Real History on Instagram: "The old 1994 clip of Kim Kardashian introducing herself is fascinating because it shows her long before fame, filters, or a carefully managed public image. In the video, she’s just a kid—soft-spoken, smiling shyly, and casually talking about who she is with none of the confidence or media polish she’s known for today. What makes it go viral is the contrast: knowing she would later become one of the most recognizable figures in the world makes this ordinary, almost awk

Xavi Abat on Instagram: "👩‍⚖️👶 ¿Sabías que el Estado te puede quitar la custodia de tu hijo? Sí, aunque suene fuerte, es legal… y necesario en ciertos casos. Nuestra Constitución Española, en su artículo 39, deja clarísimo que los poderes públicos deben asegurar la protección de los menores, incluso frente a sus propios padres. Vamos, que si el entorno familiar pone en riesgo al niño, se actúa. Y punto. Pero… ¿cuándo pasa eso? Pues cuando se cumplen algunos de estos supuestos: ❌ Maltrato físic

Yurina Noguchi married an AI-generated persona named Klaus through ChatGPT. Although the marriage isn’t legal in Japan, Noguchi says AI makes her happier. CNN’s Clare Duffy reports. #cnn #news #japan #ai

Terrifying on Instagram: "In 1980, during a live broadcast of the popular British wrestling program World of Sport, television presenter Jackie Fullerton was conducting an interview ringside with the legendary wrestler Giant Haystacks (real name: Martin Ruane). Fullerton, perhaps in a moment of journalistic mischief or playful banter, directly questioned the legitimacy of professional wrestling, asking the 6-foot-11, 600-pound behemoth if the sport was “real.” Giant Haystacks, in character as th