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In a video online, a Trump supporter said she believes Jim Carrey wears a mask and acts as President Joe Biden at times.

"Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani" Story has caused quite a reaction online as Twitter users share a moonlit beach scene.

Tritt's name began circulating on social media after he backed James Woods' call to block anyone with the hashtag #resist in their Twitter bios.

Even though celebrities are a frequent target of the far-right conspiracy theory, a few celebrities have used their platform to amplify it.

"This is a Nobel Peace Prize truly earned. Congratulations, Mr. President."

Conservative critics of the New York congresswoman brushed off her criticisms of the federal government's coronavirus response, noting instead she made a margarita while urging Americans to push fellow lawmakers into action.

The oft-controversial actor has had his Twitter account locked after sending out a tweet featuring a photo that violated the social media site's rules.

The "Once Upon a Time in America" actor said he took a "vacation" from the social media network but the "blazing insight" shared on Twitter forced him to return.

Support piled in from YouTuber Casey Neistat, actor James Woods and even Twitter itself.

Former White House adviser Sebastian Gorka was among the Trump backers questioning her whereabouts.

Woods has to delete the tweet if he wants access to his account again.

"Friends who know me, know that I love football," tweeted Democratic lawmaker Keith Ellison on Sunday. "But I won't be watching this NFL season because of the unfair cowardly and idiotic kneeling ban. #BoycottNFL." 

These are the 10 major categories of celebrity Twitter accounts. Which direction will Morrissey take?

Three Emmys. Two Oscar nominations. One controversial Twitter account.

The character actor and outspoken conservative hasn't gotten over an 18-month-old tweet.