Stephanie Coffee, 25, from Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn, took top honors in the fake beard category, affixing her own hair to her chin using bobby pins and pantyhose.
But let's not lump Culkin into that hyperpartisan Level 10 "FAKE NEWS" category of 2018 American paranoia.
Fake news - A category of disinformation popularized following the November 2016 presidential election, fake news initially referred to false content, usually outrageous stories, distributed on social media in order to make money from ads.
Besides "Other" (26%), the next most fake review-spammed category was "Photo & Video" (8%), followed by Utilities (7%), Entertainment (6%), then Lifestyle, Productivity and Education, all at 4%.
A good candidate for Word of the Year in this category is "fake".
Do complaints about American hypocrisy really belong in the same category as "fake news," let alone hacking?
Often, the seller uses auction software to post dozens of items at once, flooding a category with fake listings.
This one's a popular category for fakes (remember the Sunday Riley affair, where employees had to write bogus reviews?).
Essentially, Pomeranz said, formula makers are "creating a category of a fake need that they can fill". Their marketing suggests that toddler formula will provide missing nutrients, especially for "picky" or "fussy" eaters, and encourage brain growth.
Caterina Fake just fell into that second category.
