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I’m a PR freelancer and my budget is super tight, so I can’t really afford the big influencer search tools. I’m trying to figure out fast ways to find influencers who fit very specific criteria.

Like, for one of my recent campaigns, I needed influencers who are: Fashion-focused, Young caucasian women, Blonde hair

Does anyone know any tools that let you search influencers by appearance? I’m fine with affordable subscriptions, but most of the popular platforms are way too expensive for me right now.

Just curious, what do you guys think is the best investment for a gaming setup? I mean, stuff that’s actually worth the money, gets used all the time, or just feels amazing to use.

I’ve been thinking about adding some Govee gaming lights lately (they just dropped a PAC-MAN collab pixel light, it looks super cute). I know Govee’s a pretty well-known brand for gaming lights, but somehow I’ve never tried one before.

Anyone here have any advice or personal experience with them?

I know Suno is one of the top AI music tools out there right now, but anyone else kinda bored of the music style it puts out? I’m wondering if using a model trained with a different algorithm might bring out some new ideas? (or maybe I just need to play around with more prompt variations). Has anyone here used any other AI music tools besides Suno?

I’ll be back in London in mid-July, and I really want to take my Asian parents to watch a West End musical.
Unfortunately, they don’t understand much English. Could you recommend a show that has strong visual and sound effects, so they won’t get bored even if they can’t follow the language?

I’ve been comparing lightweight strollers that can fit in an airplane overhead bin. Here’s a quick summary of the best ones I found:

Joolz Aer+ – $449: Smooth one-hand fold, good recline, large canopy. Stylish but pricey.

Colugo Compact – $225: Affordable and compact. Comes with a rain cover. Buckle can be tricky.

Bugaboo Butterfly – $399: Luxury feel, very smooth ride. Folds easily, great build.

Mamazing Ultra Air Compact – $200: Carbon fiber stroller. Only 11.5 lbs, super light and compact. One-hand fold/unfold. Fits overhead bins.

Babyzen YOYO2 – $449: Classic choice. Compact, customizable. Accessories sold separately.

Uppababy Minu V2 – $319: Good for car seat use, one-hand fold. A bit heavier.

Mountain Buggy Nano V3 – $245: Full recline, cabin approved. Simple but solid.

Graco Ready2Jet (Costco) – $149: Great price. Bulkier, less sleek, but reliable.

Hope this helps anyone looking for a great travel stroller!

I’ve always felt like our current stroller is too heavy and bulky, so I’ve been on the lookout for a new one. Any recommendations? Our family loves to travel, so ideally we’re looking for something lightweight and compact enough to fit in the overhead compartment on a plane.

I’ve always felt like nursing chairs are kinda bulky and take up too much space... but honestly, my back and shoulders are dying from all the breastfeeding lately.

Just wondering... does anyone use anything that actually helps with nursing? Or if I want to upgrade my chair, how much does a good chair cost? Was it worth it?

I used to be a bit of a TikTok refugee and ended up trying out RedNote for a bit (it’s basically China’s version of Instagram). The content was fun, but honestly, it kind of shattered my assumptions about Chinese internet users. Everyone was super kind and even tried to talk to me in English, despite the language barrier.

Later, I found out that some foreigners went viral on RedNote—just by posting a simple “Hi.” And get this: one American guy even flew to Shanghai with his family to meet a friend he’d connected with on the platform.

Just curious, but have any of you had interesting experiences making international online friends?

I’m helping a Chinese gaming client find an event company that can pull off a large-scale product launch event in Times Square. We reached out to one company, went through the whole quoting process, and just when we were about to move forward, they suddenly said the event application might not get approved—and then disappeared.

We’re on a tight deadline since the event is happening at the end of March. Not sure if any event companies here would be interested in taking this on, but if you have experience with large pop-up events in NYC, especially Times Square, please reach out!!!!!! >>