A federal judge in New York temporarily blocked the Trump administration from detaining British researcher Imran Ahmed, who was accused of promoting online censorship and was among five Europeans barred from entering the US for allegedly attempting to coerce American platforms to suppress viewpoints. The judge's decision prevents Ahmed's detention amid ongoing disputes over online disinformation and censorship policies.
The EU may respond to US visa bans on five Europeans involved in combating online hate and disinformation, with European leaders condemning the move as coercion and censorship, escalating tensions between Europe and the US over digital regulation and free speech.
Carrie Ann Inaba discusses her experiences with online hate, backlash over scoring, and her efforts to stay true to herself on 'Dancing With the Stars,' highlighting the show's evolving dynamics and her commitment to honesty despite criticism, especially as the only woman judge.
Fitness influencer Daisy Keech Yerger faced significant backlash after posting mourning messages for Charlie Kirk's death, with many criticizing her for perceived political insensitivity and selective empathy, prompting her to respond by condemning the hate and emphasizing her faith.
Lady Gaga speaks out against the "appalling" hatred directed at transgender actor and activist Dylan Mulvaney following their International Women’s Day post, emphasizing that such vitriol is not "backlash" but violence. Gaga expresses her protective stance towards Mulvaney and the transgender community, urging for equal celebration of all women and people. Mulvaney responds with gratitude, having previously shared her struggles with online bullying. This isn't the first time Mulvaney has faced hate, as she also received backlash for a sponsored post for Bud Light, which was boycotted by some, but the company remained committed to supporting the LGBTQ community.
Sandra Bullock faces online hate after former NFL star Michael Oher claims that his guardians, who inspired the film "The Blind Side," never actually adopted him but still profited from his success. Some social media commentators blame Bullock for the situation, while others defend her, stating that she was just doing her job as an actress. The guardians have denied the allegations and expressed their devastation.
Hailey Bieber revealed in an interview with the Sunday Times that she is "scared" to have children due to the online hate she has received, particularly in relation to her perceived feud with Justin Bieber's ex, Selena Gomez. The model expressed her desire to have kids with her husband but worries about the potential for online vitriol towards them. Hailey has previously spoken out about the negative impact of online hate on her mental health and thanked Gomez for speaking out against the death threats she received.
Hailey Bieber revealed in an interview with The Sunday Times that she is scared to have children with Justin Bieber due to online hate. The model expressed her desire to have kids but fears confronting people saying things about a child. Hailey has been a target of online hate, including accusations of making fun of Selena Gomez, which led to death threats. She described that period of time as “some of the saddest, hardest moments” of her adult life. Despite the hate, Hailey refuses to let it dictate how she lives her life.
Hailey Bieber revealed in an interview with The Sunday Times that she is scared to have children with Justin Bieber because of online hate. The model and television personality has been a target of online hate and bullying, including during a backlash in March when she was accused of making fun of Selena Gomez. Hailey said that she wants kids but is afraid of having to confront people saying things about a child. She emphasized the importance of raising children to feel loved and safe.
A woman on TikTok received hateful comments about her engagement ring, with people criticizing its size. She turned off the comments and made a follow-up video addressing the issue, saying that people should stop judging others for their choices. Many people came to her defense, saying that her ring is beautiful and that people should not be so negative online.
A woman received hateful comments on TikTok after posting a video about her engagement ring. The comments criticized the size of her ring, prompting her to turn off the comments section. In a follow-up video, she addressed the hurtful comments and urged people to stop judging others for their choices. Many people came to her defense, praising her ring and telling her to ignore the haters.
A woman received hateful comments on TikTok after posting a video about her engagement ring. The comments criticized the size of her ring, prompting her to turn off the comments section. In a follow-up video, she addressed the hurtful comments and urged people to stop judging others for their choices. Many people came to her defense, praising her ring and telling her to ignore the haters.
Hailey Bieber thanked Selena Gomez for defending her against online hate and negativity, saying that the last few weeks have been very hard for everyone involved. Selena had earlier spoken out against the negative comments being directed at Hailey, saying that no one should have to experience hate or bullying. The two had previously posed for a picture together at the 2022 Academy Museum Gala to put rumors of a rift to rest.
Fans of Selena Gomez and Hailey and Justin Bieber have turned a perceived feud into a toxic online war, flooding social media and comments sections with hateful remarks. Experts warn that this can harm the mental health of commenters and negatively affect the celebrities involved. Feeling invested in a celebrity can lead to aligning oneself with them and feeling personally trolled when they are attacked. It's important to remember that celebrities are human and to show kindness rather than tearing down their adversaries. Building a daily routine that brings personal joy and accomplishment can help manage stress and avoid toxic discourse.
Drew Barrymore faced online hate after a vulnerable moment with transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney on her talk show, where they discussed dealing with online hate. Mulvaney shared her transitioning journey on TikTok and has more than 10 million followers. The two moved their candid conversation from the show’s pink satin armchairs down to the rug on the set of “The Drew Barrymore Show.” Some social media users criticized Barrymore for “worshiping” Mulvaney, but her fans quickly defended her.
