The article explores the complexities and consequences of call out culture, highlighting its roots in online activism and its potential for both positive and negative impacts. It discusses the role of social media in amplifying call out culture, citing examples like the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements, while also addressing the darker side, including cyberbullying and the tragic outcomes for individuals like Wilson Gavin and August Ames. The piece questions the morality and effectiveness of public shaming, suggesting a need for more empathetic approaches to conflict resolution. It also examines the entertainment aspect of call out culture, as seen in the feud between YouTubers James Charles and Tati, and the potential for misuse as a tool for personal gain.

Taron Egerton, known for his roles in 'Kingsman' and 'Sing', discusses his portrayal of Elton John in the biopic 'Rocketman', his passion for music, and the challenges of fame. Egerton, who enjoys singing and has a love for music, talks about his approach to acting and his ability to understand characters without resorting to method acting. Despite his rise to stardom, he maintains a level of humility and continues to enjoy low-key activities, while also dealing with the effects of fame on personal interactions.

New Zealand's population includes over 200 ethnic groups, surpassing the number of countries in the world. Statistics NZ's 2013 data confirms the increasing diversity in the country, reflecting a well-known reality among Kiwis.