In a world where social media reigns supreme, celebrities often find themselves under the microscope of public opinion. Recently, rapper GloRilla faced backlash after footage
LSU star Angel Reese sobbed during a postgame press conference after her Tigers lost to the popular Iowa Hawkeyes on April 1. The famously outspoken
Singer Azealia Banks came with fire to defend Nicki Minaj when she refused to clear a verse that was going to appear on Kanye West’s
Anita Baker is ducking for cover after she made the brash move of firing R&B icon Babyface from her tour, and she is now incurring
Pete Davidson, the man whom Kim Kardashian dated after announcing her divorce from Ye West, was traumatized by the rapper to the point that he
Rapper 50 Cent, the nation’s premiere troller and online bully, has stuck his verbal needle into another celebrity victim. This time, Fifty took aim at
Social media can be a cruel, callous platform, where Twitter thugs and Instagram idiots can anonymously rip people apart with impunity and little concern for
Grammy Award-winning artist Alicia Keys is breaking barriers for women with her no makeup campaign. Recently, she has been advocating for women to embrace their
Facebook is taking a few new steps to try and stop online bullying which has led to suicides with teens between the ges of 13
Beyoncé and Kim Kardashian may be enjoying their newfound friendship, but Bey’s fans are anything but thrilled about the new BFFs. In fact, her fans
Sherri Shepherd is no stranger to criticism or online bullying, but the “The View” co-host had enough of being attacked on June 6, when a
Rap superstar Drake may not have a problem with his albums leaking on the Internet, but one thing he doesn’t enjoy about cyberspace is social
