The actress hadn't tweeted since March and had been changing her hair a lot, dying it purple and turquoise, but it seems she's finally settled on a style, wearing it down in flowing waves for her evening out. … [Read more...] about Amanda Bynes looks happy and healthy as she resurfaces on Twitter with platinum blonde hair
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Oscars 2019: Billy Porter ‘wins’ the red carpet in stunning Cinderella tuxedo dress – and Twitter is loving it
HE WON! Everyone can go home now. Billy Porter shutting it down at #Oscars in @CSiriano pic.twitter.com/15ro7sZmjX … [Read more...] about Oscars 2019: Billy Porter ‘wins’ the red carpet in stunning Cinderella tuxedo dress – and Twitter is loving it
‘An abomination!’ Twitter users troll the New York Times over ramen recipe that is topped with AMERICAN cheese (even though the dish was actually created by a Korean-American chef)
In April, the New York Times came under fire after it touted the merits of a peanut butter and pickle sandwich, which came courtesy of Dwight Garner who works as a book critic at the publication. … [Read more...] about ‘An abomination!’ Twitter users troll the New York Times over ramen recipe that is topped with AMERICAN cheese (even though the dish was actually created by a Korean-American chef)
‘End times are upon us!’ Twitter users voice their utter disgust over New York Times recipe for an ‘unlikely’ peanut butter and PICKLE sandwich
'This sandwich does not necessarily need a recipe, given its simplicity. But it's an unlikely pairing, is peanut butter and pickle, and sometimes that is what a recipe is for -- to prod you in a direction that you never considered,' the New York Times wrote to explain its decision to publish the unconventional sandwich. … [Read more...] about ‘End times are upon us!’ Twitter users voice their utter disgust over New York Times recipe for an ‘unlikely’ peanut butter and PICKLE sandwich
So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed and Is Shame Necessary? review – think before you tweet
Whether anyone listens, of course, is a different matter. It’s not only that the baying hounds of the internet seem, at this point, to be unstoppable. Some policymakers are taking up shame as if it were a pitchfork, useful for attacking all kinds of societal problems. In Is Shame Necessary? Jennifer Jacquet, an assistant professor in the Department of Environmental Studies at New York University, explores what she rather gleefully refers to as some “new uses for an old tool”, and though she resists the idea of going after individuals – she would rather we troll big business, government departments and non-voters – it isn’t difficult to see how the techniques she outlines in her book might be misunderstood, even abused. How, for instance, is it possible to shame “unhealthy” foods without also shaming those who eat them? … [Read more...] about So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed and Is Shame Necessary? review – think before you tweet
