Influencers

An influencer house made up of a meditation coach, an e-commerce consultant, an actor, models, and fitness trainers, has been described as "the most LA thing I've ever heard."

The book—which will address bullying and being true to oneself—is scheduled for release on December 1.

There are plenty of times I have been overlooked in the fashion world because there's long been an "acceptable fat". That is: curves with a slim face and small waist.

The new feature boasts interesting features like "Align" and a few celebrities already making use of the new technology.

Video of Instagram star Hunter Ecimovic without a face mask at a crowded party were posted on social media Tuesday.

The lawsuit states that the ability to syncing "a plurality of video takes" to an audio track is an infringement of Triller's patent.

Social media influencers like Tana Mongeau, Nikita Dragun were spotted without face masks at a recent party, and they're getting called out for it.

The company announced plans to end its longtime relationship with the embattled Star on Friday.

Jessica Mulroney stepped away from "Good Morning America" and was axed by CTV after threatening a black woman.

Many Twitter users are using the challenge to mock the influencer and celebrity millionaire.

Tiktok and Instagram have already been flooded with misinformation.

Conversations about national politics on Twitter often cascade across news media, but such discussion is dominated by a minute percentage of U.S. adults on the platform, a Pew analysis finds.

In a personal essay for The Cut, Natalie Beach, a former friend of Calloway, says she did much of the work on Calloway's Instagram without the credit.

CVT Soft Serve just shared their 'influencer' policy: Asking for free ice cream in exchange for a mention means paying double

It may not be a bad change, after all.

"We're quickly working to understand what happened," an Instagram spokesperson told Newsweek.

"Why does everyone act so tough on the internet," Ian Jeffrey tweeted on Sunday.

The video earned millions of views last week and at least one very prominent detractor.

Unilever, home to brands including Lynx and Dove, will no longer work with social media stars who buy their followers.

The Trump-supporting sisters claim the social network is censoring their content.