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People Mocked This Movie, Then Paid Millions to Watch It

Chinese animated film Niu Lai has turned from an almost ignored theatrical release into one of China's most unusual viral box-office stories after its crude animation and unconventional storytelling became a social-media sensation. Made over about five years by director Xin Yumeng and his mother Sun Lifang, the film's weaknesses unexpectedly became its biggest marketing tool as audiences began buying tickets out of curiosity.

Aug 19
Mocked Film Becomes Box-Office Sensation

YouTube Raises The Bar: New Creators Will Need Double The Watch Time And Views To Earn

YouTube is introducing stricter Partner Program requirements from February 1, 2027, requiring new creators to achieve double the watch hours and Shorts views before earning through advertisements and premium revenue sharing. While existing monetized creators will remain unaffected, the new rules aim to reward established creators and strengthen YouTube’s creator economy.

Aug 12
YouTube Doubles Creator Monetization Requirements

After Viral Criticism, Dasharath Stadium Finally Gets A Much-Needed Cleanup

Grass cutting and maintenance have begun at Dasharath Stadium after the playing field became overgrown during the rainy season and drew widespread public criticism. Authorities have started restoring Nepal's premier sports venue to competition-ready condition following concerns over its neglected state.

Jul 15
Dasharath Stadium Cleanup Finally Begins

Sajha Confirms Blue Bus Service Will Use Green Buses

Sajha Yatayat has confirmed that its upcoming Blue Bus service will continue operating with its signature green buses, dismissing viral AI-generated and edited images showing blue-painted buses. The women-friendly service is set to begin from Shrawan 1 with free travel for women on eight electric buses equipped with CCTV cameras.

Jul 8
Blue Bus Keeps Green Identity

Mexico’s ‘Batman’ Vigilante Case Sparks Debate Over Crime And Mob Justice

An unknown person or group in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, has gone viral after several suspected motorcycle thieves were found beaten and duct-taped to public poles with words like “rata” or “ratero” written on them. Police are investigating the case as assault and illegal detention, warning that public frustration over theft cannot justify citizens taking the law into their own hands.

Jul 3
Mexican Batman Sparks Justice Debate