Questions from the weekend: What's an 11A? Why is America protesting kings? And what took Sir David Beckham so long? Mia, Jessie, and Em Vernem are here with the answers.

Plus, Sabrina Carpenter drops her new album cover—and the internet loses its mind. Is it DV glamour porn? Subversive satire? Or just a PR play we’ve seen before?

And, Aussie content creator Indy Clinton hired a private investigator to unmask her worst trolls. What she discovered was a rude awakening for anonymous haters. 

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What to read: 

• Indy Clinton was determined to unmask her trolls. She's just been handed a 64-page report.
• Leave Indy Clinton alone.
• Yes, this album cover is shocking, but that's the whole point.
• A very important history of David Beckham sooking about not being knighted.
• If you thought surviving the Air India crash was miraculous, wait until you hear the backstory.
• A moment for Hollywood's professional trolls.

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