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This is Taylor Jenkins Reid's Instagram account bio and feed. She's an author with 484K followers who uses the account to promote her books and connect with readers.
- Reid has published multiple bestselling novels including The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Daisy Jones & The Six, Malibu Rising, and Carrie Soto is Back
- The account is managed by her team (Team TJR) rather than directly by Reid herself
- She uses Instagram to share behind-the-scenes content, Q&As, and updates related to her books and adaptations
An Instagram post asked self-identified straight men to share the gayest thing they’d ever done. One guy admitted the gayest thing he’s done was raising his hand in a club when the DJ asked who had a birthday. TAGS: instagram, social-media, straight-men, lgbtq, club-culture
- A guy's answer to "gayest thing you've done" was raising his hand in a club when the DJ asked who had a birthday, just to get attention/free drinks
- The tweet sparked debate between people roasting him and others noting how arbitrary/minor actions get labeled "gay"
- Other users piled on with their own examples (mirror lip-synching, karaoke show tunes), broadening it into a conversation about policing masculinity and what "proof of straightness" even means
Instagram is expanding its TV app with longer-form videos, episodic series and live creator experiences, aiming to compete with Netflix and Prime Video in the living room. The update also brings Samsung TV support, new channels, horizontal video sections and casting from phone to TV.
- Instagram's TV app is expanding beyond short clips to longer-form videos, multi-episode series, and live broadcasts to compete with Netflix and Prime Video, not just TikTok and YouTube
- The app is rolling out to Samsung smart TVs after launching on Amazon Fire and Google TV
- New personalized channels (comedy, sports, specific creators) and horizontal video support aim to make the app feel more like traditional TV
- Casting now lets users send Reels or Saved items directly from phone to TV, and Stories now appear alongside Reels on the TV app