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After TikTok: The New Platforms Winning the Creator Migration Race
Celebrity & Culture

After TikTok: The New Platforms Winning the Creator Migration Race

TikTok's rocky relationship with US regulators has sent creators scrambling to plant flags on new digital turf. We mapped out exactly where the most influential voices are building their next chapters — and where you should probably be paying attention right now.

Too Many Podcasts, Not Enough Time: A Listener's Guide to Finding Shows You'll Actually Finish
Streaming & TV

Too Many Podcasts, Not Enough Time: A Listener's Guide to Finding Shows You'll Actually Finish

There are now more than three million podcasts competing for your earbuds, and the overwhelming majority aren't worth your commute. Here's how to cut through the noise, discover genuinely great audio, and finally stop abandoning episodes halfway through.

Beyond Netflix: The Small Streaming Services That Are Actually Worth Your Money Right Now
Streaming & TV

Beyond Netflix: The Small Streaming Services That Are Actually Worth Your Money Right Now

Everyone's got Netflix, but the most interesting content in 2024 is hiding on platforms most people haven't even heard of. We dug deep into the streaming landscape to build you the ultimate directory of niche services that are quietly changing what it means to watch TV. Spoiler: your watchlist is about to get a whole lot longer.

Second Acts and Social Media Apologies: What 2024 Is Teaching Us About Celebrity Redemption
Celebrity & Culture

Second Acts and Social Media Apologies: What 2024 Is Teaching Us About Celebrity Redemption

The rules around celebrity cancellation have never been messier — or more fascinating. In 2024, some public figures are staging remarkable comebacks while others remain frozen out, and the logic of who gets a second chance says more about us than it does about them. MajorSite breaks down what's actually happening to entertainment's so-called moral compass.