All articles tagged with #trolls
Stassi Schroeder says online trolls made her feel insecure after walking in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Show at Miami Swim Week, but she praised the event’s empowering, girl‑power energy and said she’d likely do it again, adding she’s learning not to take online feedback too seriously as a mom of two.
Brooke Hogan defended a bikini photo included in her tribute to late father Hulk Hogan after online backlash, saying the beach image held personal meaning and she won’t let trolls define her grief; she also highlighted a complicated father–daughter relationship and ongoing struggles around Hogan’s will and legacy.
Olivia Wilde laughed off online comparisons to Gollum after a viral red-carpet interview for The Invite, calling the image a fish-eye lens and telling fans via Instagram she isn’t dead, following a playful exchange with her brother about the rumors.
Oprah Winfrey pushed back at online critics who mocked her “90-year-old” walk at Paris Fashion Week, explaining she couldn’t see properly in sunglasses as she walked into the Chloe show with friend Gayle King, who noted she had two broken toes; Winfrey also highlighted her ongoing fitness journey as she stays active at 72.
Popular streamer Ninja faces daily trolling over his reduced viewership but remains committed to gaming and charity work, including a 24-hour skin cancer awareness stream to encourage young people to check their moles.
Megan Fox responds to trolls comparing her appearance to a sex doll, attributing the difference to shadowy lighting and dismissing plastic surgery rumors. However, she faces backlash for her caption, which some label as "distasteful" and xenophobic. The actress has previously spoken about her struggles with body dysmorphia and her difficult journey to loving her appearance.
Megan Fox claps back at critics who called her an unrecognizable "sex doll" at the 2024 Super Bowl, defending herself against the backlash on Instagram and addressing body image issues, while also facing criticism for mentioning Ukrainian women. The actress has previously spoken about her struggles with body dysmorphia and feeling overly sexualized in the entertainment industry.
Actress Valerie Bertinelli responded to social media trolls criticizing her for using filters by posting a makeup-free video, asserting her natural appearance and addressing negative comments. Despite the criticism, she emphasized that the majority of her fans are supportive. Bertinelli, who has faced personal challenges including the death of her first husband and a divorce, advocates for body positivity and has shared her journey towards a healthier relationship with food. She recently experienced weight loss after participating in Dry January and continues to share her life updates with fans.
Jennifer Love Hewitt discusses the challenges of aging in Hollywood and addresses criticism over her appearance after posting a filtered photo on Instagram. Despite mocking her critics with exaggerated filters, she faced further backlash. Hewitt acknowledges the importance of caring about public opinion while also recognizing the negativity of online trolls.
Actress Jennifer Love Hewitt addresses plastic surgery speculation and the negative comments she received after posting a filtered photo on social media. Hewitt acknowledges the challenges of aging in Hollywood and the scrutiny she faces. Despite trying to make light of the situation, her response only fueled the criticism. She admits to paying attention to what people say but emphasizes that filters don't drastically change one's appearance.
Adriana Lima responded to trolls criticizing her appearance at The Hunger Games premiere, debunking plastic surgery rumors and expressing concerns about beauty standards affecting her children. The former Victoria's Secret angel stated that the criticism did not bother her and that she felt great before stepping out. She emphasized that she embraces her age and will not change for anyone. Adriana also highlighted the impact of such criticism on her children and expressed her desire for them to feel safe and not succumb to societal pressures.
"The Marvels," the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), had the worst opening and the biggest drop in box office performance in MCU history, earning only $10.2 million in its second weekend. The film is unlikely to reach $100 million domestically and may struggle to gross $200 million worldwide. Despite this, three new films, including "Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" and "Trolls Band Together," opened to respectable levels, contributing to a 15 percent increase in box office revenue compared to the previous year.
Harry Styles' mum, Anne Twist, defended her son against trolls who criticized his shaved head, expressing her confusion over the negativity. Styles had debuted his new look while out with rumored girlfriend Taylor Russell, hoping for some anonymity, but the news quickly spread. Despite mixed opinions from fans, Styles remains unfazed and wishes the new look had lasted longer.
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales criticized X (formerly Twitter) after its acquisition by Elon Musk, stating that the platform is losing users and has been "overrun by trolls and lunatics." Wales believes that the exodus of thoughtful and serious individuals from X, which he considers the default public square, is detrimental to society. Research shows a decline in engagement metrics for X. The criticism follows a longstanding feud between Musk and Wales, with Musk previously accusing Wikipedia of left-wing bias. Wales has launched Trust Cafe as an alternative platform, aiming to create a community of trustworthy individuals based on content quality rather than viral popularity.
*NSYNC members, including Justin Timberlake, are planning to attend a mini premiere for the movie 'Trolls' in Los Angeles ahead of its release. The event is organized by Universal Studios to promote the film and capitalize on the popularity of the boy band. The premiere was scaled down due to the recent SAG-AFTRA strike, but it still aims to generate buzz for 'Trolls Band Together.' While this public appearance does not indicate a reunion tour, it offers an opportunity for the members to promote their involvement in the movie.