TikTok is filled with trends that can be…questionable (looking at you, milk crate challenge). So when a new trend pops up on the social media platform, it’s only natural to be wary of whether it’s ...

Scalpers who use bots to sweep up loads of tickets to plays, concerts, and sports events so they can resell for ludicrously high prices are on notice. Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York signed legislation ...

A fascinating, yet somewhat scary TikTok video is going viral of a barber engaging in what's been called "scalp popping," where he pulls his client's hair hard enough to create a popping sound against ...

This isn’t a content warning, per se — just a tip that you might not want to read this too in-depth if hearing people pop their joints makes you cringe. You probably know you can pop your fingers, ...

The new trend, called scalp popping or hair cracking, has taken over TikTok. The hashtag #scalppopping has garnered about 6.4 million views. Basically, people tightly twist a section of their hair to ...

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at reforming the live entertainment ticketing industry by targeting ticket scalping, bot usage, and hidden "junk fees." President Trump signed an ...

Scalp popping is a new trend on TikTok that has people tearing their hair out — literally. The videos have amassed millions of views on the social media app, and they are equal parts strange and ...

Haunted by the idea that refusing to pay hundreds of bucks for a scalping bot means you won't get a new GPU? Good news! Buying one doesn't necessarily help. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) ...

The newly announced Phantasmal Flames Pokemon TCG set is already overrun by scalpers, though The Pokemon Company appears to ...

Haunted by the idea that refusing to pay hundreds of bucks for a scalping bot means you won't get a new GPU? Good news! Buying one doesn't necessarily help. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) ...