“I’m Alive!” Preaches An Excited Jimmy Fallon In Response To Twitter Death Hoax

A young Scots family have been forced to live apart after their home was destroyed during a horror explosion sparked by a tealight candle. Colin Hay, 36, Nicola Jeffrey, 33, and their two daughters Aila, four, and Melanie, three, are now staying with different relatives after the powerful blast rocked their Galashiels flat.

Every country in the world has place names that are difficult to pronounce even to people from there, and Scotland is no different.

Twitter owner Elon Musk said Thursday that beginning next week he will begin reinstating suspended accounts of users, who had been banned for offenses such as violent threats, harassment, abuse and misinformation.

A new French Late Show, fronted by popular actor, director and writer Alain Chabat launched on France’s TF1 amid much fanfare this week in France’s latest attempt to crack the format.

Kanye West is back on Twitter, posting this morning a test to see if his account was working. It was and it is, and the test message is drawing mostly positive reviews, with a few “oh no” reactions.

Elon Musk said on Saturday that Donald Trump will be reinstated to Twitter after holding an online vote of the platform’s users.

One of CBS’s West Coast subsidiaries has paused its postings and interactions on Twitter, in light of ongoing uncertainty over the future of the social media platform.

Who could resist an invitation like this: Twitter owner Elon Musk says comic Kathy Griffin can return to Twitter — but he misspelled her name as “Kathie.”

The crisis at Twitter has amplified as the social media giant told staff they are locked out of its offices until Monday (November 21).

Jimmy Fallon has begged Elon Musk to stop Twitter users joking about his death - hours after the hashtag #RIPJimmyFallon inexplicably started trending.Tesla mogul Musk, 51,  who completed his highly-controversial  $44billion takeover of the microblogging site last month, was personally reached out to by the TV host , 48, on Tuesday after erroneous tweets about his death surfaced.Fallon tweeted: 'Elon, can you fix this? #RIPJimmyFallon' with Musk sending the nonchalant response: 'Fix what?' the following day.Fans have continued to jokingly use the #RIPJimmyFallon hashtag with  pictures of other celebrities including James Corden, David Hasselhoff and Matt Damon - causing mass confusion for people who are not aware it is a hoax. Wow: Jimmy Fallon  (left) has begged Elon Musk (right) to stop Twitter users joking about his death - hours after the hashtag #RIPJimmyFallon inexplicably started trending Twitter has seen an surge in misinformation after Musk fired much of the platform's full-time workforce by email earlier this month.Last week pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly was forced to clarify it was not offering insulin for free after a fake Twitter account - verified through $8 a month subscription service Twitter Blue - tweeted: 'We are excited to announce insulin is free now.' The post from parody account @EliLillyandCo - which used the same logo as the company in its profile photo and boasted a blue tick - was identical to the official account and sparked mass panic.The account was later suspended and $330billion company Eli Lilly stopped all their Twitter ad campaigns.

Jimmy Fallon, contrary to a thoroughly unconvincing Twitter hoax, is not dead. Still, when he reached out – half-heartedly, if must be noted – to Twitter CEO Elon Musk for assistance, he was met with a verbal shrug.

Dave Cormack took to Twitter to reveal the story behind an image of a man celebrating the recapture of the Ukrainian city Kherson - wearing an Aberdeen jacket. On Friday Ukrainian troops liberated the city which had been under Russian control since the onslaught of the invasion last March.

Lindsay Lohan is talking about if she’s down to make sequels to some of her past film hits like Freaky Friday and Mean Girls.

Doja Cat is no longer called Christmas. That’s the big news today.The rapper changed her name on Twitter earlier this week to the prematurely festive moniker.

Doja Cat changed her Twitter name to 'fart' after going straight to the company's new boss Elon Musk for help in changing her moniker on the social networking site. 'I don't wanna be christmas forever @elonmusk please help i've made a mistake,' the Grammy-winning pop star, who has frequently changed her name in the past, wrote to Elon on Wednesday.A half a day later and it appears the high-profile billionaire has lived up to his promise, writing her back late Thursday morning: '@DojaCat You should be able to change your name now.' Twitter lobby: Doja Cat, 27, used profanity to get the attention of Elon Musk so she could get help changing her screen name from Christmas, and 12 hours later the new Twitter boss hits her back that the problem was fixed New name: The Say So singer has since changed her Twitter name to 'fart' In the end, it took Musk about 12 hours to get back to her and tell her the problem with her name had been fixed.The songstress' new Twitter username is now 'fart.'  Doja's (born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini) problems all started when she changed her name to Christmas before Twitter enacted a new policy, leaving her to settle with the seasonable handle. In fact, the performer's dilemma commenced not long after Musk, who purchased Twitter last month, announced that a change in a user's online name would result in the temporary loss of a checkmark. Not wanting to have to continue on as Christmas for the foreseeable future, Doja begged for someone to help her.

After recently laying off half of Twitter’s employees and on the same day that three of the company’s top security executives quit, the world’s wealthiest man reportedly told Twitter’s remaining product team members that the company he just bought could see “net negative cash flow of several billion dollars” in 2023 and “bankruptcy is not out of the question” if that happens.

Doja Cat complained about her Twitter name with a set of tweets that were shared to her account in Wednesday evening.The 27-year-old rapper recently changed her name to Christmas and has been regretting her new online moniker, and she took to her account in an effort to contact someone who could potentially help her with the matter.The Say So performer's dilemma commenced not long after Twitter's new owner, Elon Musk, announced that a change in a Twitter user's online name would result in the temporary loss of a checkmark.

New Twitter owner Elon Musk presided over a rambling, hourlong appeal to advertisers, defending the newly instituted $8-a-month blue-check verification program and vowing to make the social platform “a force for good.”

Bye to the bird app. Controversial entrepreneur Elon Musk’s takeover of Twitter has led to many polarizing opinions — and many stars’ departures from the social media platform.