Every couple of weeks, for instance, a post will go viral on X/Twitter showing Zuckerberg doing a new hobby – riding an electric surfboard across the sea, for instance – and wondering just how ...

But Zuckerberg hit a coolness nadir when paparazzi photographed him in Hawaii riding an electric surfboard with his bubble butt popped out and face lathered—absolutely caked—with bright-white ...

But Zuckerberg hit a coolness nadir when paparazzi photographed him in Hawaii riding an electric surfboard with his bubble butt popped out and face lathered—absolutely caked—with bright-white ...

Zuckerberg wanted to personally and publicly respond to the Times story. Specifically, Zuckerberg wanted to needle the Times for mischaracterizing his hydrofoil as an "electric surfboard." ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg continued his wake surfing tradition on July 4, the day the United States celebrates its Independence Day. While he kept the tradition going, it came with a twist this ...

The Meta boss has made a yearly tradition of performing a daring stunt on the water, with social media users looking forward ...

Mark Zuckerberg’s Surf Video Gets Lots of Likes (but Not From Elon Musk) In a sequel to his much-mocked hydrofoil video, the Meta founder celebrates the Fourth of July in his own particular way.

Despite the PR team’s efforts to dissuade him, Zuckerberg went ahead with his plan to post about the hydrofoil, which was mistakenly referred to as an “electric surfboard” in the article.

In this case, it was The New York Times that had made a trifling error by reporting that Zuckerberg had ridden an electric surfboard holding an American flag to celebrate Independence Day in 2021.

This is quite the difference from the comments on Zuckerberg's July 2021 Instagram post, which saw the businessman riding an electric hydrofoil surfboard to John Denver's "Take Me Home, Country ...