All articles tagged with #internet sensation
A pet zebra named Ed, who had been on the run for over a week in Tennessee and became an internet sensation, was safely captured and airlifted back to its owner after being located in a pasture near Christiana.
A pet zebra named Ed, who was on the run for over a week in Tennessee and became an internet sensation, was safely captured and returned to his owner via helicopter after multiple sightings and social media attention.
Kabosu, the Shiba Inu behind the famous "doge" meme and face of Dogecoin, has died at 18 after battling leukaemia and liver disease. Her owner, Atsuko Sato, expressed gratitude for the love and support over the years. Kabosu became an internet sensation in 2010 and her image was later sold as an NFT for $4 million.
Gail Lewis, a Walmart employee of 10 years, went viral on TikTok after sharing an emotional sign-off to her coworkers. The video has garnered over 22.5 million views and 80,000 followers. While leaving the store for the last time, Lewis expressed bittersweet feelings about leaving her Walmart family but also excitement for a better job. Social media users have created fictional stories about her past, and Lewis has yet to reveal her new job.
British pop musician PinkPantheress, known for her internet-fueled rise to fame, is preparing to release her new album, "Heaven Knows," in November. With over 23 million monthly listeners on Spotify and 2.6 million followers on TikTok, PinkPantheress has gained a significant following. The album features infectious hooks and a sound that combines Y2K aesthetics with contemporary hyperpop. PinkPantheress takes a strong role in all aspects of her music, emphasizing the importance of her own vision and creativity. Despite her fear of roller coasters, she faces her fears and embraces discomfort, which reflects in her music. While she acknowledges room for improvement as a live performer, PinkPantheress is determined to grow and is excited for upcoming shows opening for Olivia Rodrigo.
An aerial photo of John Travolta's mansion, featuring parking for two jetliners, has gone viral on the internet. The unique residence, which has been featured in media before, resembles a weird city-building computer game and showcases the American dream of an unwalkable exurban vehicular community taken to new heights.
Jonathan Ware, also known as Zombie Boy, who gained internet fame in 2007 for saying "I like turtles," has reprised his role in a new commercial for the upcoming movie "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem." The ad pays homage to Ware's viral clip, featuring his zombie makeup and an interview reminiscent of the original. The film, set to release on August 2, aims to revive the beloved '80s franchise with a more animated and comic book-inspired look.
A Polish woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann has been proven wrong by DNA test results. Julia Wendell, 21, had appeared on the US talk show Dr Phil, where she said she started suspecting she was Madeleine last June, but did not provide any proof. Her parents have branded her claims as 'lies and manipulation'. DNA results have now confirmed Wendell is not Madeleine. Instead, the DNA results found she was indeed from Poland – as her parents had insisted – with some Lithuanian and Romanian heritage.