Rebecca Black apologizes for 2014 offensive video with Shane Dawson making light of the Holocaust: 'Ashamed'

In October, a horrific tragedy occurred in New Mexico on the set of "Rust" – cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died after a gun that actor Alec Baldwin was holding discharged and a live projectile fatally hit the rising star. With an investigation still underway, lawsuits mounting and questions unanswered, Santa Fe District Attorney Mary Carmack-Altwies is speaking out.  In an interview with Vanity Fair, which describes the tragic incident as "an event cascade" with "each incident contributing to the moment that claimed [Hutchins's] life," Carmack-Altwies "already sees that Hutchins's death was caused not by a single action but by numerous failures and mistakes." Here's a look at those factors, according to Vanity Fair, which notes that the former public defender has yet to file charges "and won't know for several more months if she will."' In October, a horrific tragedy occurred on the set of "Rust" – cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died after a gun actor Alec Baldwin was holding discharged and a live projectile fatally hit the rising star.

The coronavirus pandemic has lead to social distancing restrictions and self-quarantining for many worldwide — while also mandating the cancellation of concerts and performances for nearly every working musician and band.

The singer collaborated with Best Buddies International, a nonprofit dedicated to helping create opportunities for people with disabilities.

Rebecca Black, who shot to fame as a teenager with the viral song Friday, has come out as queer.

Friday singer Rebecca Black has come out as “queer” after ending a longtime relationship with her ex-girlfriend.

Rebecca Black, 22, is now comfortable with identifying as queer. The singer, most known for releasing the song “Friday” that went viral in 2011, opened up about her sexuality, labels and recent breakup on the April 3 episode of the Dating Straight podcast! Explaining her past reluctance to come out under a certain label, Rebecca explained, “I made a conscious decision to not, like, ‘come out.’ People started asking and I stopped not responding. I’m still in the process, it feels like.”

Singer Rebecca Black has revealed she identifies as “queer”.

Rebecca Black is opening up about her sexuality. 

In the past, singer Rebecca Black has spoken out about how, in her eyes, sexuality exists on a spectrum, without explicitly identifying her own sexuality. But in a new interview, the viral star opened up for the first time about her queer identity.On a recent episode of the Dating Straight podcast, Black told co-hosts Jack Dodge and Amy Ordman that she had recently been through a breakup with a woman, leading to her coming out publicly as queer.

Jeffree Star is hanging out with Blac Chyna amid controversy.

Rebecca Black is owning up to an insensitive joke she took part in when she was a teenager.

Trisha Paytas is not impressed with Tati Westbrook‘s return to YouTube amid beauty community drama.

Shane Dawson is speaking out.

Rebecca Black is owning up to her past mistakes and apologizing to her fans for participating in a joke about the Holocaust.

Liza Koshy, Jenna Marbles, Shane Dawson and more internet stars have issued apologies for their past racially insensitive content amid the Black Lives Matter movement.Koshy, for her part, made headlines in June 2020 when a since-deleted video with then-boyfriend David Dobrik resurfaced. In the video titled “Couples Trying Japanese Candy,” the twosome pretended to have Asian accents while snacking on candy from Japan and Hawaii.“It’s not racist, that’s like the sounds I hear when they talk,” Dobrik said in the resurfaced clip.The Liza on Demand star then replied, “No, it’s not racist as long as I keep saying no.”Both Dobrik and Koshy have more than 17 million subscribers on their respective YouTube channels.

Tati Westbrook is apologizing for her part in “Dramageddon 2.0,” her vicious feud with fellow beauty YouTuber James Charles in 2019. Tati, 37, released an explosive new video on June 30, in which she tearfully claimed that she was “used, coerced, and manipulated” by famous YouTubers Shane Dawson and Jeffree Star into making the infamous “Bye Sister” video. During their feud, Tati would later accuse James of being a predator and a “danger to society.” James, 19, denied the claims in a response video. You can watch Tati’s full 40-minute apology below.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube has temporarily pulled advertising from Shane Dawson’s channels, coming just days after the creator apologized for past videos in which he appeared in blackface and used the N-word, as well as for videos joking about pedophilia.According to YouTube, the video platform has suspended monetization on Shane Dawson’s three YouTube channels: his primary Shane channel; Shane Dawson TV; and beauty channel Shane Glossin’.YouTube says that even if a creator’s recent content does not violate community or advertising guidelines, when it becomes aware of older or previously uploaded violative content it takes action against a channel.

Jada Pinkett Smith and her son Jaden Smith are speaking out against YouTuber Shane Dawson for a resurfaced video clip showing Dawson "sexualizing" Willow Smith when she was 11-years-old. In the video clip, Dawson is shown pretending to masturbate to a poster of the then-11-year-old Smith.

Jada Pinkett Smith and her son, Jaden, are not happy with the recently revealed video clip of Shane Dawson supposedly “sexualizing” Willow Smith when she was an 11-year-old girl. In the video, which many fans pointed out was merely a joke, Dawson pretended to masturbate to a poster of an 11-year-old Willow Smith.

Jaden Smith are speaking out against YouTuber Shane Dawson for a resurfaced video clip showing Dawson "sexualizing" Willow Smith when she was 11-years-old.In the video clip, Dawson is shown pretending to masturbate to a poster of the then-11-year-old Smith."To Shane Dawson … I’m done with the excuses,” Willow’s mother Jada, tweeted. Meanwhile, Willow’s brother Jaden also spoke out against the YouTuber.

This Man Was Also Doing Black Face On The Regular. As The Youth We Need To Support Creators Who Support Us And Our Morals.

Famed YouTuber Shane Dawson has been trending non-stop on social media following his past controversial videos, which Jada Pinkett Smith and her son Jaden Smith also called him out for. The mother-son duo blasted the 31-year-old Youtube star for a resurfaced 2010 video that showed him touching himself inappropriately as he stared at a photo of then 11-year-old Willow Smith as he sang “Whip My Hair.” Jada tweeted, “To Shane Dawson … I’m done with the excuses,” while Jaden expressed his anger in a thread of posts.

A resurfaced video of Shane Dawson has put the YouTuber in some serious hot water. The disturbing clip features Dawson staring at a photo of Willow Smith when she was just 11 years old, and he appears to be touching himself inappropriately.

Shane Dawson, 31, is under fire again. The YouTube star began trending on Twitter on Saturday, June 27 — just a day after his massive apology video — as a 2010 clip of him featuring a Willow Smith song began circulating. In the video, Shane is seen staring at a poster of Willow — then 11-years-old — as he pretends to touch himself inappropriately touch himself while singing the lyrics to her song “Whip My Hair.” Willow’s mom Jada Pinkett Smith, 48, and brother Jaden Smith, 21, immediately responded to the resurfaced clip via Twitter on Saturday, June 27.

Jada Pinkett-Smith and Jaden Smith are calling out YouTuber Shane Dawson hours after he apologized for past racist comments.

YouTube personality Shane Dawson is apologizing… again.

After fellow YouTuber Jenna Marbles addressed her offensive older videos, Shane Dawson followed in her footsteps, inspired by her accountability. That being said, he took to his main platform to apologize for ‘all of the racism’ featured on his channel in the past.

Shane Dawson is taking accountability for his past actions in a new video on his channel.

Another big YouTuber has issued an apology video. Shane Dawson, 31, followed in Jenna Marbles‘ footsteps after the latter apologized for old racist videos, which Shane also decided to do in a new video called “Taking Accountability,” shared on June 27. Shane has previously apologized for past racist content on his YouTube channel, which has now amassed 23 million subscribers, but is now admitting that “those apologies suck.”