- StyleElena Sheppard
Future got his 5-year-old son a Rolex and Twitter can't handle it
Would you give a 5-year-old a Rolex?
StyleCasey HollisterSchool Dress Codes
The fundamental flaws in school dress codes have Gen Z students taking action for the right to express themselves. With social media and the internet being their main connections to the world, they are protesting, starting online petitions and creating websites and hashtags to make their case. A high school in Hawaii with a strict code for prom dresses pushed a student to start a petition charging the restrictions with being “discriminating and insulting to girls.” A student in Pennsylvania spoke out against a discriminatory commencement ceremony rule. In New Jersey, after a student refused to take off a head wrap, she and her mother went viral on social media. In Arkansas, Laura Orsi started a website and movement on social media called PassTheSkirt, which encourages students to wear skirts and shorts that are shorter than the rule, post a photo with the hashtag, and then pass the clothing to someone of a different race or gender. And a mom in Texas called out a school district for its "sexist" dress code.
StyleYahoo Style UK teamEmily Ratajkowski poses naked in protest of US abortion laws
"These men in power are imposing their wills onto the bodies of women."
StyleElizabeth Di FilippoSocial media star slammed for sharing 'unrealistic' postpartum photo one week after giving birth
"This is not helping others."
StyleEthan AlterTwitter's not happy about the latest casualties of love and war on 'Game of Thrones'
"The Last of the Starks" was filled with dead bodies and broken hearts and social media isn't thrilled.
StyleSuzy ByrneDebra Messing's face looks different and people are freaking out: 'You too??? Whhhyyyy?'
A recent photo of Debra Messing glammed up for a charity event had her fans wondering if she had gone under the knife — but she says she hasn't.
StyleKerry JustichVideo of teen asking the wrong girl to prom goes viral
The 17-year-old was bringing donuts to the girl's house, only to realize that he knocked on the wrong front door.
StyleHope SchreiberHigh school students sharing blackface photo on social media sparks backlash: 'The ignorance ... disgusting'
The students in question, who cannot be identified by gender, race, or grade to protect their privacy, allegedly used the "N-word" on a "private social media account which was viewed by "many" in the school community.
StyleKerry JustichMuslim woman who went viral for photo in front of anti-Islam protest says her religion taught her 'to be unapologetic'
In a series of photos that went viral over the weekend, Ismaa’eel is seen posing in front of a group of men holding posters with hateful speech directed at people of the Islam faith.
StyleHope SchreiberMeteorologist slammed for allegedly comparing black man to gorillas: 'Focus on the weather, Sunshine'
The meteorologist reacted to a photo of a black park ranger in the Democratic Republic of Congo with two gorillas.
- StyleMarie Claire
Is This Proof That Meghan Markle Is Running the "Sussex Royal" Insta?
"Sussex Royal" left a sweet comment for Prince Louis' birthday.
StyleHope SchreiberYoung man asks widow eating alone to join him: 'This woman changed my outlook on life'
An Alabama man noticed that a woman was sitting alone at a restaurant and he invited her to eat with him and his friends.
StyleHope SchreiberBasketball fans distracted by this woman's hair during playoffs, calling it the 'only good thing' of the game
An unidentified woman and her hair stole the show when the camera focused on her for a brief moment.
- StyleElena Sheppard
Student's claim that professor charges for letters of recommendation goes viral
A student tweeted that his professor was charging to write letters of recommendation, and hundreds reply in outrage.
StyleHope SchreiberBBQ business selling pro-LGBTQ shirts (standing for Liberty, Guns, Bible, Trump, and BBQ) sell out despite backlash
The owner said that the post resulted in "about 30" threatening calls, a local church canceling its order for an upcoming festival, and negative reviews on their social media pages.
StyleHope SchreiberYouth pastor asks students to cut him with a steak knife for Easter lesson and parents are 'disgusted'
"My intention was to show them how much Jesus loved them and I loved them as a student leader for almost four years now," the youth pastor said in an online apology.
- StyleInStyle
People Think Meghan Markle Is Running the Sussex Instagram Account
While most royal social pages (with the exception of Princess Eugenie and a few others) are manned by staff, people have been quick to think that Meghan herself is running things online.
StyleRaechal ShewfeltCher's tweet about immigration gets unlikely support from President Trump
The "Strong Enough" singer's Twitter page is full of posts calling out the Trump administration's stance on the way it's handled LGBTQ issues, climate change and more.
StyleSuzy ByrneSuzanne Somers, 72, told she's too old to post bathtub photo: 'Totally inappropriate'
The "Three's Company" star is living her best life, despite what online trolls have to say about her being in the buff in her backyard bathtub.
- StyleElise Solé
Instagram travel couple defends 'moronic' infinity pool photo: 'We felt safe'
"We are both in good shape, we know our bodies and in turn, we know our limits," Kody Workman explained. "We had faith in each other and trust to pull this off and so we made the choice as a team to shoot it."
StyleHope Schreiber'Walmart Wendy': Woman calls cops on city worker for looking 'illegal' and 'creepy'
The woman went on a racist rant after a city worker asked her to move her car.
StyleHope Schreiber7-Eleven owner sends shoplifting teen home with food instead of calling 911
According to a user on Facebook who witnessed the scene, the store owner packed up chicken wings, sausage rolls, a whole pizza and a 2-liter bottle of soda for the teenager and his hungry brother.
- StyleHope Schreiber
Pastor John Gray trolled on social media for wearing $4,000 sneakers: 'The lord Jesus walked around in sandals'
Naturally, a person who has ever paid a tithe to their church of choice is bound to have some questions as to why a person leading a congregation is wearing thousand-dollar shoes.
StyleRaechal ShewfeltGwen Stefani's face criticized on social media: 'Your doc overdid it'
Still, Stefani got a lot of love from fans, too. They called her "gorgeous" and "always on point."
StyleKerry JustichMan says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle took his Instagram handle: 'I didn't ask for this'
Kevin Keiley is a driving instructor from Worthing, England who’s had the @sussexroyal handle for nearly three years. Now, he says the royals have taken it.
