A new social media trend has people posting AI-generated '90s-inspired yearbook photos of themselves. With photo-editing app Epik, users can pay for 60 of the photos. The app warns that some results ...

The deadline for submissions of pictures for the high school yearbook was at hand, and the boy had pushed off deciding. I didn’t want to pressure him … again. But this felt like a momentous occasion ...

Your high school yearbook photo can come back stronger than a ’90s trend. Yearbook photos are often looked back at with embarrassment, cringing over the awkward stages of our teenage years. But thanks ...

How to do the AI 90’s yearbook photo trend Credit: Keke Palmer Instagram / EPIK App / Guy Fieri TikTok If you've spent any time at all on TikTok or Instagram over the past few weeks, you've likely ...

‘Tis the season to put kids and their teachers in front of those Lifetouch cameras and make them uncomfortable. What is it ...

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SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — Old yearbook photos may be mortifying, but finding them posted on the internet without one’s permission to sell a product might top that. But neither stopped a federal judge from ...

Some of the Epstein files connect a company that takes photos for school yearbooks across the country, including in Weber County. Some parents are concerned, but the district said they've investigated ...

A federal magistrate judge in San Francisco on Tuesday dismissed with prejudice a lawsuit that contended Ancestry.com, LLC. and its affiliates infringed the rights of California residents by using ...