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Although Danny Jones is well-known, his wife, Georgia Jones, has established a significant online following of her own. Georgia’s Instagram offers a glimpse into her world, including motherhood, fashion, lifestyle, and her steadfast support for Danny. She is well-known for her genuine and relatable posts. From Instagram Icon to Beauty Queen When Georgia Jones won the title of Miss England in 2007, her career took off. She was in the spotlight after that win, but she didn’t stop there. Rather than disappearing, she used her position to create a wellness, fashion, and family-oriented digital brand. She shares everything from everyday…

A new educational initiative, the Jiangcun Academy, is under development in Kaixiangong Village, Wujiang District, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province. The project, which began construction in February 2024, aims to honour the legacy of renowned Chinese sociologist Fei Xiaotong by promoting his scholarly contributions and supporting rural revitalisation efforts. Fei Xiaotong, a pivotal figure in Chinese sociology, conducted extensive research in Kaixiangong Village, also known as “Jiangcun,” between 1936 and 2002. His influential works, including “Peasant Life in China” and “From the Soil: The Foundations of Chinese Society,” were inspired by his visits to this village, making it a crucial site…

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Amazon and TikTok have joined forces to reshape the landscape of social shopping, following in the footsteps of Amazon’s previous partnerships with Meta and Snapchat. This new integration allows TikTok users to make purchases directly through the social media platform, without the need to navigate to Amazon’s website. The move highlights the increasing convergence of social media and e-commerce, capitalising on the growing trend of social shopping. Seamless Shopping Experience The mechanics of this partnership are straightforward yet innovative. Amazon products are promoted through targeted ads within TikTok videos. When users encounter these product recommendations while…

A new study from The National Lottery reveals that scrolling through social media has become a genuine hobby for one in four UK adults, but many are now seeking to break free from their screens. The research highlights a growing desire among Britons to explore more diverse and enriching activities outside the digital realm. According to the survey, which involved 4,000 adults across the UK, 24% consider social media scrolling a genuine hobby. This digital pastime has eclipsed traditional cultural and outdoor activities for many, with 41% of people admitting they spend the majority of their free time in front…