All articles tagged with #haters
Lesley Vogel, Hayden Panettiere's estranged mother, lashes out at critics in her first interview since the actress's death, defending how she mourns and recalling she felt numb when she learned of the death. She also blames Brian Hickerson for their estrangement and says she plans to hire a private detective as the investigation into Panettiere’s passing continues.
After the Knicks celebrated their first championship in 53 years with a Canyon of Heroes parade, Jalen Brunson delivered a pointed dig at his critics at City Hall—telling them that once you’re proven wrong you don’t have to say anything—while noting he wouldn’t trade the moment as he basked in MVP chants and his Finals MVP honor after scoring 45 points in Game 5.
Sydney Sweeney brushes off haters as media scrutiny around her personal life grows after Puka Nacua’s flirtation and a Cosmopolitan interview; insiders say she leans into publicity to maximize opportunities and wealth, despite friends’ concerns that she’s prioritizing publicity over substance.
Jennifer Lopez received praise for her bold and humorous response to online critics about her outfits and appearance during her Las Vegas residency, highlighting her confidence and earning social media acclaim.
Marcello Hernández, now a regular on Saturday Night Live with a Netflix special coming in January, has faced and handled criticism and haters related to his comedic style, including his characters and accents, confidently asserting his ability to laugh off negativity.
Malia Obama, the eldest daughter of former President Barack Obama, has dropped her famous last name and is now known simply as Malia Ann as she pursues a career in filmmaking. Her short film, "The Heart," premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, sparking both support and criticism. While some accuse her of trying to avoid nepotism accusations, others defend her right to establish herself as a filmmaker on her own merits. Despite the challenges of having a famous last name, Malia is focused on making her art stand on its own.
Jaden Smith showcases his improved physique on Twitter, addressing his haters and emphasizing the importance of personal growth. The rapper and actor reflects on his journey and phases, while also discussing his music career, fashion line MSFTSrep, and the message behind it.
Travis Barker's daughter, Alabama Barker, took to Instagram to share a message about dealing with critics and rising above negativity. She emphasized the importance of not letting the opinions of others affect her and reminded herself that the "evil-hearted never wins." Alabama has previously called out hurtful comments about her weight and shared that she struggles with a thyroid problem and an autoimmune disease. She urged people to keep their opinions to themselves and not pay attention to unnecessary negativity.
A Starfield hater criticized what they believed to be in-game screenshots, only to discover that the images were actually official NASA photos of Mars. The hater was subsequently roasted online for their premature judgment. This incident highlights the phenomenon of "Starfield derangement syndrome," where certain gamers irrationally hate anything related to the game. Despite the amusement, it also reveals the sad reality of tearing into a game without proper knowledge or understanding. Starfield will be available in Early Access on September 1 and officially launch on Xbox and PC on September 6.
Erika Jayne responds to online haters criticizing her Las Vegas residency, challenging them to try it themselves. She describes the opportunity as a blessing and expresses excitement for her upcoming show, despite feeling daunted by the task. Erika hopes that fans will enjoy the performance, while also acknowledging the hard work involved.
Singer Ciara admits that while she tries to keep it cute and unbothered on social media, her alter ego, CiCi, sometimes wants to clap back at haters. She acknowledges the temptation to engage in internet drama but focuses on cultivating joy and happiness in her life. Ciara also reaffirms her commitment to her husband, Russell Wilson, in her latest track featuring Chris Brown, where she hints at their fourth child together.
Golfer and influencer Paige Spiranac trolls her haters with a satirical YouTube video titled "Life Update: My Next Chapter," where she debuts her Sandy Mounds stripper persona. The video pokes fun at the judgment she has faced and her failures as a professional golfer, while also showcasing her comedic talent.
Chris Pratt, who has been vocal about his faith, says he's used to being criticized for it, quoting biblical scripture to explain his point. The "Guardians of the Galaxy" star met his wife, Katherine Schwarzenegger, at church in 2018, and they share a strong faith. Pratt, who is promoting the third installment of the Marvel franchise, says he deals with haters by sticking his head down and driving forward, thanks to his experience as a door-to-door salesman. Other celebs at the screening included David Harbour, Morena Baccarin, Tituss Burgess, Steve Buscemi, and Cynthia Nixon.
Singer Jessie J shared racy bathtub photos on Instagram, anticipating criticism from haters. The heavily pregnant star received mostly positive comments, with fans praising her body positivity and the beauty of pregnancy. Jessie J has been proudly flaunting her baby-to-be since announcing her rainbow pregnancy earlier this year.