It’s pretty safe to say that Kim Kardashian‘s biggest achievement in life so far is surpassing 14 million followers on Twitter. And Barbara Walters said she had no talent. This is a feat Barack Obama, who has a little less than 13 million, couldn’t even he do, and he’s president of the United States.
Carly Rae Jepsen has been the center of attention since signing to Justin Bieber‘s new record label, but with her newfound fame comes annoyances like Twitter hacking.
Fact: Few pop stars are hotter or sexier than Rihanna. She doesn’t need to prove it, but her horde of fans (especially the boys) won’t complain when she posts a super sexy topless photo on her Twitter account. However, it’s not X-rated, since she covers the “girls” with her strategically placed arm. Dare we say that the image is artfully and impulsively sexy? It’s certainly not vulgar.
You know you’re getting older when it seems like nobody on Twitter knows who Billy Crystal is. Yeah, you read that right. Loads of people (and by people we mean out-of-touch teens) took to the Twittersphere after seeing the opening of the 2012 Oscars with utter confusion as to who the iconic actor is.
It’s been a busy few days for Team Breezy. Following Chris Brown‘s Best R&B Album Grammy win and two stellar performances, they had a lot to celebrate. However, not everyone was willing to forgive and forget. Backlash over Brown’s attendance to the awards stemming from his 2009 pre-Grammy assault on Rihanna sent fans into a tizzy and even angered Brown himself, who responded over Twitter … and then died over Twitter.
Kesha issued a heartfelt tweet about the death of Whitney Houston this afternoon. She posted: “i cannot even believe it. RIP Whitney. my love goes out to family+friends+her mourning fans. #speechless.” Simple enough, right? A reaction that mimicked the rest of the pop music universe, yes? No, not really.
It always blows my mind the things people come up with and then proceed to upload to Youtube. I'm shocked, and then pissed that I didn't think of it first. Case in point: My drunk kitchen. This effing adorable girl named Hannah Hart gets drunk and cooks. That's all. That's the video. But somehow this chick has become the newest Youtube sensation. Chalk it up to her cute awkwardness, her sparkling personality, or the fact that we all just like to see people get drunk.
It’s been a busy week in the social media sphere for Lady Gaga. While she and Rihanna duke it out over Facebook “Likes” (RiRi is currently atop that heap) and YouTube views (another battle won by RiRi in the social media war), Gaga cruised passed a whopping 18 million followers on Twitter over the weekend.
Who would’ve thought that a simple Congressional bill aimed at ending online piracy with the same potential to censor the entire internet community would cause such a mass panic? But that’s exactly what’s going on, especially with Twitter users.
People are fickle. Just ask supposed "fans" of the Broncos. This is especially true when it comes to social media. Myspace was the big thing for a while, until Facebook came along and we all traded it in for the younger, sexier Facebook. Twitter shortly followed and while she lacked the substance that Facebook did, she made up for it by being easy.
Now that the Lakers have shipped Lamar Odom to the Dallas Mavericks, you’re probably wondering what his wife and Los Angeles-based reality TV star Khloe Kardashian thinks of the trade. Naturally, we must turn to the all-powerful Twitter for the answers.
