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The internet recently went into a tailspin over the weekend as hoax reports surfaced claiming Jackie Chan had died. Social media timelines were flooded with messages of condolence, tributes, and emotional posts-in all, spurred by a doctored image and AI "news" headlines. Hours later, fans around the world found themselves learning the truth: the action star is very much alive. But the damage was already done.

Quentin Tarantino didn’t just criticize Paul Dano he dismissed him. And that one remark has set off a wave of backlash from fans who aren’t willing to let a subtle, quiet, brilliant actor be reduced to “weak sauce.” Because maybe the real fight isn’t about the insult, it's about how loudly we underestimate performances that don’t need to scream.

Denmark’s decision to push back against big social media platforms isn’t just a rule change it’s a wake-up call. As the world debates how to keep kids safe online, Denmark’s bold move is forcing everyone to rethink what “protection” really means in a digital age.

Elon Musk in an interview with Bill Maher (Image via Real Time with Bill Maher/YouTube) The legal case between the Indian government and...