Why Instagram Flagged Madonna's Video Post About Coronavirus As 'False Information'

Madonna is currently celebrating her 62nd birthday with her nearest and dearest on holiday in Jamaica.The 'Like A Prayer' singer shared a montage of photos from her vacation on Instagram, captioning the pictures 'Welcome to Jamaica...'But fans were quick to spot that amongst the pictures was a mother-daughter photo featuring Madonna and her eldest daughter Lourdes Leon, who is now 23-years-old.In the photo, Lourdes hugs her mother wearing a blue bandeau dress (complemented by 90s style blue

Lourdes Leon Ciccone has grown up into the most gorgeous young woman. Madonna‘s oldest child was there in Jamaica to celebrate the Queen of Pop’s 62nd birthday on Aug.

Richard Madden spent some time with famous friends this weekend while at home in Scotland!

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsThe Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s latest update details yet another rise in COVID-19 cases and deaths. Saturday’s L.A.

Dua Lipa is ready to give us a taste of the highly anticipated “Levitating” remix featuring Madonna and Missy Elliott!

Alyssa Milano has revealed that Covid-19 caused her hair to fall out and urged people to wear face masks to help curb the spread of the virus.On Monday, the Melrose Place star shared a video on Twitter and Instagram to show the amount of hair loss she says she experienced as a “long hauler” – a term used to refer to someone who suffers from long-lasting coronavirus symptoms.In the clip, Milano can be seen combing through her hair with a detangler brush to reveal clumps of hair that fall out with

FactCheck.org, one of the fact-checking partners used by the social media platform, found that a television ad from the PAC that also ran on Facebook was false. The ad targets presumed Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, who will be facing off against Trump in the November election.According to FactCheck, the ad falsely claims that Biden “promised his party an African American Vice President.

Ted Johnson Facebook removed one of Donald Trump’s posts on its platform on Wednesday, concluding that it contained misinformation about the coronavirus.The post was a clip from a Fox News interview in which the president said that children are almost immune from the coronavirus.

Nicole Richie’s kids found out about a racy Instagram post from her past — and called their mom out.“HELP!” the former reality star, 38, captioned a Tuesday, August 4, social media upload. “I’m the mom of preteens and my past posts have come back to haunt me!”Gwyneth Paltrow wrote, “NO,” while Richie’s husband, Joel Madden, commented with a wide-eyed emoji.

Nicole Richie shared an awkward moment with her kids thanks to an old social media post.

 Bekah Martinez captioned a May Instagram slideshow in the sand with her daughter, Ruth. “I have a feeling I’ll look back at these months of stillness as some of my favorite. Nowhere important to be; nothing to do but soak up these in-between moments.”The following month, the Bachelor alum, 25, welcomed her son, Franklin, at home.

The Jaded Hearts Club have today released a new video for their cover of ‘Reach Out and I’ll Be There’ – watch it below.Featuring frontmen Nic Cester (Jet) and Miles Kane (The Last Shadow Puppets), guitarists Graham Coxon (Blur), British guitarist Jamie Davis as well as Muse’s Matt Bellamy on bass and The Zutons’ Sean Payne on drums, the group have covered the Four Tops Motown track.

Madonna is a controversial figure in many ways and always has been. The New York Post reported today that the legendary pop star had an Instagram post flagged this week.

Madonna is no stranger to censorship. The Grammy winner’s spread of misleading information about coronavirus resulted in her account being flagged by Instagram.The “Hung Up” singer, 61, posted a video to the social media platform that promoted a COVID-19 conspiracy theory.

Naman Ramachandran Instagram blurred a discredited coronavirus conspiracy theory viral video posted by pop icon Madonna on Instagram with a caption stating: “False Information – Reviewed by independent fact-checkers.” The video was subsequently deleted from Madonna’s Instagram page.The video is by Houston-based Dr. Stella Immanuel who advocates hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus cure.“The Truth will set us all Free! But some people don’t want to hear the truth.

Madonna came under fire on social media after seemingly backing a series of false claims about coronavirus.The Vogue singer posted the viral video on Tuesday, showing a group of people making unsubstantiated claims about the COVID-19 pandemic.In the footage, the group, which calls itself America’s Frontline Doctors, speaks in front of the Supreme Court, claiming that neither masks nor shutdowns are necessary to fight the pandemic.Among those featured in the clip was Stella Immanuel, who has a