Gen Z: Last News

brat autumn” — it’s the year of “brat,” period.That title has been made official as Collins Dictionary crowned “brat” — which is associated with chaotic behavior — the word of the year, with a nod to the acid-green Charli XCX record.“Inspired by the Charli XCX album, ‘brat’ has become one of the most talked about words of 2024,” the company said in a statement.

would prefer to be “severed,” like their favorite characters in the hit Apple TV series, “Severance.” Out of 2,000 UK workers surveyed, a startling 35% said they would willingly undergo a medical procedure to “sever” their work memories from their personal lives, according to data gathered by market research agency Savanta on behalf of the mental health platform Unmind.Among 18- to 25-year-olds, that figure rose to a staggering 46%. Among workers aged 55 and over, only one in five would want to be severed.“The fact that so many employees relate to the characters in ‘Severance’ shows just how blurred the lines between work and personal life have become,” CEO and co-founder of Unmind, Dr.

Jojo Siwa isn’t just putting on any old show this year.The 21-year-old pop star just announced she’s pulling out all the stops on her 22-concert nationwide tour this July and August.“Get ready for a Live Concert ft. New Songs, Current Songs, AND My Kids Songs, a GAYPOP Dj Set, & an immersive party….

multimillion-dollar brand with her work on OnlyFans.Despite receiving criticism left and right for the questionable content she shares online, the 20-year-old model only listens to the words of a higher power.Rain, who goes by SophieRaiin across social media platforms, exclusively told Fox News Digital that the subscription-based site is simply a stepping stone in her career, which has already helped her amass $43 million just two years out of high school.The content creator admitted that while she does receive backlash online, she’s never questioned her Christian faith.“I’m very strong,” she said. “I have a very close relationship with my church and I love God.

Babymonster had such a good time in North America, they decided to book a second trip.The rapidly-rising K-Pop girl group just announced six new shows in the U.S. and Canada as part of their ongoing ‘Hello Monsters 1st World Tour.’Their upcoming gigs will take place in August and September of this year at arenas in major metropolitan cities like Toronto (Aug.

Jennie — one of the four members of Blackpink — is going on a much shorter trek in the U.S. and her native South Korea in support of her forthcoming debut album “Ruby,” which hits shelves March 7.As of now, the only non-festival North American gigs the singer/rapper/actress/model has on her 2025 ‘Ruby Experience Tour’ itinerary are back-to-back performances at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater on March 6-7 and New York’s Radio City Music Hall on Monday, March 10.“Intense and intimate as I like it,” the 29-year-old shared in what appears to be a David Lynch-inspired Instagram post.She’s also slated to perform both Sundays at Coachella — April 13 and 20 — this year.

GloRilla just announced she’s taking off on her ‘Glorious Tour’ in support of her 2024 album with same name alongside special guests Real Boston Richey and Queen Key from February through April.Midway through the nationwide run, the recent “Saturday Night Live” musical guest is slated to swoop into New York City’s Hammerstein Ballroom on Wednesday, March 19.“Get ready GloRidaz we are about to get TURNT UP,” the 25-year-old Memphis native shared on Instagram. “Can’t wait to see y’all!”In addition to the tour, the “TGIF” rapper will also headline at three separate festivals this winter and spring.First up, she’ll lend her talents to Phoenix’s Powerhouse on Feb.

started streaming on Netflix last spring, making the show, which aired its final episode on HBO in 2004, easily accessible to a younger audience.When the series premiered in 1998, protagonist Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her gal pals — Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall), Charlotte York (Kristin Davis) and Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) — were loved and celebrated for their sexual freedom, over-the-top fashions and frank discussions about their lives and the men in them.But Gen Z isn’t charmed by Carrie’s stylish wardrobe, witty turns of phrase and romantic escapades — and they’re taking to social media to lampoon her antics. “She cheats on Aidan, begs for him to take her back and cries that he ‘has to forgive her!’ She essentially stalks Natasha for most of the seasons whilst bashing her every step of the way,” said Emma Christopher, a 19-year-old college student in Alexandria, Alabama.

on Oct. 7“He then quipped, “You killed at Coachella this year, but when Hamas kills at a music festival, it’s a whole other thing.

Megan Moroney is going to see a lot of the country in 2025.The popular singer just added 12 concerts to her 2025 ‘Am I Okay? Tour’ in support of her recently released second studio album, which shares a name with the tour. She’ll now hit major cities like Charleston (Sept. 12), Seattle (Sept.

Zach Top is on top of the world.The rapidly rising country star just announced he’s hitting the road in 2025 for his ‘Cold Beer and Country Music Tour’ in support of his recently-released debut album with the same name.On the 13-concert jaunt, the CMA Awards New Artist of the Year nominee and his special guests Cole Goodwin and Jake Worthington will hit major U.S. cities like Omaha (Jan.

Louis the Child and Icona Pop had slipped into their punchy radio track, titled “Weekend.”That song cost me my aux-cord privileges during carpool. But, I didn’t care that I overplayed it. Like much of their dance music, it had all the elements of a saucy teen hit; a cheeky cadence, heavy cuts, and of course, aggressively angsty lyrics.I’m only a little ashamed that I still have to bite my tongue to stop myself from singing it aloud as I write this.

Jessie Murph is doing something entirely different.The “Wild Ones” singer just announced she’s hitting the road for the second leg of her ‘In The Sticks Tour’ in support of her upcoming debut album “That Ain’t No Man That’s The Devil.”I’m rapping, I’m belting, and some of it’s slightly country,” Murph told Billboard about the record. “Everything I’m saying on this album…it’s coming straight from the heart.”As of now, she isn’t slated to make a proper New York City stop but will come close.On Saturday, Nov.

Tana Mongeau and Brooke Schofield announced they’re adding a second leg to their ‘Cancelled Cross Country Tour.’Starting in September, the candid co-hosts will swoop into 17 major venues all over North America.That includes huge shows at Binghamton’s Broome County Forum on Tuesday, Sept. 17, New York City’s Beacon Theatre on Thursday, Sept.

Clairo was just warming up.In June, the lo-fi bedroom pop star announced a pair of five-show New York Webster Hall and Los Angeles Fonda Theatre residencies ahead of the release of her new album “Charm,” which was due out July 12.Now, nearly a week after the record hit shelves, the “Sofia” singer has announced a 25-concert nationwide fall tour with special guest Alice Phoebe Lou in support of the record.Notable stops include gigs at Austin’s Moody Theater (Sept. 30 and Oct.

The Economist found that nudity and sex scenes has dipped by nearly 40% since the year 2000. But that’s not stopping every show from pushing the boundary.

a 1999 appearance on the “Maury” show finally scared the then-16-year-old Jersey girl straight. “I got booed by the audience, drill sergeants screamed in my face, and I then was taken away to boot camp,” White, now 40, told The Post. “It was a scary experience,” she continued.

Ice Spice was born on Jan. 1, 2000.To celebrate that unusual bit of trivia, the 24-year-old rapper will hit the road for the aptly-titled ‘Y2K! World Tour’ in support of her upcoming debut album “Y2K.”She’ll be joined by special guests Cash Cobain and RIOTUSA on all North American dates.Early in the month-long run, The Bronx native is slated to dropped into Montclair, NJ’s The Wellmont Theatre on Thursday, Aug.

CGI movie technology, it is getting harder and harder to deliver that true spine-chilling internal fear that makes horror films so great.Gen Z and Gen Alpha kids may arrogantly scoff at retro scary movies, but it hasn’t always been this way.There was once a time when picture-goers were so viscerally terrified by what they were seeing on the big screen that it would trigger powerful physical reactions right there in the theater.During Jaws (1975) people fainted and vomited in the cinema during some of the gruesome scenes, while others stopped going swimming in the ocean altogether out of pure fear.Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film Psycho (1960) sparked mania during the infamous shower stabbing scene, with reports of people hyperventilating and passing out in their cinema chairs.However, one of the most horrifying movies to ever hit the big screen, causing widespread panic, fear and repulsion, is William Friedkin’s The Exorcist (1973).Based on William Peter Blatty’s 1971 novel, the film follows the demonic possession of a young girl and her mother’s attempt to rescue her through an exorcism by two Catholic priests.With some wildly disturbing scenes, including some bizarre 360 degree head spinning, eerie spider-walking on the stairs and some disgusting projective lime-green vomit, it shocked those 1970s audiences to their core.One particular vulgar scene involving a crucifix — that is too crude to describe here — shocked and upset many, especially considering the percentage of people who were religious back then.The flick was so scary that even renowned Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert was at a loss for words about how it made him feel.“I am not sure exactly what reasons people will have for seeing this movie; surely

Conan Gray has officially graduated to superstar status.The 25-year-old pop icon just announced his worldwide ‘Found Heaven On Tour,’ in support of his upcoming album “From Heaven,” due out April 5.On the 17-concert U.S. leg of the international run, he’ll perform at arenas, amphitheaters, auditoriums and theaters with special guest Maisie Peters.That includes a stop at New York City’s Madison Square Garden on Monday, Sept.

posed Thursday at the much-anticipated franchise film’s premiere in Seoul, South Korea, the trio didn’t offer up your standard, simmering red-carpet moves. Instead, the performers each cupped one of their hands to the side of their smiling faces in a half-heart shape as photographers captured the unified gesture.Some confused baby boomers and Gen Xers were likely left pondering, “What are they doing?”Other fans also clamored about another gesture in which Chalamet crossed his thumbs and index fingers, with one X user asking in all caps: “WHY IS TIMOTHEE DOING AEGYO????” It turns out Gen Zers Chalamet, 28, and Zendaya, 27, joined millennial Butler, 32, in embracing forms of the Asian country’s cultural mainstay aegyo (pronounced “ay-gyo”).WHY IS TIMOTHEE DOING AEGYO???? https://t.co/orYbeJNf4sThe gestures are popular ways of posing — or, in another form, speaking — to convey love or to signify something cute or adorable, reportedly with roots in the Joseon dynasty reaching back to the late 1300s, according to Rolling Stone.