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Halsey -

Halsey addressed the overturn of Roe v. Wade during her show at Phoenix’s Ak-Chin Pavilion amphitheater on June 26, advocating for reproductive rights. But it seems some of her fans were upset by the speech and videos show her saying, "If you don't like it you can go home right now, I don't care. If you don't like it I don't know why you came to a Halsey concert..." 

Another fan later shared her disgust at the people who left on Twitter, and Halsey responded with the greatest line: "downside of doing outdoor venues: no door to hit them on the way out."

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Lizzo -

Liam Payne made some strong comments about his former One Direction bandmates on the Impaulsive podcast, claiming that Simon Cowell created the band with him in mind, and that he was the original member.

"From what I've heard part of the reason One Direction was made was because of Simon's promise to me. That in two years I'll make this work for you," the 28-year-old said. "So he kind of started with my face and worked out around the rest. I've never told this story before." 

Then Lizzo, a close friend and occasional collaborator with former One Directioner Harry Styles—who has enjoyed a much more successful solo career since—made a TikTok commenting on recent news and at one point referenced the Payne interview. Without directly naming him, Lizzo said: "I don't know who lied to that poor boy, but we all know he was not the front man."

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Elizabeth Olsen -

Martin Scorsese told Empire in 2019 that Marvel movies "are not cinema," and likened them to "theme parks." Then Francis Ford Coppola echoed his statements and added, "Martin was kind when he said it's not cinema. He didn't say it's despicable, which I just say it is." But MCU star Elizabeth Olsen, who plays the role of Wanda Maximoff/The Scarlet Witch, criticized those famed filmmakers' comments as they "make [Marvel movies] seem like a lesser type of art," she told The Independent. "I'm not saying we're making indie art films, but I just think it takes away from our crew, which bugs me."

"These are some of the most amazing set designers, costume designers, camera operators – I feel diminishing them with that kind of criticism takes away from all the people who do award-winning films, that also work on these projects," the actress said. Olsen acknowledged that the MCU movies are intended to make a lot of money, and added, "From an actor's point of view, whatever, I get it; I totally understand that there's a different kind of performance that's happening." She continued, "But I do think throwing Marvel under the bus takes away from the hundreds of very talented crew people. That's where I get a little feisty about that."

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Pink -

When Rolling Stone magazine published their list of the 25 greatest Grammy performances in history, Pink had strong feelings about not even one of her performances from 2010, 2014, 2017, or 2021 making the list. “Bahahahaha you guys have been irrelevant since 1990,” the singer wrote in the Instagram comments of the publication's post.

She elaborated, "This is the magazine that used to feature people like John Lennon and Muddy Waters. Hunter S Thompson wrote political pieces. They put Tina Turner on their cover. Then they sold out and all credibility went to s–t when ‘style over substance’ and ‘revenue over authenticity’ went into play." She continued, "That’s when [‘Jersey Shore’ star] Snooki became acceptable coverage. Give me a f–king break. Do your homework. You don’t have to like me or my music or anything about me- and believe me I could give a s–t- but this is the biggest sellout in f–king history when it comes to a publication we all once trusted." And she wasn't done there!

“F–k rolling stone. And I’ve felt that way for decades as so many of my favorite artists and my peers have. This isn’t just about their horrendous opinion of ‘rating Grammy performances’. It’s decades of wasting Trees and people’s time," the pop star concluded.

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Rihanna -

Rihanna looked absolutely show-stopping as she arrived to the Dior womenswear show during Paris Fashion Week on March 1 with her sizeable baby bump dressed in a black lingerie look which included a tiny black thong, lacy bra, sheer skirt, thigh-high leather boots, and a matching coat. All that probably took quite a bit of time to prepare, and as she entered the venue one attendee can be heard in a viral video yelling "you're late" at the Fenty beauty mogul. Rihanna paused, turned to the woman with a straight face, and said just two words: "No s—t." It was an instantly meme-able moment, and one true fans of her music especially love because they know all too well that RiRi runs on her own time no matter how much pressure is on. 

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Thandiwe Newton clapped back on behalf of all feminists following some outdated comments from Sean Penn. Earlier in January, Penn complained to UK outlet i News that "there has been an absence of male behavior" and that men in American culture have "become wildly feminized." Newton took to Twitter to air out her incredulity at Penn's comments. "@SeanPenn Dude what are you SAY-ING??" she wrote on January 30. "Like for REAL? You're a jibbering FOOL. MF you used to be sexy but now you're just tragic."

And that was before she had learned that Penn had reiterated his toxic ideas of masculinity in an interview with his daughter Dylan Penn for The Independent. "I have these very strong women in my life who do not take masculinity as a sign of oppression toward them," he added. "There are a lot of, I think, cowardly genes that lead to people surrendering their jeans and putting on a skirt." Then Newton tweeted, "In front of your DAUGHTER!? That poor little mite. Thank God her Mum's so dope," Dylan's mother being Robin Wright. As for Dylan's opinion? According to the outlet, while her father was speaking she was "quiet, staring into space."

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Charlie Puth has been targeted by music producer Benny Blanco for months now on TikTok, with Blanco posting videos making fun of Puth's voice and telling him to "Shut the f—k up" and making fun of him. "You know, man, these videos were really funny at first," the singer addressed Blanco in a video in November. "I don't exactly know why you've been so mean to me these past couple of months, but it does genuinely hurt my feelings. I used to look up to you, and I don't know where all this is coming from." But that didn't stop Blanco who replied, "Look at you: You sit in a room all day and make TikToks… Dude, what the hell's wrong with you? Look at your hair. It looks like you've got a toupee or a wig on or something." That was the last straw for Puth's friend, Billie Eilish. The young singer took to TikTok herself to reply to Blanco's video and reminded him of a hilarious fact, "What do you do all day, Benny?" she asked. "The same thing. Literally, the same thing." Puth wrote in the comments section, "Thank you." 

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Madonna -

Madonna made waves with a racy lingerie photoshoot shared to Instagram, but not everyone was a fan. 50 Cent boldly shared one of her photos on his own Instagram and wrote in the caption, "yo this is the funniest s—t LOL." He added, "That's Madonna under the bed trying to do like a virgin at 63. She shot out, if she don't get her old a— up." Madge then took to her Instagram stories to share a picture of her and the rapper from an appearance on 'Total Request Live.' "Here is 50 Cent pretending to be my friend," she wrote over the picture. "Now you have decided to talk smack about me. I guess your new career is getting attention by trying to humiliate others on social media. The least elevated choice you could make as an artist and an adult." And she wasn't done there, as she concluded, "You'r [sic] just jealous you won't look as good as me or have as much fun when you are my age."

The 'In Da Club' rapper soon issued an apology to the pop star on Twitter, however the tweet has since been deleted.

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Hwang Dong-hyuk -

LeBron James discussed 'Squid Game' on camera with Anthony Davis after a preseason game in early October, but he was quite critical of the show's final scene and expressed his dissatisfaction plainly. In a subsequent interview with The Guardian, the show's creator Hwang Dong-hyuk was asked about James' comments, and in response he went right for the throat: "Have you seen Space Jam 2?" Hwang asked, referencing the 2021 remake of the classic which absolutely tanked in ratings. Hwang continued, "LeBron James is cool and can say what he wants. I respect that. I'm very thankful he watched the whole series. But I wouldn't change my ending," he added. "That's my ending. If he has his own ending that would satisfy him, maybe he could make his own sequel. I'll check it out and maybe send him a message saying, 'I liked your whole show, except the ending.'" Ouch! 

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Simone Biles -

Simone Biles received a lot of hate for prioritizing her mental health during the Tokyo Olympics and ducking out of some of the events. The star gymnast posted a photo on Instagram of her 2021 bronze and silver medals on September 7, however, and shared some choice words for those trolls. "Definitely not the way I planned the olympics going but I wouldn’t change anything for the world. I’m proud of myself and the career I’ve had thus far. this olympics doesn’t erase the past accomplishments I’ve achieved nor does it define who I am as an athlete. I’ve pushed through so much the past couple years, the word quitter is not in my vocabulary." Then came the stunning clapback: "for some of you that may be how you define me but keep talking because I can’t hear you over my 7 olympic medals which tied me for the most decorated gymnast EVER as well as most decorated american gymnast."  

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Selena Gomez -

Selenators stormed Twitter after the series 'The Good Fight' brought up the singer's organ transplant during a scene in the fourth episode of season 5. In the scene, a team is discussing cancel culture and brainstorms what is and isn't off-limits. While some characters suggest that people can't joke about necrophilia and autism, another character quips, "Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant." Gomez herself tweeted, "I am not sure how writing jokes about organ transplants for television shows has become a thing but sadly it has apparently. I hope in the next writer’s room when one of these tasteless jokes are presented it’s called out immediately and doesn’t make it on air." She added a big thank-you to her fans and a link to sign up to become an organ donor. 

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Tristan Thompson -

An uncomfortable battle of the exes has emerged between Tristan Thompson and Lamar Odom over Khloe Kardashian. The reality TV star posted a bikini photo on Instagram, and in the comments section Thompson, who recently split with Khloe, put two heart emojis and two drooling emojis. Odom, Khloe's ex-husband, also commented "hottie" along with some choice heart emojis. That apparently didn't sit well with Thompson, who wrote back: "@lamarodom God brought you back the first time. Play if you want, different results," with two shrugging emojis. His message recalled Odom's nearly fatal overdose in 2015, when a mix of drugs and alcohol landed him in a coma for three days. Khloe had put their divorce on hold to support him. Low blow!  

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After seeing Lil’ Kim perform at the 2021 BET Awards, 50 Cent, despite having worked with her on her 2003 track ‘Magic Stick,’ shared a meme in a since-deleted post comparing her look to an owl. In a response post with many laughing emojis, Lil’ Kim wrote, “I ain't bothered not one bit." But she added, "@50cent I see u still in ur feels about that dinner date u asked me on that I had to turn down," she wrote. "Let it go. U have a beautiful girlfriend, I have a loving husband. Let it go." She also took the opportunity to promote her upcoming memoir ‘The Queen Bee.’ "50cent, I address that situation all in my book coming in November," she wrote.

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The singer kissed a male dancer during his BET Awards performance of his hit song, 'Montero (Call Me By Your Name),' and after the applause faded, the keyboard warriors chimed in, but Lil Nas had perfect responses. “We are 4 months in and people are still acting surprised that i am being gay and sexual in performances of a song about gay and sexual sh*t,” he tweeted, adding: “like the song is literally about gay sex what y’all want me to do play the piano while baking a cake?" Additionally, he set one critic straight about African history. They tweeted, "DONT USE AFRICAN CULTURE FOR SH*TS LIKE THIS," and Lil Nas responded, "y’all really like to pretend homosexuality didn’t exist in african culture." There's no better clapback than straight facts!

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As the show aired its finale after 20 seasons, the Kardashian-Jenner clan reunited and reminisced about their shadiest comebacks. The family recalled Kim's infamous quip that she wasn't going to buy Kourtney shoes because she "bought her a f–king career." They also brought back that iconic line when a tearful Kim was searching for her diamond earring and Kourtney reminded her that "there are people that are dying." 

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Khloe Kardashian -

In response to her campaign with Nurtec ODT, a prescription medicine for the treatment of adult migraines, one commenter wrote, "What kind of pharmaceutical company chooses someone who has had so much plastic surgery they look like an alien, as their spokesperson?" The reality TV star, who has often shut down surgery rumors, wrote back: "I don't think you should refer to yourself as a feminist if you are attacking a woman unprovoked." She also reminded the commenter, "You have every right to block/mute me. I am trying to help many out there who suffer in silence." 

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John Stamos -

Republican congressional candidate Omar Navarro caused a stir with a homophobic tweet about Disney's 'Cruella,' complaining that it "ruined my childhood with an openly flamboyant gay in the movie," adding that, "Disney persist shoving the LGBT agenda down our throat." John Stamos, who isn't even in the film, wrote back: "If that ruined your childhood, I hope you didn't watch Full House. Three single men, living under one roof, raising kids in San Francisco…" Fans poured in with cheers.

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Kourtney Kardashian -

In an Instagram photo, the reality TV star was pictured in a rocker-chic look, complete with a brown fur-collared coat, ripped denim, black boots, a bustier tank, and yellow shades. One user commented, "And her style begins to change," which many saw as an accusation that Kourtney was transforming her fashion amid her romance with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker. Kourtney had the last laugh, however, as she replied, "This picture is from 2019 but ok." 

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Priyanka Chopra -

Following Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas's announcement of the 2021 Oscar nominations, Aussie journalist Peter Ford tweeted, "No disrespect to these two but I'm not sure their contribution to the movies qualifies them to be announcing Oscar nominees," E! News reports. The actress tweeted back on March 16, "Would love your thoughts on what qualifies someone. Here are my 60+ film credentials for your adept consideration." She attached a recording of her scrolling through her IMDb credits. Fans went wild for it, and Ford made his Twitter account private. 

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Taylor Swift -

Swifties pounced on the hit new Netflix series 'Ginny & Georgia' over what they call “sl*t shaming” of the singer when, in the final episode, single parent Georgia ask her teen daughter, Ginny, if she'd moved on from her boyfriend, to which Ginny responds, "What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift." The seemingly innocuous jab caused a frenzy among Swifties online, and Swift herself tweeted: “Hey Ginny & Georgia, 2010 called and it wants its lazy, deeply sexist joke back. How about we stop degrading hard working women by defining this horse s – – t as FuNnY.” 

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Vanessa Bryant -

The late Kobe Bryant's widow Vanessa called out Meek Mill's lyrics on his song which go: "If I ever lack, I'm goin' out with my chopper, it be another Kobe." She wrote, "I find this line to be extremely insensitive and disrespectful. Period," then added the clapback fans loved on Twitter: "I am not familiar with any of your music, but I believe you can do better than this." She explained that even if he's a fan of Kobe, "there a better way to show your admiration for my husband. This lacks respect and tact." Fans called for Mill to apologize.

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LeBron James -

At a Lakers vs. Hawks game in Atlanta, a man, Chris Carlos, first yelled at the NBA star, but his wife, Instagram model Juliana Carlos, soon stepped in, pulling down her mask to launch obscenities at James, TMZ reports. The scene was so out of hand that the the game was stopped and the couple was ejected from the building. Afterward, James tweeted, "Courtside Karen was MAD MAD!!" probably dubbing her with the most inescapable clapback of her career. 

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Michelle Williams -

When a commenter told the former Destiny's Child singer that she “needs some children,” Williams first replied "You're an idiot!!!!" then later added, "What if that woman CAN'T have children?? What if that woman DOESN'T WANT children?? WATCH YOUR MOUTH and FINGERS..... Don't you ever let that come out of your mouth or your fingers on a comment section again to ANYBODY. I would have ignored but too many people need to stay out of a woman's uterus!!! Now scram and be blessed!!!"

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Bella Hadid -

Bella Hadid called out rapper Lil Pump after his controversial support of Donald Trump. The model posted a photo of "Lil Pimp," as Trump mistakenly called him, with four women holding up a pro-Trump sign, and she wrote, "This is so irresponsible. This kid is a loser."

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Cardi B -

In response to a tweet that questioned female rappers' ability to buy Birkin bags and claiming they depreciate the value of them, Cardi went straight facts: "Actually, we add value ... when we mention brands in hip-hop, they s—t go up," referencing Balenciaga and Christian Louboutin, both of whom for which she rocketed sales.

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She went on to condemn the way women of color are questioned about owning designer bags but not white women.

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Gigi Hadid -

Infamous YouTuber Jake Paul decided to call out Zayn Malik on Twitter for having an "attitude" and telling him to "f⁠— off for no reason." He then told the singer to "stop being angry cause [you] came home alone to [your] big a⁠— hotel room."

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Gigi Hadid -

Model Gigi Hadid came to her boyfriend’s defense, responding, "Lol cause he doesn’t care to hang [with] you and your embarrassing crew of YouTube groupies..? Home alone with his best friends like a respectful king cause he has me, sweetie. Unbothered by your irrelevant ugly a⁠—. Go to bed…” Mic drop!

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Katy Perry - When the singer said Diplo was worse at sex than John Mayer and Orlando Bloom, she certainly wasn't expecting such a dismissive reply from her ex.

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Diplo - Diplo replied: "I don't even remember having sex." 

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Sharon Osbourne - Sharon destroyed Kendall and Kylie Jenner for using famous music icons (including Ozzy's face) on their t-shirts.

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Sharon Osbourne - Sharon Tweeted: "Girls, you haven't earned the right to put your face with musical icons. Stick to what you know...lip gloss."

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J.K. Rowling - Someone was not happy about an article involving the 'Harry Potter' author, so the person took to Twitter to tell Rowlings that as a result the user would burn all its J.K. Rowling's DVDs and books.

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J.K. Rowling - Rowling replied: "Well, the fumes from the DVDs might be toxic and I've still got your money, so by all means borrow my lighter."

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Pink - Someone tweeted that the only relevant thing Pink ever did, was to be in Christina Aguilera's video.

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Pink - The singer humorously implied that this person had been asleep for the last 20 years and replied "And you're f⁠—n rip van winkle if you've never seen one of my videos."

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Chrissy Teigen - Although the original thread has now been deleted, someone on Twitter told Teigen that she "peaked," as in no better things would happen in her life.

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Chrissy Teigen - To which Chrissy Teigen replied: "I have a best selling book, great b**bs, a family I love, am literally eating pasta on a lake in Italy and I married rich." Touché.

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Ed Sheeran - The singer was accused of closing his Twitter account as a way to avoid the backlash after his cameo appearance in 'Game of Thrones.'

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Ed Sheeran - He took to Instagram to reply to the accusations: "I am in game of thrones, why the h⁠—ll would I worry what people thought about that. It's clearly f⁠—n' awesome."

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Jennifer Lopez - Someone accused Jennifer Lopez of using Photoshop in her Instagram photos.

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Jennifer Lopez - J.Lo replied saying that it was just a smudge on the mirror, and added hilarious hashtags such as #lordblessthehaters and #wishtherewasphotoshopforhaters.

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Taylor Swift - The singer used an Instagram story to clapback at people who thought she was naked in a music video. It turns out, it was just a bodysuit mimicking her skin color.

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Demi Lovato - Halsey criticized Lovato on their song 'Cool For The Summer.' Lovato's response: "You know a song is a hit when people are still talking about the lyrics two years later. ??#shhhhdonttellyourmother"

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Sia - Someone threatened to leak intimate pictures of the singer online.

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Sia - Sia's response to the blackmailer? She published the pictures herself! She even wrote to her fans on Twitter "Everyday is Christmas!" 

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Rihanna -

Azealia Banks' attacked Rihanna for expressing her political opinion and not being an US citizen. RiRi posted a selfie sending a kiss in response with the message "the face you make when you a immigrant."

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Rihanna - After being called fat, RiRi shut down the body-shamers in the most hilarious way.

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Rihanna - She posted a meme with two photos of rapper Gucci Mane, saying "If you can't handle me at my 2007 Gucci Mane, You don't deserve me at my 2017 Gucci Mane."

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Cher - The singer made an appeal on Twitter in support of the DREAM Act. A Twitter user doubted Cher's intentions and wrote "I believe it when I see it."

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Cher - To which Cher brutally replied: "then keep your eyes opened b⁠—h."

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Nick Jonas - Jonas reacted to a picture a taller fan took with him, saying Nick would need "a few more inches." Nick Jonas called him out and told him that he was incredibly rude and needed some manners.

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Chris Evans - A former Ku Klux Klan member posted a picture of Evans with his Jewish girlfriend and his African-American ex, and asked why Chris hated "the women of his people."

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Chris Evans - The actor shutdown the white supremacist by replying: "I don't hate them. That's YOUR method. I love. Try it. It's stronger than hate. It unites us. I promise it's in you under the anger and fear."

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Wesley Snipes -

A Twitter user told Snipes to pay his taxes, making reference to a tax evasion scandal the actor was involved in years ago.

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Wesley Snipes - But the actor had no problem in challenging the user to a fight. He wrote "Hey Justin, come see these hands. Tax free."

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Sarah Hyland - 'Modern Family' star Sarah Hyland got back at Life & Style Magazine after they wrote she had "work done."

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Sarah Hyland - The actress posted a pic of her wearing a facial mask, and wrote: "Got some work done tonight Going for a new look... gonna write about this now?"

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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump - Donald Trump tweeted that "Hilary Clinton blames everybody (and every thing) but herself for her election loss." He added that "She lost the debates and lost her direction!"

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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump - Clinton replied with a photo of her book 'It Takes a Village,' and wrote "If you didn't like that book, try this one — some good lessons in here about working together to solve problems. Happy to send a copy."

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Kiersey Clemons -

When haters took to Twitter to tell Clemons to shave her hairy armpits, she simply told everyone to suck her d⁠—k. Well, at least it's concise.

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