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Screen Time | Men go crazy for likes in Louis Theroux's documentary

Screen Time | Men go crazy for likes in Louis Theroux's documentary

Tech reporter Rutger Otto reviews the Netflix documentary "Louis Theroux: Inside The Manosphere" in his weekly column. The film explores the behavior of men within online communities who seek validation through social media engagement.

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The third edition of Pride Haarlem featured a large Pride March and community festivities centered around the theme of unity. A unique highlight of the event was the introduction of specially designed pink banknotes, produced by the local printing company Koninklijke Joh. Enschedé, which are accepted as currency at participating businesses.

Shadowy world behind freelancer marketplace: ‘He drains people completely dry’

Shadowy world behind freelancer marketplace: ‘He drains people completely dry’

The freelance platform ProLinker is being accused of fraudulent activities, including posting fake AI-generated job vacancies and failing to pay dozens of freelancers. The platform has also been linked to unauthorized subscription charges, intimidation, and the disappearance of luxury vehicles.

Banning products from illegal Israeli settlements is (desired) symbolism

Banning products from illegal Israeli settlements is (desired) symbolism

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Reality series about Frans, Gerard and Wolter: we love watching folk singers

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Wonderwall climbs back to number 2 in UK charts after thirty years thanks to World Cup

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The Oasis song 'Wonderwall' has reached number two on the British music charts, matching its original 1995 peak. The resurgence of the rock ballad is attributed to the ongoing influence of the World Cup in England.