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Today on The Social, Ontario is enacting a cellphone ban in schools starting in September.  Then, according to Vulture, the “filthy-hot” male aesthetic is hot.  And, pro-Palestine protests are growing at Universities across Canada and the United States.  Is disrupting campus life an effective tactic?

Today on The Social, Paste magazine published a “biting” review of Taylor Swift’s new album without a byline, due to concerns about violent threats from fans.  Then, one woman wants to celebrate her graduation with colleagues, but doesn’t want them to assume she’ll foot the bill.  And, Canada Post says it will not collect firearms for the Federal Government’s buyback program.  Then, Gen Z says wearing eye shadow is an “old lady” thing.  And, Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney admit they flirted off-screen to sell their new movie, “Anyone But You”.  Then, teen soccer star Endrick, and his girlfriend, make an “I love you” contract.  Plus, German trains introduce “smooch cabins”.  And, we learn how climate change is impacting Canadian farmers and the food we eat. 

Today on The Social, New York’s highest court overturns Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 rape conviction, due to improper procedure.  Then, Sophia Bush believes fate led her to her girlfriend, Ashlyn Harris.  And, did a Canadian family just spot the “Loch Ness Monster”?  Plus, in a Rolling Stone interview, Billie Eillish reveals why self-pleasure is an important part of her life.

Today on The Social, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau joins the panel!  And, Celine Dion makes her big return on the cover of Vogue France.  Then, Tori Spelling reveals her former ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ co-star, Brian Austin Green, broke her heart.  And, due to a shortage of teachers, one York Catholic high school is giving its Grade 12 students 100% on their midterm.  Then, Victoria Beckham had loot bags at her 50th birthday party.  Plus, is there an appeal to the “Trad Wife” movement that has gained traction online?

Today on The Social, Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney admit they flirted off-screen to sell their new movie, “Anyone But You”.  Then, teen soccer star Endrick, and his girlfriend, make an “I love you” contract.  And, due to over-tourism, Venice will start charging tourists an access fee.  Plus, German trains introduce “smooch cabins”.

Today on The Social, Paste magazine published a “biting” review of Taylor Swift’s new album without a byline, due to concerns about violent threats from fans.  Then, one woman wants to celebrate her graduation with colleagues, but doesn’t want them to assume she’ll foot the bill.  And, Canada Post says it will not collect firearms for the Federal Government’s buyback program.  Plus, Gen Z says wearing eyeshadow is an “old lady” thing.