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Jaguars fans outside TIAA Bank Field dressed as clowns in protest. (Copyright 2021 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars will wrap up another abysmal season on Sunday at TIAA Bank Field against the Indianapolis Colts.When the teams take the field on Sunday at 1 p.m., it’s expected that there will be hundreds of fans in the stadium dressed in various clown attire as a form of protest against team owner Shad Khan and some of the recent personnel decisions he has made.RELATED: Jaguars Twitter takes shots at ‘clown’ owner Shad Khan after Trent Baalke reportThe fan-led movement started after a report that Khan plans to retain General Manager Trent Baalke next season, a report that has not been confirmed by the team. Fans were quick to criticize that decision and many Twitter users changed their avatars to a photo of a clown emoji with a mustache, a clear shot at Khan and his signature facial hair.AdFans said they planned to take their protest to the game on Sunday and wear red rubber noses, face paint and colorful wigs.The fan backlash has also led to legal consequences for the team.A Jaguars sponsor who said they…

AEW’s Maxwell Jacob Friedman, known for being a loudmouthed heel on television, also applies his outspoken ways when using social media. In this instance, MJF was defending his place in All Elite Wrestling as a Jewish man.Friedman posted a selfie of his physique and wrote the caption “born better” along with the photo. But someone commented on the post and pointed towards MJF being white and entitled as the reason for his success in pro wrestling.“I’m glad you can admit “hard work” has nothing to do with your success as a white man in wrestling,” they responded. The user eventually deleted the tweet but not after receiving some education from MJF on how he brings diversity to AEW.“You think antisemites and klansman who attack Jews and vandalize our places of worship daily consider me to be a normal white guy?” Friedman began. “You think 6 million+ of my people who were viciously murdered were considered privileged? Sorry it’s not cool to talk about me being a minority https://twitter.com/thall000/status/1479947855028699140.“Sorry I don’t fit your category of making my company diverse,” he also added. As the posts garnered more attention and praise from AEW fans, MJF had one last thing to add in…

Tweet reaction videos can now start on Twitter! New Delhi: After social media application Instagram, micro-blogging site Twitter has also announced that it is testing a feature that will allow users to respond to tweets via videos or photos. The new feature called “quote tweet with reaction,” permits users to customise their “very own tweet take” – a reaction video or photo with the embedded tweet. Twitter is currently testing the feature on iOS users and has rolled it out to selected beta testers.Also Read - Apple iPhone 14 to Ditch Notch For Punch-Hole Screen, Design Leak Features New Face ID Tech Tweet reaction videos can now start on Twitter!Testing on iOS: when you tap the Retweet icon, choose “Quote Tweet with reaction” to create and customize your very own Tweet Take –– a reaction video (or photo) with the Tweet embedded. pic.twitter.com/1E30F8rKYh— Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) January 6, 2022 Also Read - All About Braille, The Technology And The Language - Expert Interview The beta testers could access the feature by clicking on the Retweet button, that will show an addition “Quote tweet with reaction” button apart from “Retweet” and “Quote Tweet” option. By tapping on the new option, users…

Molly Mae Hague's rise to the fame has come with downside as she hits backlash for her 'out of context comments' which have blown up on Twitter as she is accused of being 'toned deaf'Video LoadingVideo UnavailableMolly Mae says it's down to you what you do with your lifeMolly-Mae Hague has faced her own social media storm this week after her comments resurfaced and were were pulled apart by followers on Twitter. The 22-year-old former Love Islander appeared on The Diary Of A CEO podcast, hosted by Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett last year and the unscripted lengthy chat saw her open up about her success as she became the CEO of Pretty Little Things online platform. But a clip from the podcast shared her belief that "if you want something enough, you can achieve it" and used a quote that says we all have "the same 24 hours in a day as Beyonce." But the debate has since escalated as her comments were criticised as 'tone deaf' and that it came across as 'privileged'. Molly-Mae moved to Manchester aged 18 and pursued fashion before going on Love Island ( Image: Instagram) Molly-Mae and boyfriend Tommy share their free time together…

'RIP, Sir. With love': Sidney Poitier is honored by stars Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey and Jeffrey Wright as they lead tributes to 'landmark actor' after his death at 94Legendary actor has passed away at 94 it has been confirmedSidney Poitier was the first black man to win a best actor Oscar in 1964Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey, and Jeffrey Wright lead tributes on Friday  'He showed us how to reach for the stars,' Oscar-winner Goldberg wrote Winfrey hailed him as a 'Mentor. Friend. Brother. Confidant. Wisdom teacher' By George Stark For Dailymail.com Published: 11:14 EST, 7 January 2022 | Updated: 13:49 EST, 7 January 2022 Tributes poured in Friday morning following the death of legendary Hollywood actor Sidney Poitier at age 94. Poitier - the first black man to win a best actor Oscar - left behind a trailblazing career which many A-List stars celebrated in their messages of condolences. His passing was confirmed by the Bahamas's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Fred Mitchell, on Friday morning. His cause of death is not yet known.Whoopi Goldberg, Viola Davis, Jeffrey Wright, Anika Noni Rose and many more lead tributes on Friday.  'RIP, Sir. With love': Sidney Poitier is honored by stars Whoopi Goldberg and Jeffrey Wright leading tributes…

But there’s another, more conceptual debate that transcends partisan politics and carries implications beyond Trump’s freedom to tweet. It’s the question of whether the largest social media companies have become so critical to public debate that being banned or blacklisted by them — whether you’re an elected official, a dissident, or even just a private citizen who runs afoul of their content policies — amounts to a form of modern-day censorship. And, if so, are there circumstances under which such censorship is justified?Story continues below advertisementThe answers aren’t straightforward.Trump, for his part, has routinely characterized his own deplatforming as censorship. In July, he sued Facebook, Twitter and YouTube parent company Google in federal court, arguing that they had violated his First Amendment rights to speak freely. Legal scholars say that argument is unlikely to fly: The First Amendment generally protects Americans from undue speech restrictions by the government, not by private companies.In the meantime, Trump’s exile from social networks hasn’t exactly muzzled him. Through news releases, mass emails, media appearances and rallies, the former president still commands a vast audience and remains a potent force in American politics.Story continues below advertisementStill, research has shown that his online reach has been…

"Y'all calm down. My fat black self will be aight," she tweeted. Baby Tate attends the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards at Barclays Center on Sept. 12, 2021, in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for MTV/ ViacomCBS Baby Tate defended her career and current success after fans on Twitter suggested she would be further if colorism did not play a factor. On Tuesday (Jan. 4) the “Baecation” singer responded to the idea that if she had lighter skin, her career would be in a different place. Twitter user @MuvaMack shared the statement, “Baby Tate would be further If her skin was lighter truth be told,” on the social platform, continuing, “Because the talent is undeniable!!!” @MuvaMack clarified in a follow-up tweet after one user accused her of giving a “backhanded compliment,” explaining that the original tweet was not a critique aimed at Baby Tate but at the music industry. “Oh no honey; it’s not a backhand compliment. I would never; I’m a dark skinned artist .. I’m saying she deserves more but the industry playing with her due to colorism, so please,” she responded. The singer herself, however, responded with a TikTok using a filter…

Marjorie Taylor Greene is nuttier than M&M World. Not your garden-variety conservative, or even a conservative at all, but a conspiracy theorist who rode these febrile times into a seat in Congress. She describes American Airlines Flight 77 as ‘the so-called plane that crashed into the Pentagon’ on 9/11, remarking that ‘it’s odd there's never any evidence shown for a plane in the Pentagon’. She suspects the 2018 California wildfires were started by a Rothschild-funded ‘laser beam or light beam coming down to Earth’ in order to help Democrats build a high-speed rail project. Her Facebook account has liked a post proposing ‘a bullet to the head’ for Nancy Pelosi. All things considered, she’s lucky to have escaped with just a Twitter ban.The congresswoman’s personal Twitter account has been permanently suspended ‘for repeated violations of (Twitter’s) Covid-19 misinformation policy’. She had been temporarily booted in the past for spreading what Twitter considers misinformation, but reportedly the final straw was a tweet alleging ‘extremely high amounts of Covid vaccine deaths’. While she has responded to her ban by accusing Twitter of being ‘an enemy to America’ and of pursuing ‘a communist revolution’, it’s hardly unreasonable for Twitter to rid itself of…

Fighting to save his place in the team, Cheteshwar Pujara produced a sparkling half-century on Day 3 of the Johannesburg Test between India and South Africa on Tuesday. With India's overnight score reading 85/2 with a lead of 58 runs, Pujara’s uncharacteristic batting saw him bring up a fifty off just 62 balls, his strike-rate reading an impressive 65-plus. Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane launched a counter attack on South Africa, adding 111 runs for third wicket, with both batters scoring half-centuries and answering their critics with impactful innings. As Twitter lauded Pujara and Rahane for their innings which swelled India's lead to over 130 in less than an hour, IPL franchise Punjab Kings posted a hilarious tweet highlighting the India No. 3 batter's aggressive batting. The post sent Twitter into a meltdown with users reacting to the tweet. Below are some of them. Pujara sehwag ko follow karta hai kya ye batting se,pehla highlight dekh kar,aaya tha😂🤣🤣😂😎— abdevillirs and team INDIA fans (@abd36082021498) January 5, 2022 They ain’t going anywhere guys. Not just yet!They r making all of us eat our words.But honestly, what a fight this. Backs to the wall, careers on the line and two veterans come up with…

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