All articles tagged with #public perception
Originally Published 14 days ago — by Toronto Star
The article discusses how Meghan Markle, who was expected to have a significant year in 2025, has instead become perceived as the most disappointing celebrity of the year, reflecting a shift in public perception.
Originally Published 25 days ago — by Yahoo
Addison Rae's debut album 'Addison' defied critics' low expectations, earning rave reviews and a Grammy nomination, despite initial skepticism from her record label and public assumptions that her music would be 'bad' or 'soulless'.
Originally Published 27 days ago — by Politico
The rapid growth of data centers, expected to increase energy consumption significantly by 2030, is causing political and public concern. Big Tech companies and industry groups are actively lobbying and campaigning to shape public perception and policy, emphasizing that data centers are not the primary drivers of rising energy costs and highlighting infrastructure issues instead.
Originally Published 28 days ago — by CalMatters
A study shows that hydrant failures during the Palisades fire were common and not unique, often caused by water system limitations and fire conditions, contradicting claims that water shortages or hydrant issues were the primary cause of fire damage, and highlighting how political and psychological factors influence public perception of fire response failures.
Originally Published 1 month ago — by MassLive.com
Bill Belichick's first college coaching season with North Carolina ended with a 4-8 record and a series of blowout losses, leading to mixed national reactions that highlight the challenges of transitioning from NFL success to college coaching and the scrutiny faced by public figures in sports.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NASA Watch
Despite renewed efforts to return humans to the Moon, a significant majority of the global population has never seen a human walk on another world, and many are unaware of the Apollo missions. The article discusses the challenges NASA faces in engaging the public and maintaining leadership in lunar exploration amid international competition, especially from China, and highlights the importance of leveraging new technology and perspectives to inspire a new generation of explorers.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Axios
Trump officials insist there is no affordability crisis, claiming prices are stabilizing or falling, despite conflicting data showing rising consumer prices and increased grocery costs, and ongoing public concern about affordability.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Washington Post
The article reflects on how watching a controversial Ryan Murphy show starring Kim Kardashian has profoundly affected the author, highlighting the show's impact on their perception and feelings.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Our World in Data
Research indicates that vaping is significantly less harmful than smoking tobacco and can be an effective tool for quitting cigarettes, but public perception remains largely negative due to media and misinformation. Vaping delivers less toxic chemicals, and while not risk-free, it poses lower health risks, especially compared to the dangers of smoking. It is recommended for current smokers as a quitting aid, but not for non-smokers or young people, as concerns about nicotine addiction and gateway effects persist. Closing the perception gap could save millions of lives by encouraging more smokers to switch to vaping.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by PsyPost
A series of studies, including surveys and interviews, explore the phenomenon of exercise-induced orgasms in women, revealing that about 9% have experienced this at least once, often during abdominal exercises or weightlifting, with sensations starting in childhood and sometimes linked to later sexual experiences. The research aims to understand the physiological mechanisms behind these responses and their integration into sexual life, highlighting complex emotional reactions and potential for empowering experiences, while noting the need for further diverse and physiological studies.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by NASA Watch
The article criticizes NASA and other government agencies for shifting their outreach focus away from inclusivity towards stereotypical representations of Americans, such as white males from the 1950s, reflecting a broader concern about the direction of public engagement and diversity efforts.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Variety
Jennifer Lawrence has expressed her dislike for press interviews, revealing that her past candidness was a defense mechanism and that she feels she was rejected for her personality rather than her work. She has taken a break from Hollywood to focus on her well-being and is now returning to promote her new film, 'Die My Love,' with a more cautious approach to publicity.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by vox.com
Taylor Swift's recent album release has been met with mixed reviews and some criticism, which she and critics suggest is part of her deliberate strategy to position herself as a villain and generate buzz, reflecting her showgirl mentality and hyper-personal lyrics. NPR critic Ann Powers interprets this as a calculated move to strengthen her artistic persona amidst controversy.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Geo TV
Virginia Giuffre's book portrays Prince Andrew as immature and entitled, comparing him to a child who never left nursery, which damages his reputation and raises concerns about the royal family's image amid ongoing scandals.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Yahoo
Kevin Federline reflects on his past, including his relationship with Britney Spears, in his new memoir, aiming to provide his perspective, address public misconceptions, and focus on his family and personal growth as he moves forward from his Hollywood past.