Jeffree Star Speaks Out Again on Social Media Amid Controversy: 'It's Okay to F--k Up'

Candiace Dillard is apologizing for her past anti-gay comments. The “Real Housewives of Potomac” took to Instagram on Wednesday to address old resurfaced tweets that criticized gay men and the LGBTQ community.

took to Instagram on Wednesday to address old resurfaced tweets that criticized gay men and the LGBTQ community.«I want to address tweets that resurfaced from nearly 10 years ago that may have offended people I love dearly and those who have supported me as a Potomac Housewife,» she began. «To my loyal fanbase, particularly the LGBTQIA+ viewers, thank you for your unwavering support.

announced their departures on Thursday.“Yesterday we lost three valuable members of our video team,” Baz wrote on Instagram. “I support their decisions unequivocally and am extremely disheartened that Condé Nast Entertainment was unable to provide them contracts that they felt were fair and equitable.

Prince Harry discussed the perils of social media in a new essay for Fast Company.The Duke of Sussex previously showed his support for the #StopHateForProfit Facebook advertising boycott."We have an opportunity to do better and remake the digital world," the prince explained.Prince Harry may have stepped back as a senior member of the royal family, but he's still very much committed to making the world a better place.In a new essay for Fast Company, the prince explained why social media is a

Ant Anstead will be coming offline after being left “saddened” by toxicity on social media.

If you’re on Instagram, then you’ve probably come across posts from popular influencers like Kim Kardashian, Amanda Cerny and James Charles who have been able to garner massive followings, and have gone on to build their brand as savvy entrepreneurs and multi-million dollar business owners.

Making a mistake is one thing, being accused of continued racist behavior you fail to own up to is a little different!

Jeffree Star’s controversy isn’t over yet. Just Jared picked up on a YouTube video from the beauty vlogger in which he spoke on the recent scandals in which he has been embroiled.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterVeteran film producer Michael Shamberg sued the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences on Monday, as he steps up his campaign to prod the organization to boost its social media presence.Shamberg, 75, has been publicly decrying the Academy’s slide into irrelevance with younger viewers for several months.An Academy member since 1981, Shamberg also has been working to try to get the Academy’s board to heed his warnings.

Jeffree Star is speaking out after beauty bloggers James Charles and Tati Westbrook continued their public feud.The makeup mogul, 34, broke his silence on the accusations made against him and friend Shane Dawson in a 40-minute video shared by Westbrook, 38, in June.

did release an apology to James: And when it comes to Shane, Jeffree, uh, appears to be standing by his friend:But here's the thing: Jeffree also brought up —and, as notes, this part of video received a lot of backlash from people who accused him of using the movement to distract from his own racism and silence.you guys can’t seriously think that he talked about blm because he cares.

Jeffree Star is speaking out and apologizing to James Charles.

Jeffree Star is breaking his silence.

Kourtney Kardashian shares a laugh with her friend Addison Rae while leaving Nobu restaurant on Friday night (July 17) in Malibu, Calif.

Jeffree Star is heading out for a shopping trip.

Marc Anthony has shared some big news on social media this week. Nothing seems to stop the Puerto Rican singer, not even the lockdown.