Comedian Jenny Collier shared the above email to her Twitter on Friday, inciting a wave of fury (or at least moderate irritation) at the unknown venue owners who had Collier axed from a show because they didn't want too many women on stage in one evening. I don't know if they thought too many women would ruin the…
Guess what ladies? We've taken over the social web. The average American spends thirty-seven minutes each day on social media, and over half of those people have vaginas. We also share more news bits than men. We're number one!
While the rest of us were rejoicing for 12 Years a Slave's wins for Best Supporting Actress and Best Picture, Chelsea Handler was benefitting from the good news to promote Uganda Be Kidding Me, a schtick-y travelogue.
Good news! After a lengthy hiatus, Amanda Bynes stopped by Twitter to say hello and spread some love:
In a sign that self-Twitter doxing might be becoming a trend, the woman behind the popular @CondeElevator account revealed herself to the public.
As long as Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen do what parents do and share stuff about their child(ren) with the world, people are going to have an issue with it and media outlets are going to write about it like it's interesting. We're in for a long slog.
Last February, Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius was charged with murder in the killing of his girlfriend. He claims the shooting was an accident; the trial is set to start soon. And apparently, a South African bakery thought it would be smart to mark the occasion with a series of "Oscar Meme" cookies.
Oh goody, we have another twitter meltdown on our screens! And it's so hilariously predictable like the other ones! This one comes courtesy of Justified actor Nick Searcy, and has the requisite ranting against liberals and people who may or may not be fat, as well as self-aggrandizing retweets to then justify the rants …
If an alien species tried to assess human social interaction based solely on what we say to and about each other on Twitter, they'd think we were a pretty foul-mouthed, hostile bunch. And they'd likely be inclined to believe that women on Twitter, with their fondness for "bitch" and "slut" when talking to other women, were …
Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen had a child over the weekend. Congratulations! But wait – maybe next time don't tell us so much about how you had that child, says Good Morning America, which aired a segment Thursday about where "the line between 'okay' and 'TMI'" is when it comes to sharing on social media.
What, did you think Patrick Stewart couldn't get any closer to perfection?
Piers Morgan can't seem to shut up about that time Janet Mock hurt his feelings. So incapable of shutting up about it is he that it's getting hard to like him at all.
Ashleigh Banfield took to the airwaves on Monday to call for an end to violent death threats directed at her because of her coverage of the Michael Dunn trial.
Tomorrow: @HouseOfCards. No spoilers, please.
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) February 13, 2014
Tech stalwart Anil Dash did something revolutionary with his Twitter feed in 2013: he only retweeted women for one year. (With the exception of Prince, but, I mean, it’s Prince and he is the international representative for THE LADIES, so I understand.)
David Fincher and 'Gone Girl' Author Gillian Flynn Adapt UK Series 'Utopia' for HBO http://t.co/BmrVTzeov9
— Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm)
February 12, 2014
For a spread in March's W magazine, photographers Mert Alas and Max Piggott took pictures of some people who are famous in real life and therefore famous on social media naked in bed. The shoot was called "Pillow Tweets" and was styled by Edward Enninful.
After this Saturday's New York Times published Dylan Farrow's truly disturbing account of sexual abuse she says she suffered at the hands of her adopted father Woody Allen, author Stephen King responded with Tweet about the allegations' "palpable bitchery." After people were, understandably, upset, King responded by…
Janet Yellen has instructed staffers that her new title is "chair", not "chairwoman." (via @ylanmui) http://t.co/DocEAMLR4p
— Carl Quintanilla (@carlquintanilla)
February 3, 2014
Pornhub's main Twitter account, run by their Community Coordinator "Pornhub Katie," sent out a tweet during the Super Bowl Sunday that was very Pornhub in humor but not very appropriate.