Valentine's Day can certainly be empowering too. A woman in Singapore has created a feminist wingman in the form of a Facebook Messenger chatbot. Message the Feminist Wingbot and it'll deliver a stream of pick-up lines for that lady you'd like to deliver a pick-up line to — in a respectful way.

"Don't use his name." That's the first bit of advice given in a viral Facebook post listing 11 tips on how to resist the new president. It has a hopeful, positive tone, advising people to challenge Donald Trump as peacefully as possible, enlisting a powerful John Lennon quote to get the point across: "When it gets down to using violence, then you are playing the system's game.

Chelsea Handler just gave a shout-out to Donald Trump with the most perfectly crafted Instagram post. Set right outside the gates of the White House, the photo's caption said it all.

Richard Hatch, who played space heartthrob Captain Apollo on the original TV series Battlestar Galactica, has died. He was 71. Hatch had been in hospice care for pancreatic cancer at the time of his death, TMZ reported Tuesday. His manager Michael Kaliski confirmed the news to Variety, saying, “I will always remember him fondly for his inspiring sense of youthful wonder, his boundless passion for creative expression, and his huge, kind heart.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is not someone who agrees to be shut down and put in a corner. After she was silenced by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the rest of Senate Republicans for impugning a fellow senator's character, Warren took to Facebook Live to finish her remarks. From outside the Senate floor, she read a letter from the late Coretta Scott King, widow of Martin Luther King, opposing Sen. Jeff Sessions for a federal judgeship in 1986. Sessions is President Donald Trump's nominee for U.

The organizers of the Women's March are planning an encore. Just more than two weeks after organizing a massive march on Washington, D.C. that generated solidarity marches around the world, the person manning the Women's March Twitter account tweeted about an upcoming "general strike." The details for the strike are not yet clear, with the tweet simply noting "a day without women." Women initially marched on Jan. 21 in response to to the inauguration of President Donald Trump just two days before.

President Trump's adviser Kellyanne Conway has blamed two Iraqi refugees for a massacre that never happened. Conway is building a reputation for citing falsehoods, untruths and outright lies as "alternative facts". The latest such example of this is an interview she did with MSNBC where she spoke about the "Bowling Green massacre" in an effort to defend Trump's controversial travel ban. The trouble is there was no such massacre.

Snapchat, err Snap Inc., just made the papers for its long-awaited initial public offering appear. The ephemeral mobile storytelling app is going public, a move that will raise $3 billion and open up the books of the secretive company. No valuation for the company as a whole is mentioned, but the company is predicted to still be one of the biggest tech IPOs ever. Back in 2012, Facebook was seeking a valuation of $5 billion.

LONDON — Instagram is awash with posts about fitness and dieting, with many showing an unrealistic and doctored view of women's bodies. But, one body-positive blogger posted two photos taken at the same time to make a stand against the body pressures women and girls face on Instagram. Milly Smith posted a side-by-side photo on Instagram.

Fox News has been scolded by the Canadian government after it told more than 13 million Twitter followers the deadly mosque attack in Quebec Monday had been committed by a person "of Moroccan origin." On Tuesday, Kate Purchase, director of communications for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, told Twitter she'd emailed Fox asking it to remove the "false and misleading" tweet, sharing screenshots of the message to the news organisation.