All articles tagged with #controversial
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Mirror US
Kim Kardashian's SKIMS released a provocative faux pubic hair thong called 'Faux Hair Micro String Thong,' which quickly sold out and sparked mixed reactions online, highlighting the brand's bold marketing and controversial product choices.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed
A BuzzFeed Community discussion highlights controversial DIY home upgrades that some people find unappealing or impractical. These include painted cabinets, limewashed walls, open kitchen cabinets, stock tank pools, peel-and-stick tiles, and more. Critics argue these projects often result in poor aesthetics, high maintenance, or impracticality, despite their popularity on social media and among influencers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed
A Reddit thread has sparked a heated discussion about controversial trends in modern home design, highlighting issues such as open concept bathrooms, excessive use of pot lights, lack of storage space, and impractical design choices like glass railings and integrated appliances. Other criticized trends include the overuse of gray tones, minimalism, and impractical layouts like open floor plans and oversized kitchen islands. The conversation reflects a growing dissatisfaction with certain aesthetic and functional aspects of contemporary home design.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Rihanna's controversial magazine cover for Interview Magazine's spring issue, featuring a provocative religious-themed look, has sparked heated reactions online, with some fans expressing reservations and labeling the photoshoot as disrespectful and in poor taste, while others praised Rihanna for her envelope-pushing style.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Soledad O'Brien, host of 'Quiet on Set', criticizes the entertainment industry for preying on parents as well as child stars, arguing that the system isolates kids and makes them vulnerable to predators. She defends the parents of former child stars who claim to have been victimized, suggesting that they were set up to fail from the beginning. O'Brien also calls out the industry for systemic issues and points to the hiring of Brian Peck by Disney post-prison as evidence. The fifth episode of 'Quiet on Set' is set to premiere on April 7.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Rebel Wilson reveals in her memoir, "Rebel Rising," that her talent agency preferred her when she was heavier as it meant higher-paying roles, leaving her feeling trapped in a "multimillion-dollar pigeonhole." Despite feeling constrained, she appreciates her work in the "Pitch Perfect" franchise, which allowed her to secure her first 8-figure deal. Wilson also discusses negotiating the big payout for "Pitch Perfect 3" and emphasizes the significance of receiving such a substantial offer as a woman in the industry.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TMZ
Gene Simmons defends JoJo Siwa's "bad girl" look and doesn't mind the comparisons to his iconic rocker aesthetic, praising her edgier new vibe as badass and extraordinary, and stating that anyone hating on her might just be jealous. JoJo recently announced a more adult era of her career and has been seen sporting a dramatic new look, similar to KISS bandmembers' makeup, at the iHeartRadio Music Awards. Despite the resemblance, Gene approves and is not bothered by it, even though KISS recently semi-retired their iconic onstage attire.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by XXLMAG.COM
Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori was seen wearing an eye-popping mini skirt that exposed her entire butt while out with Kanye in Los Angeles, prompting concern from her family over her revealing fashion choices and reported desire to have a child with Kanye. The photos have sparked controversy and raised questions about control and influence in their relationship.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Newsweek
The Oscars have seen their fair share of wild and controversial moments throughout history, including a streaker interrupting an award presentation, Tom Hanks accidentally outing his high school teacher, South Park creators arriving high and dressed as celebrities, Angelina Jolie kissing her brother on the mouth, Adrien Brody surprising Halle Berry with a kiss, Sean Penn making a controversial joke, Marlon Brando's Oscars boycott, the mistaken announcement of La La Land as Best Picture winner, and Will Smith's infamous slap of Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars, resulting in a 10-year ban from Academy events.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Guardian
Writer Gabriel Smith pranked the public by faking an email from singer Charli XCX asking to use the title of his forthcoming debut novel for her next album, garnering millions of views and likes. Charli XCX responded, denying any knowledge of Smith and his book. Smith, known for internet pranks, enjoys provoking people and has a history of controversial stunts. Other authors, such as Jennifer Belle and Susan Meachen, have also pulled attention-grabbing publicity stunts, with some having darker implications. Thriller author Mark Davis staged a kidnapping as a publicity stunt and eventually secured a book deal with a small publishing imprint.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Daily Beast
Jafaar Jackson, Michael Jackson's nephew, has recreated an iconic look from his uncle's Dangerous Tour for the upcoming biopic "Michael." The photo, taken by Kevin Mazur, showcases Jafaar's striking resemblance to the King of Pop. The film, directed by Antoine Fuqua, is set to hit theaters in 2025 and aims to address all aspects of Jackson's life, though it remains unclear how it will handle the musician's controversies, including allegations of child sexual abuse. The announcement of the biopic has sparked criticism from "Leaving Neverland" director Dan Reed, who has condemned the film for glorifying a man accused of such crimes.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Viewers are criticizing the 31-year age gap between Jenna Ortega, 21, and Martin Freeman, 52, in the X-rated sex scenes of the movie "Miller's Girl," with some calling it "gross" and "uncomfortable." The film portrays an inappropriate relationship between an 18-year-old student and her teacher, leading to controversy and mixed reviews from critics. Despite some defending the movie as a work of fiction, the age gap and storyline have sparked widespread debate and discomfort among audiences.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
The 12th and final season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" is set to air, marking the end of the long-running show that has courted controversy with its boundary-pushing humor. Creator Larry David has announced the conclusion of the series, joking about shedding his fictional persona. The show has featured appearances from stars like Michael J. Fox and Judge Judy, often portraying unflattering versions of themselves. Despite its controversial content, the show has maintained a dedicated fanbase and will premiere its final season on HBO and Max.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
The 12th and final season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" is set to air, marking the end of the long-running show that has courted controversy with its boundary-pushing humor. Creator Larry David has announced the conclusion of the series, joking about shedding his fictional persona. Over the years, the show has featured celebrity cameos, including Michael J. Fox, Judge Judy, and Sean Penn, often portraying unflattering versions of themselves.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Daily Mail
Snoop Dogg expressed "love and respect" for Donald Trump, citing the former president's pardon of a friend as a reason. Despite previously insulting Trump in music videos and public rants, Snoop now praises Trump's actions and claims he has done "great things" for him. This marks a shift in Snoop's public stance towards Trump, who he had previously criticized and parodied in his music.