Twitter, the digital petri dish inhabited by screaming Nazis, racists, and misogynists who should be banned much faster than they actually are, is making steps to make the platform better... by reportedly removing the “like button.” The Telegraph reports that Twitter founder Jack Dorsey admitted at an event recently that he didn’t like the button and wanted to get rid of it “soon” so as to inspire better “debate” on Twitter.

The last of Queen Elizabeth’s famous corgis has died—really this time. In April, we (I) blogged that her last corgi—Willow—had died, based on a report in the Guardian and in the Daily Mail. That was technically true in a sense, because Willow was the last corgi she actually raised, having wrapped up her corgi breeding because she doesn’t want to leave any behind when she died, and also because she worried about having puppies underfoot at her age.

It’s mere days until November 15, when Cardi B drops her highly anticipated line with Los Angeles-based fast fashion company Fashion Nova and she ready. In a new interview with Business of Fashion, Cardi discusses her relationship with the brand, creating their first ever celeb collaboration, and how she hopes to make us all look damn good in her signature collection. “They are always loyal to me. It’s like a friendship now.

Lifetime has released a trailer for its three-part docuseries, Surviving R. Kelly, taking a closer look at the schism between R. Kelly, the performer, and Robert Kelly, the alleged sexual predator who has been accused of a range of horrific abuses, including entrapping women in a “sex cult.

As the nation fell into a period of mourning for Love (as a concept, which died with the engagement of Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson on 10/14/18, God rest its soul) a major concern roiled the Jezebel staff. Who gets custody of the pig, Piggy Smalls??? A Davidson “pal” kind enough to field questions has indicated to Page Six that apparently the pig stays with Grande: Davidson has since moved out of the apartment he shared with Grande and their pet pig, Piggy Smalls.

Yesterday, a very rich and very important person let it be known to the world that it is now socially acceptable to taste the sweet flavor of a $10,000 sip of liquid, marinate for a few fleeting seconds in its expensive soupéon, swish it around on your tongue as it seeps into your bloodstream, pass it through your urinary tract, and deposit it into the New York City sewer system.

A 26-year-old Miami woman was allegedly raped over Labor Day weekend in 2017 by her Uber driver. The Miami New Times reports, her assaulter, 51-year-old Fredrick Gaston, has a history of preying on drunk women in the Wynwood neighborhood and somehow “slipped through the cracks” of the app’s background checking service.

Though this video of Tom Hardy and Riz Ahmed breaking down British slang is roughly six days old, it has stirred the pot once again on whether or not Hardy—the one on the left with the appalling tattoos—is my boyfriend or not. Everything about this video is engineered to convince the public that either one of these men is someone’s boyfriend.

A passage has leaked from Busy Philipps’s forthcoming memoir, This Will Only Hurt a Little, which details an alleged assault by James Franco, first published by Radar. In it, Philipps describes her Freaks and Geeks co-star as a “fucking bully” who became violent after a particular scene in 1999. While filming, Philipps’s character Kim Kelly gently hits Franco’s character, Daniel Desario, which apparently outraged the actor.

The Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court in the early evening on Saturday, and just hours later, Saturday Night Live’s cold open imagined Republican lawmakers partying to celebrate and openly admitting they don’t care about women, a portrayal of our political landscape that read (to me) as entirely too generous. “We made a lot of women real worried today,” SNL’s Lindsey Graham (played by Kate McKinnon) tells Dana Bash (Heidi Gardner).