Ginny Andersen Shares Meme of PM and King

Ruby Teys reflects on her career shaped by the internet and its evolution from platforms like Vine to TikTok, emphasizing how it has influenced comedic expression and stardom. She underscores the internet's role in nurturing talent like Jay Versace, who transitioned from viral fame to a successful music career. Meanwhile, Mandy Worrall discusses the complexities of humor across cultures, noting that traditional jokes often lean male and expressing hope for a broader acceptance of female comedians. In geopolitical commentary, an opinion piece highlights Israel's assertive global stance, interpreting the nation's actions as part of a 'dream' of empowerment and divine favor. The sports world buzzes with Rodri's Ballon d'Or win, contrasted by Real Madrid's decision to boycott the ceremony. Finally, a political meme shared by former Labour Minister Ginny Andersen pokes fun at King Charles during a recent Commonwealth meeting, showcasing the blend of humor and politics in social media.