Social Media: Celebs Rumors

Khabane Lame, 22, became the world’s top TikToker on Wednesday, officially overtaking American sensation Charli D’Amelio, 18. As of Thursday afternoon, Lame has a staggering 142.8 million followers. D’Amelio is close behind with 142.3 million.

@fayedunaway on Instagram — revealed that the Hollywood legend is aware of Yang’s social media presence and might be taking action against him, Entertainment Weekly reported.“There’s a new development in this,” Yang, 31, said during an interview on “Live! With Kelly and Ryan.”“As of, like, two weeks ago, I’ve gotten word that she knows about me having the handle and she does actually want to come on ‘SNL’ and confront me on live television.”Hosts Ryan Seacrest and Kelly Ripa pressed Yang for more details on what the “confrontation” from Tinseltown’s notorious diva would look like. “She wants it to be, like, maybe on ‘[Weekend] Update,'” said Yang. “She gets brought out to talk about her social media handle being co-opted by this random Asian guy.”Yang said that he did not expect there to be any backlash since he made the account before his rise to stardom.

BuzzFeed reported. The photo, which was deleted shortly after being posted by Justin Mikita, featured a Winehouse lookalike appearing bloody and mangled.The “Rehab” singer died just three months before Halloween, at the age of 27.Writer Ashley Reed tweeted on Tuesday about the ill-advised dish from the 48-year-old “How I Met Your Mother” star’s party, which immediately went viral.“I cannot believe how many very online people over the age of 25 are just now finding out about Neil Patrick Harris’s disgusting Amy Winehouse cake,” the tweet from Reed, who has since switched her account to private, read.“Yea Neil Patrick Harris quite literally had a cake mimicking Amy Winehouse’s corpse for Halloween soon after she died.

Alina Fazleeva won’t be taking a vacation to Bali anytime soon.The Russian influencer and her husband, Andrey Fazleev, have been banned from Bali after she posted a photo of herself posing naked under a very old, sacred tree.Fazleeva was barred from the Indonesian country after finding out that her photoshoot was taken underneath a 700-year-old banyan tree at a temple compound.The now-deleted snapshot was posted on May 1 and the pair were deported on Friday.The couple cannot enter the island for at least six months, according to the AFP.“They have carried out activities that endangered public order and were disrespectful to the local norms, so they are sanctioned with deportation. Their names will be included in an entry ban list,” Bali’s immigration chief officer Jamaruli Manihuruk said to the press, the outlet reported.AFP also noted that Bali deported almost 200 people last year for several reasons, including violating COVID-19 restrictions and disrespecting the country’s traditions and customs.Fazleeva and her husband performed a ritual at the tree’s site before leaving to seek forgiveness.

SpaceX-time continuum. Elon Musk’s $44 billion Twitter takeover wasn’t the first time he owned the platform.

then shared his moves on TikTok with a caption that read: “When your son breaks it down in front of the whole school.”The crowd went wild and erupted in laughter as Tripp danced around doing “the sprinkler” and other priceless moves with a serious look on his face. Woodhurst found the moment hysterical and said the viral moment is very telling of who her son is.

Reddit since it popped up in the wake of Smith’s assault on comedian Chris Rock at the Oscars last month. The 53-year-old actor made international news when he stormed the stage at the awards show and slapped Rock across the face for making a joke about Pinkett Smith’s alopecia.

frying up chicken for her son, Julian, went viral — eliciting backlash for her cooking methods.On Tuesday, the “Warcraft” actress acknowledged the motherclucking reaction.“I just wanted to respond and say, listen, I get it.” she said in an Instagram video she shared from Mexico. The post was captioned with the phrase: “Peace, love and fried chicken ❤️.”“It might look crazy. It is the way we do it.

“The Net.”During a chat on the “The Jess Cagle Show,” co-host Julia Cunningham asked the Oscar winner if the ’90s action thriller is why she’s not on any social media platform.Bullock jokingly replied, “I learned a lot.”The “Blind Side” actress added, “We met real hackers and I remember people going, ‘Does that exist? Do you think we could actually order a pizza from your computer?’ And I was like, ‘Yes.'”“The Net” also starred Jeremy Northam and Dennis Miller and followed Bullock as a computer programmer for a software company. She unmasks a government conspiracy while at the same time trying to make sure her identity is not wiped off the face of the Earth.

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Kylie Jenner actually Tammy Hembrow-beaten into baby-name submission?Well, the 27-year-old Australian fitness model’s online Wolf pack seems to think so. Hembrow fans are celebrating her presumed victory against Jenner, 24, after the billionaire beauty baron announced she and boyfriend Travis Scott, 30, have renamed their newborn baby boy, formerly known as Wolf — which is the name of Hembrow’s 6-year-old son. “No way did Kylie Jenner change her son’s name.

Glamour and described the term “bimbo” as being a person who wants to “celebrate and appreciate their own hyper-femininity, which they express in their own, special way.”She continued that the Gen-Z bimbo also “does not allow misogynistic standpoints of femininity get in the way of you being f***ing amazing and incredible.” However, it hasn’t gone down too well with everyone due to the term’s sexist history – something which Chrissy is very aware of.“In the past, the word ‘bimbo’ has been used to put down women – to see them as one-dimensional,” she admitted.She went onto note how the term has previously been used to refer to women in relation to their body and nothing else.But Chrissy, who has an impressive 4.2 million followers on TikTok, has responded to trolls who have slammed her for reclaiming the term “bimbo.”In a short clip posted on social media, she explains: “A modern-day bimbo doesn’t need to know ‘what a mortgage is’ or ‘how to file taxes.’“But we do know it’s time to let go those who are in prison for marijuana charges when the states that they’re in have decriminalized marijuana.“And we also know that capitalism is the root of all evil, but it’s almost impossible to consume ethically in a capitalist society, so let’s stop blaming each other.”  The post has received over 397,000 likes, with very mixed reviews.“We literally grew up on legally blonde.

Charlotte Rose, 28, has been sharing saucy content on the website since it started back in 2016, and she quit her career in law enforcement several years later when the money began pouring in. The British bombshell can make upwards of $200,000 USD per month on OnlyFans, but says she’s now worried about attracting a man who’s only interested in her income. “I do worry with the cars that I have that a guy would look at that and be like, ‘Jackpot I get to drive supercars and luxury cars every day and live in a big house,'” Rose told Jam Press.

allegations of sexual assault.Noth, 67, shared two photos of his sons with wife Tara Wilson, 42.One snap showed Orion, 14, playing basketball, with the caption, “SWISH. It’s a thrill to watch his love for basketball blossom.”Noth commemorated younger son Keats’ second birthday in another post.

Josh Neuman was a YouTube star and content creator known for his videos in which he skateboarded perilous routes in beautiful locales across the world.Neuman began making skating videos when he was just 12 years old, and his YouTube channel became increasingly popular as his feats became more incredible. From early videos on a quiet neighborhood street, he expanded to making runs in locations including the French Alps and the Italian Dolomites, along hairpin curves in Norway and next to traffic in Laguna Beach, California. Millions watched his successful runs as well as the crashes and bails he posted.

Twitter, Instagram and YouTube in less than a year — prides itself on exposing far left hypocrisy and liberal “wokeness” on steroids. The account’s mysterious creator specializes in outing unchecked teachers, abuses in schools and the alleged “indoctrination” of children by reposting videos of the so-called offenders in their own words.

Melanie Ham was a YouTube star known for her tutorials in crafts including crochet and quilting.Ham launched her YouTube channel in 2011. It quickly took off, with millions of people watching her most popular videos.

Adalia Rose Williams was a YouTube star whose videos got millions of views as they spotlighted her life with the premature aging disease Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome.Williams was diagnosed with progeria as a baby, as is typical for the disease that causes rapid aging and leads to early death in the teens or 20s. She began sharing videos on YouTube in 2012, singing “Jesus Loves Me” in her first video.

New York Times by an individual authorized to read it but not share it. The anonymous whistleblower gave it to the publication after becoming disturbed by its revelation that the social media application knowingly pushes users toward “‘sad’ content that could induce self-harm,” the Times’ Ben Smith reported. “The document explains frankly that in the pursuit of the company’s ‘ultimate goal’ of adding daily active users, it has chosen to optimize for two closely related metrics in the stream of videos it serves: ‘retention’ — that is, whether a user comes back — and ‘time spent.’ The app wants to keep you there as long as possible,” wrote Smith.

Dorsey, 45, will remain on Twitter's board of directors until next year. Chief technology officer Parag Agrawal, who joined Twitter in 2017, will replace Dorsey as the company's new CEO, effectively immediately.In a tweet announcing his resignation Monday, Dorsey didn't discuss what lies ahead for his career, but said, «I decided it's time for me to finally leave.»Dorsey noted that the view that companies should continue to be led by their founders is «severely limiting.» But his departure also comes more than a year after activist investor Elliott Management Corp.

press release. “The serious effects of social media on mental health are being ignored by these platforms.

not missing people, with any would-be pauses filled with heavy laughter. Majimbo’s public aversion to small talk and social conventions have landed her coveted brand partnerships, magazine covers and over 2 million followers.

TimboTheRedneck, died on July 31 while attempting a “fishtailing” stunt to impress his online audience. The daredevil deed propelled Hall out of his beloved GMC truck’s driver’s side window. His 4,000-pound-plus pickup — nicknamed “Big Booty Judy” after he received it as a high school graduation gift in May — toppled on its side and onto his body, crushing his internal organs.

according to Birmingham Live.Rice, who was from Marston Green, England, was in her boyfriend’s Audi S3 car when he slammed into a taxicab. Her partner is currently in the hospital in serious condition and the driver of the taxi, who is in his 40s, is also in serious condition.Merseyside police are currently investigating the tragic crash, which happened in the Queensway Tunnel.Paige’s mother Clare shared a statement about her daughter’s passing on the influencer’s Instagram account.

singer-songwriter with 1.5 million followers on TikTok. He revealed his ordeal in an Instagram post describing the adrenaline-pounding encounter, along with a video depicting his broken-into vehicle.

“#witchtok,” which has amassed a whopping 19.9 billion views and counting. ‘It’s a fabulous TikTok community of spiritualists… from all different walks of life,” Adam Wethington, 33, told USA Today in an article about the WitchTok subculture and its growing influence.

Netflix’s “Squid Game” is the talk of the town. The hit thriller follows desperate cash-strapped characters as they compete in a brutal series of games hoping to win money while fighting to survive. “Squid Game” is a splashy critique of how society treats underdogs – not unlike another recent Korean hit, Oscar winner “Parasite,” or even the controversial “Joker.” Still, its popularity is bizarre, since it’s not pleasant stuff. The show’s grotesque scenes would seemingly make it tough to stomach for socially conscious New Yorkers — or does it? “‘Squid Game’ definitely doesn’t like billionaires, and that sentiment sells,” Brooklyn-based clinical psychology academic Benjamin Katz, 32, told The Post.

Mel Thompson was a makeup artist and a beauty influencer on YouTube and Instagram.Thompson built her social media following sharing makeup tutorials on YouTube, as well as photos of the results on Instagram. Her YouTube channel has 170,000 subscribers.

14 billion videos with the hashtag #SquidGame have appeared on TikTok since the show premiered Sept. 17 on Netflix.

Britney Spears is back on Instagram. The pop star returned to the social media platform six days after deactivating her account. Spears shared photos of herself with long hair, dark eye makeup and a boho crop top — a look which she's previously posed in earlier this year.

told the Sun. The fishing and gift shop owner said the issue first came to light after a member posted about parking her boat at the profanely-named canal, which reportedly leads to a place called Cockshoot Broad.

for promoting the birth of his new albums. Governing emojis body The Unicode Consortium has announced its finalized list of new emojis, set to hit devices “sometime next year.”  The 838 new characters in Unicode 14.0 offer 75 more skin tone options and 37 new emoji characters — including pregnant men, potentially useful to “MONTERO (Call Me By Your Name)” singer Nas — plus more obscure options for writing the northeastern Indian language Toto, a Kyrgyz Republic currency sign and undeciphered historical script primarily used on the island of Cyprus.

wrote mother Carolann McGeoch in a post describing the alarming incident involving her son, Jack. She first realized something was awry after Jack started vomiting and experiencing extreme abdominal pain at their home in Stirling on Sept.

Deánna Giulietti, a Broadway performer-turned-TikTok star, who lives in Harlem and was invited to various Fashion Week festivities. “To see those faces at the fashion events — which used to be seen as completely unattainable — I was like, ‘That’s the future.’ ”The 28-year-old took to TikTok last year as the pandemic ravaged the arts in Manhattan, gaining popularity from showing off her daily looks.OOTADAH: NYFW edition✨ your move @Aritzia #nyfw #ootd #peeptheshoe #rosspants #newyorkcityFor Fashion Week, she showcased her outfit of the day — otherwise known as her “OOTD” or “oo-ta-dah” —  to her 1.4 million followers.

yet another sleazeball trend circulating on TikTok. But sex workers are increasingly taking to the video-sharing platform — and not to strip off their clothes.Rather, they want to shed harmful misconceptions surrounding their oft-stigmatized profession.

Spencer Rubin amassed 32.5 million views and 867,000 followers on TikTok for his relatable and comedic videos. However, the Long Island native is not performing choreographed dances or posting about intimate relationships — he plays the oboe.Rubin, 17, studies classical oboe at Juilliard Pre-College.