Elon Musk may have made a lot of people angry with his idea to charge people $8 a month for Twitter verification, but he may have made a lot of content creators happy this morning if the latest (leaked) news is to be believed. That leaked news? Musk allegedly is working on plans to allow creators who already post explicit content to put up their own paywalls.

Elon Musk is on a rampage. Not only is he giving the Dogecoin community hysterics and throwing shade at “immature” Twitter users but he’s also reportedly working on plans to put the fritter in Twitter. Or something like that. Leaked emails reported on by The Washington Post suggest Twitter’s new chief twit has ambitions to charge users a fee to watch video content (Twitter already being one of the only social media platforms that permits nudity and pornography to be posted).

According to The Washington Post, an internal Twitter email the paper “obtained” containted the phrase: “When a creator composes a tweet with a video, the creator can enable the paywall once a video has been added to the tweet.”

Before you think it’s a bit of a leap from this to pornography, remember: Twitter already allows nudity and pornography to be posted. So it would just be a way of monetising it. As The Daily Mail reports, “Twitter is already home to a thriving exchange of pornographic imagery, which comprises about 13 percent of all content on the site, internal company data showed earlier this year.”

“The proposed move would mean creators who already post explicit clips will be able to put up their own paywalls, charging as little as $1 for people to be able to view their X-rated footage,” (The Daily Mail).

The creator then receives some dosh – allegedly up to $10 – from each user who pays for their clip, with Twitter also taking a cut. 

Though Musk has not yet (at the time of writing) publically commented on these alleged OnlyFans-esque plans, he did today say that his plan for Twitter, which he recently bought for a casual US $44 billion, was to make it “the most accurate source of information on Earth, without regard to political affiliation.”

Totally stole idea of charging for insults & arguments from Monty Python tbh https://t.co/oFKRyp3BS7

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 2, 2022

He also said: “Twitter is simply the most interesting place on the Internet. That’s why you’re reading this tweet right now.”

Just before that, he tweeted, “Being attacked by both right & left simultaneously is a good sign” and “You get what you pay for.”

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A bevy of beautiful women. An enviable car collection. Plenty of money in the bank. Dan Bilzerian has ticked off the ultimate bingo card of most ‘warped by Hollywood culture’ men. But the man himself has recently revealed there’s still one thing he still hasn’t done (the admission will have you saying “cry me a river,” but that’s neither here nor there…)

Speaking to YouTuber Adam22 on his No Jumper podcast, Dan Bilzerian revealed the one unfulfilled thing he has on his bucket list is to “become a billionaire.” The majority of us would love it if we just had a few hundred thousand in the bank, but for Mr. Muscles, he wants to see those 9 magic zeroes in his bank account.

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But, Dan elaborated that he doesn’t want the reach billionaire status to help continue to fund his outrageously lavish lifestyle, but to simply say he did it. “It’s not really about the money, in fact I’ll probably just give most of it away,” he added.

“Maybe I’ll even downgrade. Actually, that was one of the things I wanted to do the moment I become a billionaire, is to go work at Walmart for six months, live in a s****y apartment and just completely reset.”

“But that’s the last mountain I want to climb.”

Dan further claimed that once he becomes a billionaire, he’ll stop wanting to do things for money and “just do what I want to do.”

The modern Gandhi – who recently revealed his secret to a happy life – then, sort kind, kind of, maybe contradicted himself by saying he’s “doing s**t I don’t want to do,” in his quest for the billion dollars, such as turning up a trade shows and posting on social media “because it’s good for my brand.”

But, he’s previously said he doesn’t spend time doing things he doesn’t want to do – and claiming that people who have 9-5 jobs don’t have any free time left in their day to truly enjoy life.

So, which is it Dan?

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Elon Musk’s favourite token Dogecoin (DOGE) just pumped like crazy — is it time for the canine came back down to earth? Uncover everything you need to know about DOGE in this comprehensive Dogecoin price prediction.

• Dogecoin (DOGE) was originally created as a joke by Australian software developer Jackson Palmer, but due to its ties to eccentric billionaire Elon Musk, the token has rapidly become a staple asset in crypto markets.  
• While DOGE has recently gone on a face-melting rally — surging more than 100% in the past seven days — the token is still down 77% from its all time high in November last year. 
• DOGE belongs to a controversial class of crypto assets called “memecoins” — also called sh*tcoins — that swing massively in price in response to topical headlines, hype and the tweets of Elon Musk.
• Due to a strange mix of speculation-based movements in Dogecoin’s price contrasted with Elon Musk’s obsession with the token, analysts and the experts remain divided on DOGE’s long-term price prediction.

As of Wednesday November 2nd, DOGE is trading for US$0.14 (AU$0.21). DOGE is down 77% from its all-time high of US$0.73 (AU$0.96) on May 8, 2021. With a market cap of US$18 billion (AU$29.4 billion) DOGE is ranked as the 8th largest cryptocurrency at the time of writing.

DOGE and similar meme coins like SHIB & FLOKI have proven to be major head-scratchers for traditional investors. It’s super easy to poke fun at meme coins for being more like gambling than investing, but DOGE has grown a staggering 180,000% since its inception in 2013, leaving tens of thousands of Dogecoin investors laughing their way to the bank. 

What is Dogecoin?

Dogecoin (DOGE) is a cryptocurrency based on the popular “doge” meme that did the rounds on the social media back in 2013. The coin features a Shibu Inu from a well-known meme-template on its logo. 

The digital currency was originally co-created by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer back in 2013. It was originally developed as a gag that would sharpen up their coding skills, the pair never imagined that it would be anything more than some light-hearted blockchain parody. This all changed until Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted several tweets across Twitter, proclaiming Dogecoin as his favourite cryptocurrency, sending the price skyrocketing. 

Does Dogecoin (DOGE) Have Any Real Value?

Ultimately DOGE has very little underlying value, but it is worth noting that Tesla now accepts it as a form of payment for merchandise on its website. This real-world use case does set it apart ever so slightly from other memecoins like SHIB and FLOKI which only grow in value because of wild speculation, hype, FOMO and the erratic tweets of Musk.

It’s crucial to remember that while some lucky investors have achieved genuinely legendary returns from DOGE and other meme coins, the chances of making any serious gains on Dogecoin moving forward aren’t exactly stacked in your favour. 

If investors are willing to gamble on the chance that Elon will post another photo of his puppy, or that a positive rumor about DOGE goes viral, then there may well be some ROI in it for them. But that’s not exactly what anyone would call a sound investment strategy.

Dogecoin (DOGE) Price Prediction 2022

If we use technical analysis to predict DOGE’s performance for the beginning of this year, the general outlook is relatively shaky. From a technical standpoint, DOGE’s total trading volume is extremely, and while the RSI continues to increase (which means that Dogecoin is becoming more overvalued) so, it seems likely that buyers may quickly turn into sellers if external market conditions begin to sour.

Now, with that in mind, much of DOGE’s price action comes solely from Twitter’s new ‘Complaint Hotline Operator’, so if he decides to announce that DOGE can be used for payments on Twitter, it’s likely that the price of the token will continue surging upwards. 

According to Jonathan Morgan at FXStreet, Dogecoin looks set to grow in value in the short-term, with Morgan predicting that DOGE may yet be primed yet another for short-term rally of over 40% from its current price to US$0.20 (AU$0.32). However, if the necessary market conditions aren’t met DOGE could fall even back to a support level at US$0.10 (AU$0.18).

Dogecoin (DOGE) Price Prediction 2023

Owing to a lack of any legitimate valuation methods, it’s almost impossible to make any accurate long-term predictions about Dogecoin or any of the other speculation-based meme coins. 

Just in case you were getting a little too bullish, the automated forecast from Wallet Investor is firmly pointed towards some significant losses in the future and predicts that DOGE will gradually decline to US$0.017 (AU$0.026), a brutal 99% decrease from its current price by this time next year. 

The analysis from DigitalCoin is far more optimistic than other prediction analysis and suggests that the price of DOGE could reasonably reach a maximum price of US$0.24 (AU$0.37) by this time next year, gaining a respectable 78% from its current price.

Dogecoin (DOGE) Price Prediction Conclusion

• DOGE remains a very risky digital asset that has little in the way of underlying value. Its value is based largely on the speculation that Musk might eventually do something with the token.
• While the price of DOGE may rise in the future as Elon Musk continues to expand its use for payments across his many companies, it remains one of the riskier options on the crypto market. 
• Unless you are a technical trader, who understands how to read charts and you can accurately interpret short-term price signals, investing in Dogecoin and other meme coins should be treated as a tiny step up from gambling.

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Chances are that if you’re reading this, you already pay a fair amount of attention to your grooming, and rightly so. Nonetheless, far too many men fall into the trap of either buying bargain-basement grooming products or paying exorbitant amounts for designer skincare from a flashy department store.

Thankfully, as with alcohol, clothing, and just about everything else worth having, a host of passionate artisans from right here in Australia have started to change the game, producing top-of-the-line grooming products that are accessible to all men down under.

What should be in a man’s toiletry bag?

Your toiletry bag should contain a bar of soap, a travel-sized bottle of shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush and toothpaste, floss, shaving supplies and nail clippers. Do not forget your lip balm, some band-aids, safety pins and a lint roller.

Which is better, shaving foam or gel?

Shaving gels produce richer lathers than foams, making razors glide through your skin better so you will have a smoother shave. They are also easier to spread across your face due to their thinner consistency.

What product is good for younger looking skin?

For fresher-looking skin, try Vitamin C antioxidant serum. It helps reverse sun damage and build collagen, erasing wrinkles and evening out your skin tones. Of course, do not forget to use a moisturiser with sunscreen.

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AFL player Jack Ginnivan has been criticised for wearing a Jeffrey Dahmer costume for Halloween. Some reckon it was a great fit, however.

The Collingwood forward posted a photo on his Instagram, which saw him wearing a shirt designed to look like it has been splattered with blood, along with the serial killer’s infamous clear aviator glasses.

The caption reads “j.d” – Dahmer’s initials – in case the costume was not clear enough already!

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The Netflix series Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story has exposed the infamous serial killer to a younger audience. But, despite its success, the series has come under fire from the families of Dahmer’s victims, including the mother of victim Tony Hughes.

Jeffrey Dahmer killed 17 men and boys between 1978 and 1991, many of whom were dismembered.

As such, costumes of the serial killer were banned this year on sites such as eBay in the lead up to this year’s Halloween, as it violates the company’s “violence and violent criminals policy.”

A number of bars in America also banned costumes, especially in LGBTQ+ bars in Dahmer’s hometown of Milwaukee.

Ginnivan’s social media criticism

Jack Ginnivan’s choice of costume has resulted in backlash on social media, when 7AFL reshared the young star’s Instagram photo.

One user commented, “Pretty poor taste. Crosses the line.”

Another user shared a tweet from American gymnast Simone Biles who said, “im just gon go head and say it, put the jeffrey dahmer costumes back in the closet. we ain’t having it!!!!!”

A third commented on the original Instagram post saying, “disgusting and disappointing.”

However, not everyone is so critical of Ginnivan’s actions. One user wrote, “Pretty sure anyone outraged at this got up to far worse than this at 19. He’ll learn and grow up.”

Jack Ginnivan has not always shied away from controversy. The young star took part in a TikTok trend with Magpies teammate Isaac Quaynor, which landed them in trouble for rating members of the opposite sex on certain negative traits.

Both men apologised for the video, saying that “we’ll keep learning about what we should and shouldn’t post as there’s a lot to learn from.”

It looks like the young Collingwood hopeful still has some more learning to do. Either that or people need to grow up and realise that Halloween costumes are supposed to be scary. Duh.

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Having an occasional flutter at the races or a punt on the pokies is all well and good, but when a hobby turns into addiction, it can send Australian gamblers down a wormhole they can never get out of. To help prevent gambling addiction, the Australian government is set to release new taglines detailing the potential pitfalls.

For years the tagline “Gamble Responsibly” has been plastered all over pokie rooms, casinos, advertisements and within betting apps, but it seems the words continue to fall on deaf ears. Indeed, Australia is regarded as one of the most flutter-happy countries in the world. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, “Australians lost approximately $25 billion on legal forms of gambling in 2018–19, representing the largest per capita losses in the world.”

Estimates also suggested around 35% of Australians over 18 “spent money in a ‘typical month’ on 1 or more gambling activities in 2018.” The results of DMARGE’s most recent Men’s Matters study found that Australian men are most likely to give up gambling, along with drugs and luxury goods, when “shit hits the fan.”

The study also found, “57% of Australian men are worried about their financial future (with 30-40 year old’s being the most affected, and Sydneysiders being the worst).”

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So now, the Albanese government is stepping in with seven new taglines that have been carefully written, with the aim to provide greater awareness of the consequences of gambling. According to B & T, the new taglines will accompany gambling advertising “across TV, video, digital, radio, print and social media,” and will be required to be implemented by March 2023.

Stepping things up a notch from the, let’s be honest, bland “Gamble Responsibly,” the new taglines will include, “Chances are you’re about to lose”; “Think. Is this a bet you really want to place?”; “What’s gambling really costing you?” and “What are you prepared to lose today? Set a deposit limit.”

The taglines haven’t just been concocted by cynics, but are the result of hard and fast research conducted by Hall and Partners in collaboration with “30 regular online gamblers.”

All seven new taglines will need to be rotated during a 12-month period, with Hall and Partners saying, “rotating different messages in market reduces the likelihood of [consumers] ‘tuning out’ to the message in a short space of time, as was an often-reported response to the ‘gamble responsibly’ tagline.”

Tim Costello, chief advocate of the Alliance for Gambling Reform, isn’t totally sold on the idea, but admits it is a “step forward.”

“It’s a good step forward. It’s not enough when we have 943 sports betting ads on free-to-air TV a day,” he said.

“A responsible step from the government would be to actually limit or ban – as Italy and Spain have done – all sports betting ads.”

Chances are, he won’t get his way.

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A white t-shirt is an absolute essential in any man’s wardrobe. Crisp, clean and capable to be paired with absolutely anything, the white t-shirt reigns supreme in the capsule wardrobe. But, while it may be easy to recommend you buy a white t-shirt, buying the right white t-shirt for you can be easier said than done.

No white t-shirt is the same; you have to consider the fit, the weight, the style and of course, the price. To help you on your buying journey, we’ve put together this list of the very best white t-shirts for men currently available. We’ve worn – and still wear – many of the tees on this list, so we can recommend them with outright confidence.

What to look for when buying a white t-shirt

The fit of your white t-shirt will likely come down to personal preference, but it’s worth knowing the different fit types on offer.

Regular Fit: Most white tees will come in a regular fit. This means the t-shirt will be a little loose around the arms and in the body, but not as much a loose-fitting or oversized t-shirt.

Slim-Fit: Slim-fit t-shirts are as their name suggests, slim-fitting. These will be cut closer to the body, and are a good option for guys who want to show off their slim physique.

Oversized Fit: Oversized fit t-shirts are becoming more and more popular in recent months. Men seem to be ditching the slim and skinny fits in favour of looser, baggier options. They’re inherently more comfortable and allow more air-flow, so are a good option in the summer to help you avoid dreaded sweat stains.

Material: The majority of white t-shirts will be made from cotton or a cotton blend. In some instances, you’ll find manufacturers use organic cotton. Organic cotton doesn’t just feel softer on the skin, but it lasts longer and is farmed is more ethical ways.

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Jack Doohan, Formula 2 driver and son of five-time 500cc World Champion motorcycle racer Mick Doohan, has surprised fans by explaining that it was the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion who helped get him racing on four wheels.

The 19-year-old Australian, who had his first F1 free practice session with Alpine at the 2022 Mexico City Grand Prix last weekend, shared the revelation with Sky Sports after his drive.

“I had a kart gifted to me by Michael Schumacher because he and my dad were actually quite close friends… They were neighbours in Monaco, so I think he came out early one time to our home. We had a kart track there, so he gifted me and my sister a go-kart.”

This generous gift proved crucial in converting Jack from biking to karting: at age 5, he crashed his bike, breaking his leg (much to father Mick’s concern). However, he could return to the track with the kart Schumacher gave him, which he found much more to his liking.

“I kind of stepped aside from the bike because one of my buddies was driving a kart, and I had the kart gifted to me by Michael… Once I was seven, I got back onto four wheels, which obviously I prefer, because I’m way too big and wide to be on two!”

Jack Doohan

Clearly, the move to four wheels has paid off for Doohan. A member of the Alpine Academy, Doohan has widely been tipped as one of the next drivers in line to make the jump to F1, the highest tier of international motorsports – especially now that his fellow Aussie Oscar Piastri has cut ties with Alpine to drive for McLaren in F1 next year. Doohan has said “[I] obviously want to drive in Formula 1 full-time.”

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The Doohan and Schumacher families are exceptionally close. Not only were Mick and Michael mates, but their sons are mates too. Hell, Mick Schumacher is reportedly named after Mick Doohan – which demonstrates just how much respect Schumi had for his fellow motorsports legend.

Jack Doohan is scheduled to get another free practice drive at the season finale Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on the 18-20th of November. He’s currently running 4th in the 2022 Formula 2 World Championship, with one race to go in Abu Dhabi on that same weekend.

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A passenger on an El Al Isreal Airlines flight to Bangkok accidentally started a fire in the aeroplane bathroom, after the smoke detector in the toilet made them panic, throwing their cigarette into the bin.

There are quite a few unwritten rules you should always follow on a plane – don’t knee the person in front of you in the back, don’t edit a dick pic in mid-air (yes, this actually happened), don’t commandeer the middle seat armrest (unless you’re the one sitting in it). The list goes on. But then there are a few written rules which you really shouldn’t break under any circumstances.

One of them? Smoking a cigarette on a flight. In case you’ve had your ears blocked during every single safety announcement since the golden age of travel, you are no longer allowed to smoke anywhere on a flight – including in the bathroom. Ignoring this rule, in this day and age, is – for most of us – unthinkable.

Unfortunately, one passenger on a recent Tel Aviv to Bangkok flight opened his mind to the possibility, and lit a cheeky durry in the toilet.

Surprise, surprise, the smoke alarm blared. In response, the durry hungry flyer chucked their ciggie into the trash, setting the paper towels and tissues inside on fire.

The crew extinguished the fire quick smart. In a statement the airline said: “a passenger on a flight to Bangkok was caught smoking in the plane’s bathroom, and there was a fear of a fire breaking out in the cabin”.

“The air crew and the captains took care of the incident immediately and with caution by using the dedicated fire extinguishers.”

“The flight continued as scheduled and landed safely at Bangkok Airport.”

While the passenger is now waltzing around freely (and without having been fined) in Thailand (because the damage done to the plane was minimal, and El Al is not a Thai airline), they could face consequences on their return home.

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El Al representatives said the passenger will be facing legal action once he returns to Israel, The Times of Israel reports.

There you have it. Yet another reminder, in case you hadn’t heard enough already, not to smoke on a flight.

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