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Social media has ruined celebrity relationships and built empires— from Chris Pratt to Kim Kardashian, tabloid culture has risen to explosive, new heights via Twitter and Instagram.

When revealing images of celebrities are shared without permission, the limits of the law can mean their intimate privacy is just another sacrifice of fame.

After James Charles, Tati Westbrook, and Jeffree Star presented their sides of the story, each called to lay the drama to rest. Now, fans are beginning to question who won the war — and if the cease-fire will last.

A reality check for the selfie generation: “The subject of the photo doesn’t have any rights to the picture as long as it was taken in a public place.”

The Maryland rapper’s newest mixtape, a collaboration with producer Kenny Beats, is a caustic celebration of anger, catharsis, and Rico herself.

Attempting to reach a younger demographic, fast food chains have started tweeting about having chronic depression.

LGBTQ+ activist Munroe Bergdorf launches her first post-operation modeling campaign.

The surprise album is un-surprisingly bland, but important.

5 ways Fyre is higher quality than Hulu’s Fyre Festival documentary.

Series like Making a Murderer and Serial place crime in the eye of Millennial culture, transforming true crime into a participatory study of society, our psyches, our fallibility, and our strength.