Newsletter: 5 wild cheaters exposed by the internet
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Hello fellow web crawlers! Andrew here. Welcome to today's edition of web_crawlr.
Our top stories today are about: Five wild times cheaters were exposed on the internet and went viral, a rapper launching a conspiracy theory-tinged streetwear line, the origins of the "Bugs Bunny 'No' Meme," and the internet uniting in thirst over Manny Jacinto in The Acolyte.
After that, our Senior Reporter Tricia has a "Digital Democracy" column for you.
See you tomorrow!
— A.W.
⚡ Today in Internet Culture
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‘I would be so feral’: 5 of the wildest cheaters who got exposed on TikTok
Here's a look at five of the most jaw-dropping cheating stories, revealing just how far some people will go to hide their secrets, and how dramatic it can be when they get caught.
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M.I.A. drops conspiracy-tinged streetwear line, including a 5G-blocking tin foil bucket hat
Rapper M.I.A. is launching a streetwear line to help protect against “Wi-Fi, 4G & 5G from reaching your brain.”
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The origins of the Bugs Bunny ‘no’ meme
The Bugs Bunny “no” meme is a popular reaction image or gif that shows the Looney Toons character leaning over with his tongue touching the roof of his mouth.
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The internet unites in thirst over Manny Jacinto in ‘The Acolyte,’ and his former co-star D’Arcy Carden understands why
The Good Place co-star was well ahead of the curve on the Acolyte standout.
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By Tricia Crimmins
Senior Reporter
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