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A Brief and Chaotic History of a Bollywood Sweetheart Who Became a Viral Internet Troll
From calling Greta Thunberg “a spoilt brat” and Rihanna a “porn singer,” to urging her country’s leader to go gangster on his haters, Kangana Ranaut is one of India’s most controversial rabble-rousers.
The Coolest New Stuff That Dropped This Week, From Spritzes to Satisfyers
We've got Savage x Fenty's disco nighties, a lotta new Carhartt, and Levi's cartoon letterman jackets that take us back to the 90s.
We Ask Twitter Users Who Claim Celebrities Are Their Ancestors: Why?
A quick search for "my grandmother" on Twitter leads to black and white sepia-toned images of everyone from Kim Kardashian to Adolf Hitler.
How Global Celebs Got Sucked Into Right-Wing Outrage on Indian Twitter
On Feb. 4, angry Indians burnt posters of Greta Thunberg, Rihanna and Mia Khalifa, asking them to come to their "senses".
Rihanna, Greta Thunberg and Meena Harris Show Support for India’s Farm Protest
Two days ago, Twitter had blocked about 250 accounts and tweets that showed support for the farmers’ protest and criticised the government.
What Gen Z Think of Millennials' Most Beloved Pop Stars
"Drake's name rings a bell, I’m trying to think now… What was he famous for? Did he do ‘Thriller’?”
The 11 Songs We Couldn't Get Enough of This Month
We might be stuck in quarantine, but Megan Thee Stallion, Dixie Chicks, and The Weeknd made isolation feel less bleak.
The 2010s Were the Decade When Black Protest Music Went Mainstream
Beyoncé, Solange, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, and Rihanna released provocative, forward-thinking albums during the rise of the Trump candidacy, solidifying Black music's legacy as protest music.
Rihanna Is Absolutely Terrified of the Navy
The Navy, aka her biggest fans, won't let Riri rest until her new album comes out.
Rihanna Has Weighed in on the Canadian Election
One federal leader has earned a recent follow from the Queen of Instagram.
'Dressed in Dreams' Uncovers the Black Women Who Invented Modern Streetwear
"The book is for all of the everyday Black girls who made magic out of a dollar store T-shirt."