We finally got to Bachelor in Paradise's big fight, but Leo Dottavio has fallen out of favor with the Bachelor Nation over much more than his squabble with Grocery Store Joe.
It turns out that Leo has been lashing out at other members of the Bachelor Fam on social media, even challenging another to a fight.
Recently, Khloe Kardashian asked fans for weight loss tips after admitting that she hit a roadblock with her post-baby body. Naturally, she asked on Twitter.
A new report says that this is exactly what Tristan Thompson does not like her doing -- oversharing, engaging with fans, and constantly using Twitter.
You would think that Donald Trump, Jr. would have bigger things on his mind, like his rumored engagement to Kimberly Guilfoyle or the mounting likelihood that he will be indicted.
Instead, he seems preoccupied by what kind of underwear other men are wearing.
Last year, Shannon Beador was working to lose weight to save her marriage. As we all know, that ended with a messy divorce.
Her new castmate, Emily Simpson, has been a target for vicious body-shaming by trolls who watch The Real Housewives of Orange County.
Actor Jim Carrey has been pouring his heart and soul into paintings and sharing them on social media.
Those paintings -- like his unflattering portrait of Sarah Huckabee Sanders -- have sometimes proven to be controversial.
We all know that Kailyn Lowry isn't afraid to throw down, whether it's in a bonkers fight with Brianna DeJesus or when she's firing a producer who violated her trust.
So when some troll on Twitter had the audacity to try to body-shame her, it's no surprise to see her hit back.
Rudy Giuliani has a lot on his mind these days.
After all, he's working for a guy whose employees keep getting fired and/or sent to jail.
Every photo of JoJo Siwa contains the sort of forced exuberance that you expect to see from an adult actor on a TV show aimed at preschoolers.
In the mean time, everything about Danielle Bregoli seems to be the culmination of every parent's nightmare. She's an amalgam of personality problems and it's making her rich.
Chloe Bennet is the star of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and an incredibly talented, stunningly beautiful actress. She's also a good person.
Logan Paul is a consummate YouTube star in the worst ways. Some were fortunate enough to have never heard of him before his video mocking Japanese suicide victims went viral at the beginning of the year.
While Instagram is still happily showing Ariel Winter getting her butt grabbed, the Modern Family star has taken a step back from Twitter.
She is, at least, explaining her absence, but it's not good news.
After only a few weeks of dating, Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson got engaged. Whether they just clicked right away or Pete's impressive dong played a role, this is joyous news.
But while the majority of Arianators are overwhelmed with happiness, a few bad apples keep trying to start drama.
It turns out that Ariana isn't the only person in her relationship who is, well, Grande.
Ariana Grande responded to an awkwardly phrased fan question by claiming that fiance Pete Davidson's penis is very large. She got specific.
Last week, Chris Hardwick was accused of emotional abuse and sexual assault by his ex-girlfriend, Chloe Dykstra. She didn't name him, but readers were easily able to connect the dots.
Hardwick strongly denied the horrifying accusations, which included claims of intensely controlling behavior, of using her sexually, of sickening emotional manipulation, and of working to end her career after their breakup.
Kim Kardashian is riding high these days.
And why shouldn't she?
The name David Leavitt might not be familiar to you, but there's a very good chance you've seen his awful attempts at humor or insight clogging up your social media feeds.
Many people first became aware of Leavitt when he famously thought the correct way to respond to news of the Manchester bombing that claimed 22 lives was to make jokes at the expense of Ariana Grande.
This may send chills down your spine. It should.
A woman tweeted about a horrifying poem -- written to a hauntingly familiar tune -- that she saw posted on the wall of her child's future classroom.
