The Tesla owner and aspiring Mars colonist who purchased social media giant Twitter for $44 billion

Her album set the charts on fire when it dropped in October. Fans hoping to catch the artist on tour waited in online queues for hours in a Ticketmaster fiasco.

This quickly evolving technology include the popular apps Lensa and ChatGPT.

The “Jesus is King” rapper who made a host of increasingly anti-Semetic statements on several podcasts

The royal family matriarch who passed away at 96 years old. She was Britain’s longest reigning monarch.

A major concern for parents and students especially after the horrific incident at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.

The leader of the country who invaded Ukraine ten months ago.

The protagonist of Disney's animated feature film Encanto. The songs of Encanto were TikTok-viral, particularly the single “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.”

Controversial issue that became highly restricted after the Dobbs decision by the Supreme Court.

YouTuber and philanthropist who officially became the most-followed person on YouTube this year, surpassing the “retired” gaming YouTuber PewDiePie.

Her 1980’s hit “Running Up That Hill” went viral earlier this year after being featured in season 4 of Stranger Things. She says the song is about being in a powerful relationship and wishing you could trade places with the other person so that you can finally understand their point of view.

The “authentic” social media app took off on college campuses in 2022, with over 7.6 million downloads. The app’s signature feature is its timed-notification that prompts users to take a selfie of their current moment and upload it.