Skai Jackson Talks Exposing Racists on Social Media: 'I'm Gonna Use That Platform for Good' (Exclusive)

© Getty Canadian singer Justin Bieber says the allegations are defamatory The 26-year-old pop star has denied the alleged incidents in 2014 and 2015, describing them as "outrageous lies" that are "provably fabricated".The first allegation was from someone who claimed to have been assaulted at a Four Seasons Hotel in the US city of Austin on 9 March 2014.But Bieber said he did not stay at the Four Seasons on that date, posting screenshots from news stories that day which show him with Selena

Good Morning Britain star said she is a huge fan of platforms like Twitter and Instagram and is used to being criticised, but that things have worsened of late.Writing in the Daily Mail, she said “there are times when even thick skin gets thinner”.Reid, 49, said the “viciousness” against her ramped up in response to her outrage about the death of George Floyd in the US and that she was told “to ‘shut up’ and ‘get in your kennel’.”The presenter was bombarded with sexist insults that she said made

Masks have been a controversial issue ever since the COVID-19 pandemic made its way into the United States and Canada in March of this year. The CDC and the World Health Organization initially questioned their effectiveness, with most arguing that the healthcare workers needed them more than the public.

Jennifer Lawrence is officially on social media! The actress created a Twitter account on June 16. However, don’t expect to see intimate photos of her life at home. J.Law’s account is in partnership with Represent.Us, and appears to strictly be being used to fight for justice in the United States. The handle of Jennifer’s Twitter is @JLawrence_RepUs.

CBS, Showtime and MTV, have reportedly hired a private investigator to search their own actors’ social media profiles for racist comments.According to Page Six, PI Edward Myers was retained by the broadcasters after a spate of scandals involving celebrities being fired for resurfaced racist posts.Last week, Vanderpump Rules actors Brett Caprioni and Max Boyens left the series after making offensive tweets, and for reporting their black co-star Faith Stowers to the police for a crime she didn’t

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWith Encore!, Jason Cohen reunited 12 high school musical casts for one final performance, many years after graduation, facing countless logistical hurdles along the way.Hosted and executive produced by Kristen Bell, the Disney+ reality series was inspired, in part, by Cohen’s lifelong love of musical theater. “Up until high school, I was in a lot of camp productions.

Former "Bachelor in Paradise" star DeMario Jackson has a warning for Matt James, who was recently announced as the ABC show's first black male lead. Jackson, who was previously accused of sexual assault following an incident that occurred with former co-star Corrine Olympios on "Bachelor in Paradise," said he believes James will face heavy scrutiny for his dating choices when the show airs next year.

Skai Jackson is doing her part to rid the internet of bullies.

We’re not sure about you, but we really can’t get enough of Netflix’s new series of Selling Sunset.The Los Angeles-based show, brimming with boujee properties, saucy secrets and high heels, is the latest binge-watch worthy show to feature on the streaming service, with its second series already captivating viewers.

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Canadian country singer Chad Brownlee has apologized after posting a conspiracy theory image criticized as racist and antisemitic on his social media accounts.

As the protests and riots continue to take place in cities around the United States, activists came up with the idea for #theshowmustbepaused initiative as part of “Blackout Tuesday” this week to stop operations in the entertainment industry. The goal of this social media movement is to take a moment to mourn the death of George Floyd, educate themselves about Black Lives Matter, and to bring policy change.

A lot pf people have been wondering how Kenya Moore feels about what’s going on the in US lately following the murder of George Floyd. Check out the message that she finally posted on her social media account.

Michelle Keegan, Holly Willoughby, Mrs Hinch and a whole host of other British celebrities have joined the social media blackout to show solidarity with anti-racism protests.The stars took to their Instagram pages to post a black square on their feeds to support the Black Lives Matter protests that are happening across the globe following the brutal death of American man George Floyd at the hands of the police.

Lin-Manuel Miranda promises to do better about speaking out on all his social media platforms.

David Beckham has delighted his fans on social media by revealing he's a Friends fan.