cyber bullying: Last News

We know there’s a lot of B.S. macho posturing in the fight game, but this is just so far below the belt it’s disgusting!

Lisa Rinna is walking back her affiliation with the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills — on social media, at least.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent“Stalk,” Simon Bouisson’s timely French show tackling cyber spying and bullying, has lured a flurry of top TV channels across the world. Produced by Priscilla Bertin and Judith Nora at Silex Films, the half-hour psychological thriller series was a big hit on France Televisions’s platform Slash and later aired on the broadcaster’s linear channel France 2 in the slot following “Call My Agent!” South Korea’s Navel picked up season one.

She's been embattled in an online bullying scandal after old tweets resurfaced.And Chrissy Teigen attempted to return to her public persona as she ran errands in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon.The 35-year-old cookbook author rocked athleisure while out and about after publicly admitting shewon't 'get involved in anyone's s*** ever again' after being 'cancelled' following public fallout. Out and about:Chrissy Teigen attempted to return to her public persona as she ran errands in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon Teigen looked casually cool as she stepped out wearing a black sports with a matching pair of ribbed leggings.She sported a denim jacket on top and wrapped a multi-colored, tattered flannel coat around her waist.

Actor and comedian Eddie Deezen is accused of harassing a waitress from a local restaurant in his hometown ofCumberland, Maryland.And now, the dispute has turned into an escalating war of words on social media.The waitress, Kara Lashbaugh, most recently took to Twitter on July 21, and blasted Deezen, referring to his since-deleted Facebook post where he described her as a 'sweet and innocent waitress' in the opening lines, and a 'wh**e' in the following sentence. Heated dispute! Actor and comedian Eddie Deezen, 64, is accused of harassing a waitress from a local restaurant in his hometown of Cumberland, Maryland; he's pictured in Nov.

publicly apologised to Courtney Stodden for trolling them online in the past.The former Celebrity Big Brother star, who recently came out as non-binary, called out the model for previously telling them to ‘kill yourself’ in a direct message on Twitter.Chrissy has been keeping a fairly low profile, previously enjoying a family day out at Disneyland, but was seen heading out in Los Angeles at the weekend, looking cheery while on the phone.The cookbook author was heading out of a business meeting as the ongoing backlash continues and appeared to be sharing a joke with whoever was on the FaceTime call.The 35-year-old, wearing a long yellow cardigan, blue jeans and a leopard print face mask, held up her phone in one hand and clutched a bottle of

Chrissy Teigen has been spotted out for the first time since her ongoing cyber bullying drama began, on a family trip to Disneyland.The famously outspoken model and her husband John Legend took their two kids, Luna, five, and three-year-old Miles, to the happiest place on earth in Anaheim, California.This comes during a growing scandal over a slew of old tweets Chrissy sent to Courtney Stodden, as well as Farrah Abrahams, which have resurfaced.At Disneyland, Chrissy kept low key in a baseball cap, denim jacket and face mask, and her husband, also in a face mask, carried their son on his shoulders.Despite the pair’s face coverings, passers-by did seem to clock the famous couple, possibly due to the security detail in their group.Chrissy has

Recent videos of Michael Bublé and wife Luisana Lopilato  sparked concern among fans after the star appeared to treat his partner in a rough manner. However, his rep says these interactions are hardly cause for worry.  In a statement to E! News, the singer's representative assured, "Anyone who watches them on Facebook live every day can see that this is a beautiful partnership filled with love." The rep added that the allegations are "a failed effort of cyber bullying" against the couple.  This is now the third time that Michael and Luisana have had to address the controversy, which began over the weekend when they went on Instagram Live to record a video of themselves reading a children's book.

Michael Buble’s representative has labelled the controversy surrounding a video showing the singer nudging his wife with his elbow during an Instagram Live chat to be a “failed effort of cyber bullying”.

Michael Bublé and his wife are being cyberbullied, according to his rep.The Canadian entertainer, 44, and his wife, actress Luisana Lopilato, 32, were targeted in 'a failed effort of cyber bullying' by people after footage appeared to show him roughly elbowing her in a recent Instagram Live stream, his rep told E! Wednesday evening.'Anyone who watches them on Facebook live every day can see that this is a beautiful partnership filled with love,' the rep told the outlet in a statement.

A rep for Michael Buble is speaking out in response to the controversy caused by a video from his Instagram Live session with wife Luisana Lopilato.

TOKYO — The recent death of Hana Kimura, a bubbly, pink-haired 22-year-old wrestler and reality TV show star, has spotlighted a rise in cyber bullying in Japan and prompted swift official pledges to do more to protect victims.