You know, sometimes a joke is just not funny. Hoaxes via Twitter have become commonplace, of course, but reporting celebrities dead? The latest Twitter foo-pah concerning singing legend Tina Turner, now 72, seems somehow all the more onerous.
The Diablo III launch has caught everyone’s eye not only because it’s been long awaited by fans, but also because it was followed by major technological fails which angered fans across the globe. Yet Blizzard showed the world that they make PC games so awesome, not even major issues cannot
Transgender women will be allowed to participate in the Miss Universe beauty pageant next year if the recently proposed rule allowing them to take part will be approved by NBC and Donald Trump, co-owners of the contest. The announcement of the policy change comes a week after the organization decided to
Oreo, the iconic American cookie best served with milk, will be celebrating 100 years this March 6. The PR campaign however already debuted, with NASCAR’s Tony Stewart.
The prospect of a reunion between the cast of the Fresh Price of Bel-Air is unlikely to happen any time soon – at least, not unless Will Smith apologizes for being an “asshole”. Janet Hubert, who played the original Aunt Vivian in the hit 1990’s sitcom, told TMZ that she
Women, sex, politics and power – the real-life political sex scandal that derailed former-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Khan’s bid for the French presidency has all the makings of a box-office smash. So it comes as little surprise to hear that the sordid story is about to get the Hollywood treatment, with
There’s not much worse where PR goes than falling on your face at a debutante dance. Well, online gaming company Zynga’s IPO dance started off like the Oscars, but ended up with the new multi-billion dollar offering trading well below it’s $10 starting price.
This holiday season, wouldn’t it be nice if every business that ever gave you the shaft got hammered with a lawsuit? Well, this was my immediate thought when I heard GameStop is being sued by employees. Tis the season to be jolly, after all, and the hope that greedy corporations
This is not some earth-shattering revelation, but Netflix has now publicly confirmed that it expects at least a million subscribers to jump ship over the coming months. The movie streaming/rental company revealed these projections in a letter to shareholders that was not quite an apology. “We know our decision to
Not every candidate has a Trump empire to support and promote her after the pageant. For some, lack of PR is also the end of the road.
