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Earlier this week, US Olympic luger Kate Hansen posted a rather shocking Youtube video of a wild wolf roaming around her hotel hallway in Sochi. Fans were horrified. But apparently, joke's on us! Read More »
Trending on Twitter, Talking Angela App hoax puts parents in a frenzy. Read More »
Justin Bieber does NOT have cancer - so Beliebers, beware of this morbid haox currently going viral on Twitter... Read More »
Justin Bieber isn't retiring after admitting to fans that he was done with his music career. General Manager of Scooter Braun Projects, Allison Kaye released a statement about the pop star's threat to leave music and said that the Canadian star was just frustrated. Read More »
Beloved pet dog Brian Griffin died on the shocking Nov. 24 episode of "Family Guy" - and fans are totally freaking out about it. However, there's still a slight glimmer of hope that Brian might return from the dead around Christmastime... MAYBE. Read More »
Earlier today, this FAKE "Space Jam 2" promo photo went viral on Twitter... Read More »
TMZ reports that over the weekend, Alex Band (lead singer of the popular rock band The Calling) was abducted on the streets of Michigan. The 32-year-old "Tonight" crooner was violently beaten, robbed, and abandoned by a crew of unidentified van bandits. Photos of Band's "severe" injuries have since gone viral online, and police are currently investigating the situation. But was the whole "kidnapping" scenario simply a stint to promote The Calling's "big" 2013 comeback? Band heatedly insists that his near-death experience was definitely NOT a hoax - the only reason his captors gave mercy is because his wife's expecting a baby soon, and the abductors allegedly said that they "don't kill fathers." Read More »
The latest celebrity to fall victim to the infamously morbid internet death hoax - none other than "The Wrestler" star and former amateur boxer Mickey Rourke. To be clear, such death rumors are NOT true. The bogus report that began circulating on the web earlier this week claims that 60-year-old Rourke died in a tragic snowboarding accident on the icy slopes of Switzerland. If fans remember, this exact same report (originally posted by the pranksters over at Global Associated News) has falsely claimed the lives of several other Hollywood big-names including Adam Sandler, Jim Carry, and Sylvester Stallone. Although "R.I.P. Mickey Rourke" quickly began trending on popular social networking sites including Twitter and Facebook, Mstarz is here to confirm that the "Angel Heart" actor is indeed still alive and well. Read More »
A suspicious photo of Justin Bieber holding hands with Kim Kardashian's little sis Kylie Jenner recently hit the web, sparking rumors that the Biebs is dating the 15-year-old reality starlet just a few weeks after breaking up with girlfriend Selena Gomez. But no worries, Jelena hopefuls, the rumors are a hoax thanks to the craftiness of one talented Photoshop mastermind. It turns out that the image, which was posted on Jenner' alleged "secret" Instagram account Iputthedistrictonmyback, is merely an old pic of Bieber and Gomez holding hands while trying to escape the paparazzi (with Kylie's head photoshopped over the "Spring Breakers" face). Read More »
Photos recently surfaced online of pop megastar Justin Bieber allegedly smoking weed with a group of friends at an L.A. hotel party - and such shady images have sparked an outrageous social media/networking outcry. In response to the alleged "Justin Bieber smoking marijuana" photos, hoaxers posing as fans started an online campaign entitled "Cutting for Bieber" and started posting several (supposedly) fabricated gruesome self-harm images. Unfortunately the morbid prank began trending on Twitter as #CutForBieber and #CuttingForBieber, with many loyal fans taking the social media hoax seriously and posting their own images of slashed wrists, blades, and blood. While the Biebs has yet to respond to the shocking and disturbing hashtag trend, fellow pop star Miley Cyrus took to Twitter, exclaiming that self-harm is a serious issue and not something to be joked about or taken lightly. Read More »
A bogus Twitter hoax has caused viral hysteria once again - this time involving rapper Eminem's teenage daughter Hailie Jade Mathers and pop country songstress Taylor Swift. According to reports, 16-year-old Mathers allegedly tweeted the 22-year-old starlet on Monday (Dec. 3), exclaiming that she better "stop whoring around" with the "love of her life" (referring to One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles). The fake Twitter account even sent out an official apology following the viral Swift rant! But now reports confirm that it wasn't young Mathers who sent out the harsh tweets, but an impersonator (who quickly disabled the bogus Twitter account and quickly dissolved into cyber world oblivion). It was pretty odd that the daughter of a controversial "bad boy" rapper would be a diehard fan of the pop-boy band 1D, anyway! Read More »
Is Ms. Melodie Dead? Twitter Kills Another Celebrity, But Is It True? [VIDEO] Read More »
Eddie Murphy has apparently "died" in a fatal snow boarding accident in Switzerland. Murphy has also been spotted hanging out with his girlfriend Rocsi Diaz. Read More »
