Piers Morgan swipes 'ridiculous' celebs 'will come crawling back' to Elon Musk’s Twitter

Whoopi Goldberg has quit Twitter. The 66-year-old actress has announced that she's walking away from the micro-blogging platform after it was recently acquired by Tesla boss Elon Musk. Speaking on 'The View', Whoopi explained: "So it has been a little over a week since Elon Musk took over Twitter and the place, it’s a mess.

Kathy Griffin was suspended from Twitter but found a way to return to the digital platform by using her deceased mother’s account.

Kathy Griffin lost her privilege of “free speech” on Twitter after her account was suspended. This was followed by a tweet from Elon Musk warning people about “engaging in impersonation.”

The $8 War of the Blue Checks is heating up.

Forget crime, energy, immigration, inflation. It’s Twitter’s tweets that are keeping President Joe Biden up at night.

Katie Hopkins, 47, has been making plans to travel around the country, but has since had to scrap one date on her upcoming live theatre tour after just 24 hours thanks to a backlash from furious locals.The cancellation was prompted after a petition created by local residents where she planned to take her show for one date said she was not welcome in their town.Katie was initially booked to host Katie Hopkins Live in 2023 at the Bedford Corn Exchange, Bedford, some time next year. However, local residents launched a petition against the former Apprentice contestant and accused her of being "Islamophobic and homophobic".The petition to stop Katie from coming to Bedford, which began on a website called 38 Degrees, gained 50 signatures calling for her show to be cancelled within 24 hours.The next day, a Bedford Borough Council spokesperson announced that the event had been cancelled on the grounds that it did not support the city's diverse community.According to The Mirror, the petition read: “[Katie Hopkins] is well known for her Islamophobic, homophobic speeches and rants…“She does not belong in our proudly multi-racial, diverse town.

“Well Twitter…it’s been real, and it’s been fun. But the end hasn’t been real fun,” wrote one former employee from the company’s Global Wellness team last night. He was among the estimated 3,700 of the company’s 7,500 or so employees being laid off by new owner Elon Musk this week.

As Twitter employees face mass layoffs starting today, new overlord Elon Musk says the platform has seen “a massive drop in revenue, due to activist groups pressuring advertisers.”

Piers later took to Twitter to hit out at Amber, as he suggested she should "stop playing the victim" in her first TV interview since the trial.Speaking to NBC’s Savannah Guthrie about social media representation, Amber said: "You cannot tell me that you think that this has been fair.”Sharing a sneak peek of the interview in his tweet, Piers lashed out: “The jurors didn’t read any of the social media stuff, they listened to the evidence & concluded she was lying.“I suggest it’s time for Ms Heard to stop playing the victim.”His claims divided other social media users, who replied to his post stating their views.JandEsdad said: “Image if Depp had lost..would they put him on TV as the victim? We all know the answer would be no.”Oce4n4 claimed: “She really cannot face the fact that she was absolutely miserable on the stand and her evidence don't match the accounts of DV she allegedly suffered.That's why she lost, not because of ‘power and fame’.” (sic)Following the verdict from the jury, a statement issued by Amber's representatives read: "The disappointment I feel today is beyond words. I'm heartbroken that the mountain of evidence still was not enough to stand up to the disproportionate power, influence, and sway of my ex-husband."I’m even more disappointed with what this verdict means for other women.

Piers Morgan "an attention seeking fraud" amongst other names in response to being invited onto his Uncensored show. It came after the pair clashed about Elon Musk's new policy on Twitter.Bradley shared what was meant to be a private message from a member of Piers' team, who asked him whether he was available to come onto the show for an interview.In response, the actor savagely wrote: "You sure, Buddy? Cuz your phone-hacking, toddler boss just got super-triggered by an opinion I expressed about a billionaire whose a** he's trying to kiss.(sic)"In a world that desperately needs good journalists, I'm sorry you have to work for an attention seeking fraud who is the definition of toxic news, so no."He shared the message alongside the caption: "Sorry, @piersmorgan.

Twitter has reportedly sent out a company-wide email warning its estimated 7,500 employees that layoffs will start Friday.

TalkTV host Piers Morgan, 57, excitedly shared the news that he had hit eight million followers on his Twitter account this afternoon. In celebration of the significant milestone, the former Good Morning Britain presenter suggested that Elon Musk, 51, who recently purchased Twitter, should help him celebrate the achievement. Just after 2PM today, Piers Tweeted out to his large fanbase: “BREAKING: I now have eight million followers."He then added: “P.S.

Lorraine posted a clip from her show where she announced the disappointing news with her 177,900 followers.In the caption, the host wrote: “We've woken up to the news that Bounty bars will be REMOVED from Celebrations tubs and @reallorraine is not happy.

In an interview with IndieWire, he said: “The reason I felt very, very much as though I needed to say something when I did was because, particularly since finishing [the Potter franchise], I’ve met so many queer and trans kids and young people who had a huge amount of identification with Potter on that.“And so seeing them hurt on that day I was like, I wanted them to know that not everybody in the franchise felt that way. And that was really important."TV presenter Piers lashed out at the actor in a Twitter post for his remarks against Rowling on Wednesday."Why didn’t the virtue-signalling little twerp stand up for women’s rights?", Piers shared with his 8 million followers.Followers of the controversial TV presenter were divided about the issue on Twitter, with various fans for and against Daniel’s comments.@Pharaway80 wrote: “Just curious.

Piers Morgan has joked he "feels sorry for the kangaroo testicles" in the Australian jungle ahead of Matt Hancock's 'I'm A Celebrity. . .

Gary Lineker, 61, spoke openly on The News Agents podcast where he said that Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover could have a negative impact as he drew attention to the fine line between freedom of speech and hate speech.The Match of the Day presenter said that the CEO of Tesla Motors needs to be very careful before saying that in his opinion Elon, 51, isn’t that good at Twitter anyway.“He is kind of a strange chap,” Gary started by saying to podcast presenters Lewis Goodall and Emily Maitlis.“If you are going to spend 40 odd billion on Twitter you ought to be really good at tweeting but I have not been overly impressed so far.”Chuckling to himself, Gary went on to say that he was unsure if the policy of paying $8 a month (£7) for individuals to keep their blue tick was “actually going to be a thing”.Seemingly unbothered about keeping his verified blue tick or not, Emily then posed the question to Gary if he thinks that Twitter will change at all under the control of Elon.To which Gary replied: “I think he needs to be very careful because there is a big difference between freedom of speech and hate speech.“I think you need to differentiate between the two.“You can’t just let people say and do whatever they want, that is dangerous isn’t it?”Gary’s hesitancy towards Elon comes after the multi-billionaire has dissolved Twitter’s board of directors, making him chief executive of three companies alongside Tesla and SpaceX.Alongside this is Elon’s well known proposal for Twitter’s future, making it a haven for “free speech”.Having not revealed how he intends to make it so, the businessman has said publicly that the site will be “forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints”.In a recent tweet, Elon, who has 113

James Corden, 44, has revealed whether or not he intentionally copied a joke told by Ricky Gervais, 61, on his chat show last night.The star took to Twitter to update his 1.5 million followers, after accusations of plagiarising the comic. James wrote: “Inadvertently told a brilliant Ricky Gervais joke on the show last night, obviously not knowing it came from him. “It’s brilliant, because it’s a Ricky Gervais joke,” he continued. “You can watch all Ricky’s excellent specials on Netflix.

Piers Morgan and Richard Osman were just two well-known faces who have reacted after it was announced Matt Hancock will be a contestant on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! The former Health Secretary, who quit after breaking his own lockdown rules by having an affair with long-time aide Gina Coladangelo, will become the 12th celebrity heading to the Australian jungle.Piers, 57, has since taken to Twitter and cheekily mocked the West Suffolk MP joining the reality series, which starts on Sunday.The Uncensored presenter admitted this is the first time he has "felt sorry" for kangaroo testicles as he took a swipe at Mr Hancock.In view of his 7.9 million followers, Piers joked: "I never thought I’d feel sorry for kangaroo testicles, but I do now.

Plans to charge Twitter users for verified 'blue tick' accounts could cost the Scottish Government and local authorities thousands of pounds if implemented. The social media giant is reportedly considering changes to its Blue subscription service, which could see users charged $20 (£17.30) a month or $240 a year.