After being run off Twitter by the seedy scum of the Internet, Robin Williams' daughter, Zelda has rejoined the social media website. The evils of the web didn't win everything today, and that's gotta count for something.
How Twitter Could Beat the Trolls, And Why It Won’t
Twitter has a troll problem. It has from the beginning, really. But it's been particularly loud this month, thrown into sharp relief with the sickening attacks on Robin Williams' grieving daughter, Zelda. Twitter's response has been tepid at best—and as far as squashing trolls goes, it's the most we can ever expect.
About Time: Twitter to Fix Policies After Trolls Attack Zelda Williams
A few days after Robin Williams' daughter Zelda Williams was cruelly bullied off of social media in the wake of her father's death, Twitter announced it will make changes to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Trolls Bully Robin Williams' Daughter with Fake Pictures of His Body
What in the everloving fuck.
Young Hollywood Rings In The New By Looking Fug
Maybe the theme of Gridlock New Year's Eve at Paramount Studios was: let's all wear our worst clothes of '08 and then burn them! Because otherwise I don't know what the explanation is:
Katie Holmes Claims To Be In Control
- Holy Xenu! Katie Holmes looks freakin awesome on the cover of T: The New York Times Style Magazine. She claims she is not the pawn of Tom Cruise: "There's a misperception about me that I just became this wallflower, this woman who doesn't have any control of her life. "And that's pretty wrong. From the very…
