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Victoria Beckham is embracing this mioment in her life. The entrepreneur and fashion icon is celebrating many things, including her 50th birthday, and the launch of new clothing and beauty products. In a new interview, she’s discussed social media, and how it has helped her be seen as the person she truly is and not as the “ice-queen” that the media worked so hard to protray her as in the early aughts.David Beckham and Harper Seven smile for adorable selfieVictoria Beckham poses with lookalike sister Louise Adams in birthday celebrationA post shared by Victoria Beckham (@victoriabeckham)In an interview with Grazia Magazine, Beckham spoke about how much she enjoys being herself on social media, sharing videos and photos of her life and styling her own make up products.

EXCLUSIVE: Catherine Tait, who runs Canadian pubcaster CBC/Radio-Canada, has been meeting with counterparts in Europe this week to rally support for an online initiative aimed at detoxifying social media.

Jim Halterman Since Maya Erskine burst onto our televisions in 2019 as a 31-year-old actress playing the socially inept 13-year-old Maya Ishii-Peters on Hulu’s “Pen15” (she also co-created the raucous show), her comedic path seemed a clear one. But then earlier this year, she switched it up with the very adult role of intrepid spy Jane Smith, whose cover is to be married for better or for worse to fellow spy John Smith (Donald Glover) in Amazon Prime Video’s action-drama “Mr. and Mrs.

There are plenty of celebrities who have refused to join any kind of social media platform and have opened up about their reasons why.

Virgin Media's mega TV deal, which'll give sports fans a free LG device in time for the host of Euro's, Olympics, and Formula 2 events this summer is just hours away from coming to an end. The epic bank holiday offer ends at 11:59 tonight, Monday May 27.

after a female usher appeared to try and hurry her inside, seemingly preventing the star from adjusting her ensemble. The now-viral footage shows the unidentified staffer putting her arm around the head and chest of a visibly-agitated Taveras, who retaliates by putting her hand in the woman’s face.

Paris Hilton is opening up about motherhood.

Nicki Minaj has posted a lengthy apology to her Amsterdam fans for canceling her show following her arrest in the Netherlands.

The Conners is one of the biggest TV shows, and the stars are also huge on social media!

Phillip Schofield dramatically left ITV last year after confessing to an "unwise but not illegal" affair with a younger male colleague, and has since stayed out of the spotlight.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Trump Media and Technology Group, the company affiliated with former U.S. president Donald Trump that operates Truth Social, reported $770,500 in revenue for the first quarter of 2024 and a net loss of $327.6 million.

a weighted vest a few times a week.Prolific Food Network host and restaurateur Guy Fieri revealed that he has lost more than 30 pounds in the last four years thanks to a combination of intermittent fasting; high-intensity interval training (HIIT) workouts with a trainer; and frequent rucks of the hills of his California estate.“Once I started getting more serious about [intermittent fasting], the quantity of food I was eating, and exercise, it really changed the whole thing,” Fieri, 56, told Men’s Health last week.Inspired by military training, rucking is walking with a weighted pack. A rucker can burn 30% to 45% more calories doing the low-impact exercise than completing the workout without the extra weight, a former US Navy SEAL and fitness instructor explained to CNN last year.Research has also shown that rucking can improve muscle strength, aerobic conditioning, and endurance.Experts recommend starting with 10 pounds for 15 to 20 minutes and increasing the weight and distance by 10% every three to four weeks, making sure to take rest days between hikes.“Rucking provides a great external stimulus on your body that if done correctly with proper weight burns more calories than just walking, builds your core, and assists in having better posture,” certified personal trainer Christian Rivas told Health.com last year.

Paris Fury has sent a touching message to her husband Tyson after the boxer's bid to become undisputed world heavyweight champion ended in defeat.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were left complaining over an act that seem to be 'already famous' after last night's auditions.

Camila Banus seemed to take aim at her former Days of Our Lives costars in a pointed post on social media this week.

Valerie Bertinelli is taking a mental health break from social media following a book promo tour for Indulge: Delicious and Decadent Dishes to Enjoy and Share.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic Religion, Karl Marx said, is the opiate of the masses. Today, he would likely say that the opiate of the masses is fame — the desire for it, the things you have to do to get it, the fragmentary nature of it (the old “15 minutes” is now, in many cases, more like 15 seconds), and everything it’s supposed to bring you. The new fame, the lusty fickle kind bred by social media, is at the center of “Wild Diamond,” a startlingly bold and true French drama that premiered today at Cannes.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is returning to the wellspring of stories in which social media events bleed into real-world consequences.

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Dr. Kimberley Nix, who chronicled her three-year battle with metastatic sarcoma on TikTok and Instagram, died on Wednesday, May 8 at age 31.