2 Chainz confronts food critic Keith Lee about his reviews and debates whether celebrities should get special treatment. On Sunday (Nov. 1), Kirk Franklin's Den of Kings premiered its latest roundtable episode featuring 2 Chainz, Keith Lee and comedians Mojo Brookzz and Desi Banks. During the sit-down, Tity Boi questioned Keith about his reviews, which often go viral, sometimes for being bad and resulting in a negative impact on the business. Keith argued that his reviews he never claimed to be expert or a chef. "I come from a perspective of somebody who is a consumer of Black community, that's a part of the Black community and want the advancement of the Black community," Keith Lee said. Keith also said his review reflects how regular customers are treated. 2 Chainz countered that he believes his fame has earned him special treatment. “I’m an entertainer, and obviously we get perks that other people don’t get," 2 Chainz said. "That’s just period, my boy. I don’t stand in line at the airport. I don’t do none of that because I done worked my ass off to do this. So, to say I'm supposed to wait 40 minutes, that's bullish*t.” 🎥: Kirk Franklin/YouTube

My husband watched me make scrambled eggs yesterday and asked why I was adding milk like I was doing something illegal 😭 his mom apparently never did it that way. Now every time I make eggs he stands there watching me like a food critic lmao.

What do restaurant critics owe their readers? And when should they hold back? In the latest Reuters Culture Current, veteran British food critic Jay Rayner discusses his new cookbook-memoir, his post-pandemic philosophy on negative reviews, and why he refuses to review certain chefs

Some politicians in the UK think it is a good idea to introduce identity verification for using VPN services. It could be that these politicians do not understand what they are proposing. The alternative, that they do understand, would be even worse. Whistleblowers, activists, and journalists depend on anonymous VPN services. Requiring identity verification for VPN services would put them at risk. It would also have a chilling effect on online debate (VPNs can help people post anonymously on social media). In authoritarian countries, VPN services are crucial forcriticizing the government. That is precisely why such governments seek to ban or restrict them. Hopefully, the UK will not join that list.