Influencers

Alabama Barker, 16, saw her campaign for fashion retailer PrettyLittleThing debut in June—but there were soon complaints about the "suggestive" pics.

"Rose then told me that if she gave up her Instagram room then her influencer life would be over," the Redditor said.

Twitch streamer HasanAbi has been dragged for comparing Alex Jones' Sandy Hook trial with the Johnny Depp Amber Heard case.

"The most important thing is choosing a sunscreen that is labeled broad-spectrum," said The Skin Cancer Foundation dermatologist Ramzi Saad, MD.

"It's literally bringing in codes from the beginning of time," astrologer Danielle Paige told host Jordan Younger on "The Balanced Blonde" podcast.

"It's fully meant to be a series. It proves such an important point in such a great way," one user commented.

"People actually pay 70 bucks a night to sleep in a car with rugs and some food?" one user joked.

Influencers are advocating for all kinds of skincare routines, but do all these products really work? Newsweek spoke to several skincare experts to find out.

Influencer Renée Ash has revealed details behind her alleged four-month fling with TikTok star Monty Lopez.

While yesterday's leaders actively and purposefully sought out power, today's leaders found themselves, often unexpectedly or accidentally, in a position of influence.

"Yeah this is why it won't last. Bosses will have you in the offices soon enough," an angry user wrote.

"I always say I feel lucky that we got a little taste of the industry before it became what it is today, which is just different," said the "Friends" star.

Influencer marketing is all the rage but there is a reason that there isn't an abundance of success stories.

The cool young social media user – complete with purple hair - has been created as a response to "perfect" internet personas and lack of high-profile people with disabilities.

Cosmetics giant Bobbi Brown has responded to a much-mocked review of her product by influencer Meredith Duxbury.

Miniature dachshund Rocco, 4, has become a local celebrity after gaining nearly 16,000 Instagram followers and starring in an ad campaign.

The app isn't going anywhere, and if it's tested again in the political sphere, Gen Z isn't going down without a fight.

"Embrace who you are and be confident," the social media star wrote.

Travel is expected to open up in the U.S. and abroad as the CDC takes 90 countries off the "do not travel" list due to COVID-19.

"Social media has given some people an overinflated sense of their own importance," wrote one commenter.

Yummi Li, whose real name is Mayra Guadalupe Mata Hernandez, has not been seen or heard from since March 28.

This season, Fashion Week lost its sparkle. Instead of admiring all the lavish ensembles, I winced at the runways.

YouTube has suspended its monetization in Russia, which is bound to have a huge impact on the country's influencers who rely on their millions of followers

"I like that depending on what you're wearing it can make you feel brave and confident at the same time," Kaia Aragon told Newsweek.

As the Egyptian state locks up women and girls deemed to have posted immoral social media content, the country's male YouTubers are claiming credit.

"My identity should not be seen as a joke or something to be mocked," Oli London told Newsweek. He has spent about $250,000 on surgery in his quest to become "100 percent Korean."

The Korean beauty content creator who rose to global fame following the Netflix series said "everything is my fault" in a video on her Freezia YouTube channel.

Popular YouTuber Adalia Rose Williams had lived with rare aging disorder Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome, which she was diagnosed with as a baby.

The Boston-based content creator has a genetic condition that is estimated to occur in 1 in 2,000-4,000 births.

Commenters called the act "disrespectful" and "inappropriate."