of that mac ‘n cheese. I’m experimenting and [asking my then-boyfriend] Antoine, ‘Is this the best mac ‘n cheese you’ve ever had?’ And he’s like, ‘not yet.’”
She worked on the recipe until she got “Antoine’s approval” as the best mac ‘n cheese he’d ever had — creamy, cheesy, not too powerful, not too seasoned. She said having Antoine as her taste-tester is key.
“I can’t get better if I don’t get honest feedback.”
Feedback came in droves after the video spiked. But life has thrown Tini plenty. She confronted a learning disability as a teenager, discovered a love of food while failing high school, and even thrived as a co-host on Gordon Ramsay’s YouTube channel. You may not know it, but through challenges, this content creator keeps cooking forward.
Head to Mashable.com to learn about Tini’s journey in and out of the kitchen, what Gordon Ramsey smells like, and why we’d likely fail her mac ‘n cheese recipe. You probably would, too.
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This year, our team pulled together #Mashable101, a list of creators, influencers, and community builders who’ve defined digital culture in 2025. These are the people and personalities entertaining us, shifting culture, and redefining what it means to influence the world.
Did your favorite creator make the list? Head to the link in our bio to find out.
Mashable (@mashable) Instagram Stats & Analytics
Mashable (@mashable) has 982K Instagram followers with a 4.69% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 501 posts, Mashable received 3.25M total likes and 62.9M impressions, averaging 6.49K likes per post. This page tracks Mashable's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.
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Mashable (@mashable) has 982K Instagram followers as of July 2026.
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Mashable's Instagram engagement rate is 4.69% over the last 12 months, based on 501 posts.
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Mashable received 3.25M total likes across 501 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 6.49K likes per post.
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Mashable's Instagram content generated 62.9M total impressions over the last 12 months.