FRANCE'S HIGH SCHOOL PROTESTS HAVE TURNED VIOLENT NATIONWIDE THIS WEEK.(PHOTO).

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  France's high school protests have turned violent nationwide this week. France's high school protests have turned violent nationwide this week. Total chaos in France, police flee when hundreds of agitated school kids advanced, despite over 5,000 arrests. These high school kids are protesting over France government raising education budget by 1.7% (€1.2bn), which is below inflation rate of 3.4%. What sparked the protests Students are angry about school conditions and funding.  • Overcrowded classrooms and teacher shortages drove initial walkouts   • Government raised education budget 1.7% (€1.2bn), below 3.4% inflation  • Protests began late September and spread to 560-735 schools.  How it escalated this week Clashes grew and arrests topped 5,000. • Interior ministry reports 5,000+ arrested since Monday, ~80-85% minors • 300 police/gendarmes injured, 170 students and 65 staff injured • Riot police used tear gas; fires and attacks on schools reported e • Go...

KATY PERRY SLAMMED FOR 'GRIM' AND 'TRULY EVIL' RESPONSE TO FAN WHO SAID THEY 'DON'T WANT TO BE HERE ANYMORE'. (PHOTO).


 Katy Perry slammed for 'grim' and 'truly evil' response to fan who said they 'don't want to be here anymore'


Katy Perry is facing backlash after responding to a distressed fan on social media. On March 10, a user posted a photo of Perry looking sad alongside a message about struggling financially and feeling hopeless, even considering selling their concert ticket. 


Perry replied, “But I am looking forward to seeing you!” The response was quickly criticized by many online, who felt it came across as dismissive and out of touch given the fan’s vulnerable post.


Fans on X accused the pop star of being insensitive, with some suggesting she should have offered more compassion or even a free ticket. Comments ranged from calling her reply “grim” and “gross” to labeling her “out of touch” and “greedy.” 


The incident sparked debate about how celebrities should engage with fans who share personal struggles, especially when those messages highlight mental health or financial hardship.


The controversy comes as Perry faces another public setback: losing a long-running trademark battle against Australian designer Katie Perry Taylor. 


The High Court of Australia ruled that Taylor can continue selling clothing under her own name, ending a dispute that began in 2008 when Perry sued over the “Katie Perry” label. 


Taylor described the ruling as surreal, saying it felt “like a dream” after years of legal battles.

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