Conor Murray, Forbes Staff

TikTok users have mocked influencers who have traveled to Disney World despite the impending hurricane and warnings from Florida officials to evacuate.

Alex Cooper’s “Call Her Daddy” podcast is not typically political and attracts a politically diverse audience, making her interview of Vice President Kamala Harris controversial among some of her listeners.

Bryan deactivated his X account and posted a series of Instagram stories apologizing to both Swift and her fans.

Musk’s post could allude to Swift declaring herself a “Childless Cat Lady,” or to false claims parroted by former President Donald Trump that Haitian migrants are eating pet cats—though police in Springfield, Ohio, have denied this.

Cooper’s podcast has ranked as the second-biggest on Spotify since 2021, only behind “The Joe Rogan Experience.”

Lynch, a former Forbes billionaire, made his fortune as the CEO of Autonomy, a tech company acquired by HP in a sale that led to more than a decade of legal strife.

Athletes living in the Olympic Village in Paris have posted dining hall food reviews to TikTok, lamenting the quality of the offerings.

The widely memed quote has resurged on social media as a seemingly tongue-in-cheek rallying cry for Vice President Kamala Harris to replace President Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee following his poor debate performance.

Bridgit Mendler, an actress and singer best known for her roles in Disney Channel’s “Good Luck Charlie” and “Lemonade Mouth,” is adding a CEO title to her resume with her satellite data startup Northwood Space.

Stanley’s annual revenue reportedly jumped tenfold over the last four years, largely thanks to the mega-viral TikTok craze.