All articles tagged with #online backlash
During a promotional interview for their film, Julia Fox interrupted Marlon Wayans multiple times while discussing the concept of 'real men,' leading to mixed online reactions. Some praised her for calling out harmful stereotypes, while others criticized her behavior as rude and reflective of white feminism, especially given the context of her previous associations and her treatment of the male interviewees.
Kelsea Ballerini, the host of the 2024 CMT Music Awards, responded to online criticism about her no-pants look during a performance by posting a TikTok video telling haters to "shut up." She showcased nine outfit changes throughout the event, including a gold bodysuit for her performance and a red David Koma dress on the carpet with boyfriend Chase Stokes. Ballerini announced that this year's CMT Awards would be her last time hosting, expressing her love for the event's lively atmosphere.
Anne Hathaway credits director Christopher Nolan for supporting her and giving her roles in his films despite online backlash, which she says affected her career. She praises Nolan for not caring about the negativity and giving her the opportunity to star in Interstellar, which she describes as one of the most beautiful roles she's had in one of the best films she's been a part of. Hathaway reflects on the impact of humiliation and the importance of staying bold in the face of adversity in the entertainment industry.
Anne Hathaway reflects on facing online backlash, known as "Hathahate," after winning an Oscar, which cost her roles. She praises Christopher Nolan for casting her in Interstellar despite the negativity, stating that his support helped her career. Hathaway discusses the impact of the backlash and the need to stay bold as an actor. She is set to star in the upcoming film, The Idea of You, while Nolan continues his success in filmmaking.
Anne Hathaway revealed in a Vanity Fair interview that online backlash following her Oscar win cost her roles, but Christopher Nolan's support helped save her career, offering her a role in "Interstellar." Despite the humiliation, Hathaway emphasized the importance of staying bold and not letting it close her down. She credited the experience with building her self-confidence and empowerment. Hathaway's next project is the romance film "The Idea of You," streaming on Amazon Prime Video on May 2.
Anne Hathaway credits Christopher Nolan for casting her in "Interstellar" despite online backlash, describing him as an "angel" who kept her career afloat amid the negativity. She reflects on the challenges of dealing with public scrutiny and emphasizes the importance of staying bold as a public figure. Hathaway has previously spoken openly about the online hate she has faced and has made a conscious decision to no longer engage with that negativity.
Anne Hathaway reveals that winning an Oscar led to a surge of online and media backlash, dubbed "Hathahate," which cost her movie roles, until director Christopher Nolan cast her in Interstellar, helping her regain momentum in her career. She reflects on the challenges of being an actress in the public eye and the toxic nature of online spaces, as she promotes her upcoming rom-com The Idea of You.
Gina Carano revealed that Pedro Pascal, her co-star on "The Mandalorian," tried to help her during the online backlash she faced for controversial comments by suggesting she put #transrights in her feed. Carano was fired from the show in 2021 and her planned "Star Wars" show was also canceled. She is now working with Elon Musk's X to sue Disney for wrongful termination. Carano defended her actions, stating that she is not homophobic or transphobic, and that she and Pascal were close, with him acknowledging her and Carl Weathers as protectors.
Gina Carano revealed that Pedro Pascal, her co-star on "The Mandalorian," tried to help her during the online backlash she faced for her controversial comments. She said Pascal suggested she put #transrights in her feed to appease critics, but she declined, stating it's not her style. Carano was fired from the show in 2021 and is now working with Elon Musk's X to sue Disney for wrongful termination. She emphasized that she's not homophobic or transphobic and shared that she and Pascal recently spoke after the death of their co-star, Carl Weathers.
Miss France 2024, Eve Gilles, faced online backlash after winning the pageant with a short pixie cut hairstyle, becoming the first contestant in the competition's history to not have long hair. Social media users accused the judges of promoting "wokeness" and an "androgynous" look. Gilles defended her choice, stating that every woman is different and unique. The Miss Universe pageant spokesperson also supported Gilles, emphasizing that there is no one way to be Miss Universe or Miss France. The pageant has recently embraced greater diversity, allowing for a variety of hairstyles and removing restrictions on age, marital status, and visible tattoos.
YouTuber Rosanna Pansino accused MrBeast of unfairly editing her appearance in one of his videos, but later deleted her posts and apologized. Some people turned against her, believing she exaggerated the situation. Pansino initially received support for speaking up, but opinions shifted as she continued to post statements. Critics felt she overplayed the situation and used misleading language. Pansino eventually deleted all her posts, apologized to MrBeast, and retracted her apology later, citing "new information" and "developments behind the scenes." MrBeast has not publicly addressed the controversy.
Kim Kardashian faces backlash after making seemingly casual remarks about her sister, Kourtney Kardashian, during an interview at Harvard University. Critics accuse Kim of being jealous and green with envy, as she referred to Kourtney as a source of harassment for her business ventures. Fans express disappointment and disbelief that Kim would badmouth her sister in a public setting like Harvard.
New York Times columnist David Brooks faced online backlash after expressing his shock over the cost of a $78 burger and fries at an airport. Social media users criticized Brooks for being out of touch and launched an investigation to find the expensive meal he mentioned.
Italian luxury brand Bulgari has apologized to China after listing Taiwan as a country on its website, following online backlash. China claims Taiwan as its territory, and both the government and Chinese internet users have a history of scolding or boycotting international brands that refer to Taiwan as a separate country. Bulgari posted an apology on Weibo, China's version of Twitter, stating that it respected China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and had corrected the mistake on its website. Other brands have faced similar backlash for offending China's geopolitical sensibilities in the past.
A couple has faced public outrage and online backlash after uploading a video of themselves licking ice cream in a grocery store and putting it back on the shelf. The same trend had emerged in 2019, leading to some arrests and charges. Angry commenters have called for the couple to face legal consequences for their act of criminal mischief.