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went viral, the artist herself appeared to clap back at the comment while performing a concert in Toronto. “I feel like everybody in America got my motherfucking name in their motherfucking mouth for no motherfucking reason,” Lizzo said on stage, in a video captured by Canadian oulet ETalk. “I'm minding my fat Black beautiful business.” Just a few days after American conservatives lost their minds over —at the —Kanye West went viral for calling Lizzo's body-positivity “demonic” and likening it to a genocide of the Black race, per .This content can also be viewed on the site it from.We don't need to give Ye's nonsense any more airtime than is strictly necessary, but if I'm completely exhausted by all the hate and body-shaming , I can only imagine how tired she's feeling right now.

NBC News Saturday that West had violated Instagram’s rules and guidelines, though it did not specify exactly which posts were deemed a violation.“This ain’t a game,” West wrote in a text to Diddy on Instagram that had the caption “Jesus is Jew.” “Ima use you as an example to show the Jewish people that told you to call me that no one can threaten or influence me. I told you this was war.

Kanye West is facing consequences for his anti-semitic posts.

Kanye West won’t be tweeting anytime soon.

In light of Kanye West’s controversial comments about individuals of Jewish faith, Instagram has restricted the rapper’s account.

Kanye West’s Instagram account was restricted over his exchange with Diddy due to antisemitic language, and it didn’t take long for the “Gold Digger” rapper to find himself in hot water with another social media platform over similar concerns.

Everyone has their breaking point, and the news cycle isn’t helping. “Saturday Night Live” challenged just how much people could handle before they are sent over the edge during Saturday’s cold open.

With the new energy price cap now in place, many are eager to switch to energy saving appliances in order to cut costs and reduce bills.

challenged just how much people could handle before they are sent over the edge during Saturday’s cold open.  Bowen Yang played host, Morgan Freegirl, who moderated the show,, that challenged how far average people could go -- before a chaotic news headline sent them over the edge.   “Have you noticed that everyone around you is angry and crazy? People are flipping out at Target.

A Georgia inmate is accused of stealing $11 million reportedly impersonated billionaires, including a California movie mogul, while inside a maximum-security lock-up. Arthur Lee Cofield Jr., a 31-year-old gang member serving 14 years for armed robbery, is accused of using contraband cell phones from inside the Georgia Department of Corrections’ Special Management Unit to impersonate California billionaire Sidney Kimmel and open a fraudulent bank account in his name.  Cofield allegedly arranged for $11 million to be wired from Kimmel’s Charles Schwab account to a company in Idaho for the purchase of 6,106 American Eagle one-ounce gold coins.

Greg Wetherall Guest Contributor Alejandro González Iñárritu has bemoaned modern cinema’s prioritization of style over substance. Taking to the stage in London for a wide-ranging discussion about his career so far, the two-time best director Oscar winner said: “I don’t care about the quality of things. When I see young filmmakers, I’m very connected to the way they express themselves. Nowadays, a lot of things look beautiful but there’s a lack of soul.” The filmmaker expressed that audience expectations have shifted, too, saying he believes it is unlikely his “demanding” 2003 film “21 Grams” could be made today. “I don’t know if we could have made that film today,” he said, “because audiences would be very irritated by it. People need to be fed by the hand so much more [than they did].”

KYLIE Jenner has been mocked by fans over her new makeup line. The Kylie Cosmetics boss, 25, announced the upcoming collaboration on Friday following the release of her brand’s recent Kris Jenner collection.

Kanye “Ye” West says she’s heard the term “crazy” being thrown his way, and he admits that it hurts his feelings.

Presenter Phillip Schofield was "not aware" when he gave a friend a character reference, which was used in court, that it was for a revenge porn offence. According to The Sun, the TV presenter, 60, “did not know what the reference would be used for”, when he wrote the reference for Ben Perryman.The 29-year-old received a suspended 12-week jail term and four-year restraining order to stay away from his victim after posting a naked ­picture of the man on social media, added the publication. Perryman also had to observe a curfew after admitting disclosing a sexual photograph with intent to cause distress at Liverpool crown court in June 2018.

It's not a task many of us would relish tackling. But Dame Mary Berry revealed yesterday that she had chosen the hymns she hoped would be played at her funeral – and had already reserved the site of her grave. The former Bake Off star said: 'It's a bit morbid to think about a funeral, but I'm not really too bothered because I won't be here!'I'd like to have a party before it happens.

Justin Bieber is allegedly distancing from Kanye West.

READ MORE: Updates from Strictly's Movie Week as 14 remaining couples take to the floor Some fans thought the 10s were awarded far too early in the series. One viewer said: "I mean Tyler's charleston was fine but not sure it was worth a 10 imho #scd #strictly. " Another agreed, writing: "Great dance but not a 10 - Charlestons are always over marked #Strictly.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's Tyler West pulled off a series first by bagging two 10 scores alongside Dianne Buswell. The DJ and telly star got top marks from Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas - who insisted: "It's never too early for that 10 from Shirley." However, many disagreed - insisting there was no place for the show's highest scores in just the third week.

FORMER Strictly Come Dancing contestant Seann Walsh has thanked fans for their support. As The Sun revealed last night, the 36-year-old is about to become a dad for the first time.

KIM Kardashian has flaunted her curves in a tight catsuit from her brand Skims. The reality star is continuing to put her famous figure on display on social media despite her ex-husband Kanye West’s recent meltdown.

Pavement have reflected on their latest reunion, saying they feel like “a tiger let out of the cage” now they’re back on the road.The indie legends initially announced a reunion tour in 2019, which was then delayed due to COVID and eventually kicked off in Los Angeles in May, where they played their first gig in nearly 12 years.After headlining Barcelona’s Primavera Sound the following month, the band are currently on a North American headlining run, and will play a host of UK shows later this month.Speaking to the BBC about the tour, percussionist Bob Nastanovich said: “The tour’s been great so far. I’m sort of like a tiger let out of the cage.

Korean series Extraordinary Attorney Woo and Squid Game were the big winners at Busan International Film Festival’s Asia Contents Awards (ACAs), which featured a star-studded red carpet and welcomed back international guests for the first time since the event’s inaugural edition in 2019. Extraordinary Attorney Woo took the Best Content Award, the top prize of the ceremony, as well as Best Actress for Park Eun Bin, who heads the show in the role of a young female lawyer with autism. The series was broadcast in Korea on the ENA cable channel where it set the record for the highest ratings in the channel’s history. Netflix also started streaming the show in select territories from June, after which it topped the streamer’s non-English language weekly rankings for two months straight. Netflix’s Squid Game won the Technical Achievement Award and Best Supporting Actor for Park Haesoo, who plays the childhood friend of Lee Jung-jae’s main character in the Emmy award-winning series. Best Actor was presented to Suzuki Ryohei, star of Japanese series Mobile Emergency Room, which was broadcast on Japanese channel TBS and Disney+, while Best Supporting Actress went to Sora Ma of Singaporean series This Land Is Mine. Best Newcomer went to actress Bao Shang En for Chinese show Love Behind The Melody and actor Yokohama Ryusei for Japan’s The Journalist. China’s Wang Xiaoshuai (So Long, My Son) and Yang Yishu were awarded Best Writer for Wang’s first foray into drama series, The Pavilion, produced by Chinese streamer iQiyi. Chinese actress Fan Bingbing was awarded the ACA Excellence Award.

The state broadcaster of Iran appeared to be hacked on air this weekend, including a news bulletin being interrupted with a protest.

TELLY presenter Phillip Schofield gave a character reference which was used in court for a friend who pleaded guilty to a revenge porn offence. Phillip, 60 — who has hosted debates about the horrors of revenge porn on This Morning — gave support to Ben Perryman.