#social-media-reaction

#social-media-reaction

The BBC has ruled that one of its most recognizable anchors breached impartiality standards after she changed the scripted term pregnant people to women live on air, a moment that went viral and was cheered online by gender-critical activists, including Harry Potter author JK Rowling. The British broadcaster's Executive Complaints Unit (ECU) found anchor Martine Croxall's facial expression and audible hesitation amounted to an implicit stance in the ongoing battle about trans language and categories.

After the win -- the Bruins' fourth straight victory -- Zadorov said he felt compelled to up the energy inside UBS Arena. "We needed to create our own energy because the crowd was sleeping tonight a little bit," Zadorov said. "So I felt like we had to go out there and create our own energy, get everybody going on the bench, get excited."

Her comments were anodyne as far as those about wealth inequality go. No "Tax the rich," no "Eat the rich," no "Class war - now." Eilish couched her critique in love, not once but twice; she even added "no hate." In a video of the event, it's clear from the way Eilish scans the room as she speaks that she's talking directly to the Innovator Awards audience.

Reactions to Wednesday night's New York City mayoral debate were heavily focused on the candidates' efforts to attack each other for alleged personal scandals, such as former Governor Andrew Cuomo's sexual harassment allegations and Zohran Mamdani's links to radical politics. The candidates' decision to relentlessly criticize each other amid their final chance to make a pitch to voters did not go unnoticed on social media. While each candidate received support and criticism all around, Cuomo's response to a question from Mamdani about what he would say to victims who have accused him of sexual harassment was frequently highlighted.

Last night, I was up all night praying for my sister, Dolly. Many of you know she hasn't been feeling her best lately. I truly believe in the power of prayer, and I have been led to ask all of the world that loves her to be prayer warriors and pray with me. She's strong, she's loved, and with all the prayers being lifted for her, I know in my heart she's going to be just fine. Godspeed, my sissy Dolly. We all love you!

during a Senate hearing on Tuesday morning. Sen. Booker also said we should have bipartisan agreement. I think that's a great idea we should have bipartisan agreement, Cruz said. How about we all come together and say Let's stop murders.' How about we all come together and say Let's stop rape.' How about we all come together and say Let's stop attacking pedophiles.

Peacemaker star Freddie Stroma has sparked a wave of thirst from fans after a scene from the most recent episode of the DC television series showed Vigilante in just some wet white briefs. It's been a big few weeks for male celebrities in (or out) of their underwear, with Chris Evans wearing a jockstrap in lesbian detective flick Honey, Don't!, and KJ Apa getting his "hairy" bum out for new film The Map That Leads to You.

"When I saw that photo, I felt it to my core,"

Plum stated, 'The T-shirt, just [a] united front, was determined this morning... zero members of Team Clark were very present for that.' This comment was interpreted by some as a jab at Clark and her team.

When the race started, he blew by her so fast, she suffered massive wind burn, prompting laughter from his audience. "And he got out of the race, went and had a little lunch, [then] came back and watched the rest of the young ladies finish. The whole thing is crazy."

...the frankly dreadful design has all the features of a village fete poster designed by an 80-year-old grandma...

Was hoping to finish knitting my sock on this flight but guess it will have to wait.