What’s Happening This Week on Instagram!
To keep the world updated is our job. Let’s have a look at the latest edition of What's Happening This Week On Instagram aka Reels Trends For This Week
Get Ready Music Aspirants for Instagram’s First-Ever Workshop That Will Make You Big on Reels!
Ankit Rihal, Kabir Chandra, and Roxanna Chinoy are going to spill the tea on how to make a successful journey with Reels only for music folks!
The Most-Awaited YouTube Theater Officially Opened at Hollywood Park!
YouTube and Hollywood Park finally opened the YouTube Theater last month in the presence of known personalities, with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Your Guide To Decision Making at Netflix
Who decides what to change on Netflix? If you have ever pondered upon this questions then here's your guide to decision making at Netflix.
Must Know: Nana Agyemang’s Ways to Build an Engaged Audience on Instagram
Instagram’s @Creators featured Nana Agyemang’s Reel, in which she explained four ways to engage with the audience and build an active community.
How I Represent: YouTube’s New Video Series
Following the footsteps of establishing trends and respecting cultures. YouTube has started a new video series How I Represent. Let's have a look.
Zakir Khan & Badshah to Appear on ‘Star Vs Food 2’ With Popular Bollywood Celebs!
Stand-up comedian Zakir Khan and rapper Badshah are all set to show their cooking talents in the kitchen with Bollywood celebrities on discovery+.
Akull & Aastha Gill’s New Song ‘Soulmate’ Crosses a Million Views!
Akull and Aastha Gill dropped their latest song ‘Soulmate’ on YouTube starring Shivaleeka Oberoi, the ‘Khuda Haafiz’ fame actor.
All You Need To Know About Twitter’s Upcoming Features
Twitter has taken a dive into user's privacy by introducing a bunch of new features. Let's have a look at Twitter's upcoming features.
All You Need To Know About Netflix & BBC Partnering Up
Netflix and British Broadcasting Corporation have come together to form a partnership to develop and fund new, ambitious dramas featuring disabled creatives.