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Multiple shirts featuring the offensive slogan "Joe and the Hoe" were available for sale on Amazon as of Tuesday evening.

President Bill Clinton confessed to having an affair with White House aide Monica Lewinsky during his administration during the 1990s.

The 2009 tweet reads: "I made one of my employees cry like a baby on today's show. Honestly, it felt good."

Thompson, along with Patricia Arquette, Judy Gold, and more, tweeted support for Johnston after the actress said that her sister died on Monday.

Several Trump supporters tagged the 2013 video on Twitter after the former first lady spoke out against the president on Monday night.

The "Desperate Housewives" actress and longstanding immigration activist took center stage as the host on the first night of the event.

A fan-made snap of Tom Holland as Ben 10 has captured fans' imaginations—but the MCU star has other ideas.

Social media users are sharing pictures of locked mailboxes, appearing to lend credence to fears that the United States Postal Service (USPS) is being undermined ahead of the presidential election.

The actress, who is known for her involvement in the #MeToo movement, took to Twitter to accuse the "Downsizing" director of sexual misconduct when she was a teenager.

C-Murder, whose real name is Corey Miller, is the brother of rapper Master P and was convicted of murdering teenager Steve Thomas in New Orleans in 2002.

A day after filing his paperwork to be on the ballot in Iowa, Kanye West tweeted that Joe Biden's new running mate would have been friends with his late mother.

The 'Folklore' singer encouraged her fans to request early ballots and vote.

There are some great memes about it, though.

Netflix's live-action remake of Athe beloved animated series has been plagued with issues before it's even gotten off the ground.

The drama started when One Direction fans thought Lizzo, whose real name is Melissa Viviane Jefferson, made a slight against Harry Styles.

There are signs that some people are rebelling against the onslaught of gloomy news on social media, which experts say can be hazardous to your mental health.

"What is this third baby s***," Teigen joked on social media as she cradled her bump. "What the... Oh my god."

People online are describing an Alabama man as a real-life Clayton Bigsby, the blind white supremacist character who doesn't realize he's Black, played by Dave Chappelle.

"I'd watched the Brixton riots. People felt they were being left behind and there was a potential for violence. The song was intended as a wake-up call," musician Eddy Grant said in an interview with The Guardian.

Cain, who previously ran to be the Republican presidential candidate, died aged 74 in July, after testing positive for coronavirus.

The acronym doesn't stand for "John F. Cennedy," either.

The celebrity world has lit up in support of Kamala Harris for Vice President with everyone from Taylor Swift to Halle Berry sharing their endorsements.

President Donald Trump said Facebook, Twitter and other large Silicon Valley tech companies are "100 percent" trying to control every bit of information that Americans receive.

After a series of concerning Instagram posts, the actor told fans that he's okay, a day before he turns 29.

It's apparently an actual piece of advice that someone needed to hear, set to the tune of an old Bob Dylan track.

The YouTube personality took to Twitter on Monday and called on other social media influencers, offering $10,000 to anyone who can beat him in a wrestling match.

The "Basic Instinct" star has taken offense with Trump's use of Williams' stand up footage, calling it "the most vulgar and disrespectful behavior."

The name of the health care worker who administered the test, Yesenia, went viral after fans had a strong reaction to the TikTok video.

LaKeith Stanfield posted some now-deleted Instagram content that appeared to feature references to self-harm, leaving fans of the "Get Out" actor worried for his wellbeing.

An angry customer posted images of the manager online after he allegedly refused to kick out a physically violent customer.