‘The IT Crowd’ Creator Graham Linehan Banned From Twitter Over Transphobic Tweets

Camille Grammer returned to the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills on Wednesday, July 15 — but not everyone was excited to see her.“I have not spoken to Camille in months … since she alienated every single person should could have a friendship with,” Kyle Richards explained in a confessional as she arrived at Camille’s Malibu home on Wednesday’s episode.

Chrissy Teigen has said she has blocked more than one million people on Twitter over trolling.

J.K. Rowling’s views on transgender people, said today they will no longer provide links to her personal website, use photos of her, or write about her outside of her role in creating the fantasy world they love.The sites, Leaky Caldron and Mugglenet, said in a joint statement that Rowling’s personal views are at odds with the attitudes reflected in her best-selling books.

Graham Linehan’s Twitter account has been suspended following “repeated violations” of rules against “hateful conduct”, after making comments about trans people.

Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has had his Twitter account ‘permanently banned’ after making comments deemed to be hateful and transphobic.Linehan’s Twitter account was unavailable earlier today (June 27), following a reported post saying ‘Men aren’t women tho’ in response to a tweet from the Women’s Institute saying happy Pride to their transgender members.Twitter confirmed Linehan, 52, had been banned from the platform for ‘hateful conduct’.“The account has been permanently suspended

Father Ted, The IT Crowd and Black Books, has been permanently banned from Twitter.Linehan’s profile under the name ‘Glinner’ had gained notoriety for tweets that many considered to be transphobic, and shortly before being banned had reportedly said “Men aren’t women tho” in reply to a post by the Women’s Institute wishing their trans members a happy Pride Month.A spokesperson for Twitter said: “The account has been permanently suspended after repeated violations of our rules against hateful

The female emcee took to her Twitter account to address the backlash over her alleged Finsta account! People have been trying to cancel Cardi B over it, since the said account was used to shade other female stars such as Ariana Grande. Cardi posted a 5 minutes long video in which she clapped back at the fans making these accusations.

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Katie Hopkins is no longer allowed to use Twitter.

Shirley Ju Teyana Taylor is set to release “The Album” on Friday, coinciding with Juneteenth, the day marking word of  emancipation reaching enslaved African-Americans in the outermost territories in 1865.To preview the project — featuring such music elites as Erykah Badu, Missy Elliott, Lauryn Hill, Future, Kehlani, Quavo, Rick Ross and Davido, among others — Taylor threw a listening party at a private mansion in Beverly Hills on Wednesday, June 17.  Variety was among the guests in attendance

still going off, which is all very messy.But now, Harry Potter stars Emma Watson and Bonnie Wright are letting their disagreement with J.K.'s statement be known by voicing their support of trans men and women.

First Daniel Radcliffe. Now Emma Watson has reacted to J.K. Rowling’s transphobic tweets. The actress, who played Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter franchise based on the books written by Rowling, took to her Twitter on Wednesday, June 10, to send love to the trans community in the wake of Rowling’s transphobic rant in a series of tweets and an essay.

J.K. Rowling may have created the world of Harry Potter, but the stars who lived inside it are speaking out against her in a big way. 

Cory Wharton isn’t very happy about recent developments over at MTV…

Eddie Redmayne has followed Daniel Radcliffe in criticising Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling for tweets LGBTQ+ campaigners have called “transphobic.”

Eddie Redmayne has followed Daniel Radcliffe in criticising Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling for tweets LGBTQ+ campaigners have called “transphobic.”The Harry Potter author hit headlines over the weekend by writing on Twitter: “If sex isn’t real, there’s no same-sex attraction.