Danelle McDougall, 49, has become a social media sensation showing off her quirky and colorful clothing on TikTok — but trolls say she’s too old to be sporting such eye-catching designs.

A body neutrality influencer who is regularly targeted by trolls claiming she's "too big" to be posting pictures and videos of herself online has said their vile comments only make her want to ...

This TikToker has a husband and a boyfriend — and a lot of haters. User @middlespoonpodcast, known as Sarah, posts videos about her throuple on TikTok and Instagram, answering questions from her ...

A body positive TikToker is taking on her haters with defiant videos of her singing and dancing in the bikinis they tell her she shouldn't be wearing. Kari Kemp, 34, uses her platform to promote ...

It was, and continues to be, an excellent troll. Carlson wasn’t the only one having deep thoughts about this change. Some merely wanted to know “Hey, what’s wrong with stilettos?” ...

The Associated Press caused a stir online Thursday after it updated its official Stylebook to discourage writers from using the word "the" as it said the word is "dehumanizing" when used as a ...

A teenage TikTok user has hit back at cruel commentators who mocked her after she made a video proudly showcasing a new handbag she described as a 'luxury' item. Zoe Gabriel, 17, who lives in ...

The comments readers post on digital versions of this column are almost invariably civil, intelligent, informative and kind. Sadly, it hasn’t always been possible to say the same for The Times ...

Trolls told her to quit complaining as 'ugly' people had it worseCredit: TikTok/@shye.lee The brunette beauty said it was more of a curse - despite trolls telling her to quit complaining about ...

Danielle Lucker, 25, a plus-sized model from the US, recently made headlines after sporting a black bikini and matching beanie while rollerskating in a bid to “clap back” at online trolls.

Mars Incorporated's M&M's have received a lot of press buzz over the last year for some really silly reasons. Barely over a year ago, the "melts in your mouth, not in your hand" candy announced ...