Stars Speak Out on Online Trolling

0:00On April 26th, Hollywood stars are calling out the brutal online trolling over their looks, proving even A-listers feel distinct. From Barry Keoghan, on the Beatles' biopic set to Selena Gomez at award shows, these attacks hit deep and mess with their confidence. Take Barry Keoghan, filming his ringo star, he says the hate leaks into his acting, making him dread being on camera. Meanwhile, Julia Roberts, the 58-year-old icon, shared a cozy pick with her niece and realized how social media crushes young girls chasing likes. Leslie Jones faced racist and sexist blasts, back in 2016, over the all-female Ghostbusters reboot, with trolls hacking her sight and sending. Vile stuff. She stepped away from the internet, questioning what it means to be human amid the chaos. Millie Bobby Brown blasts trolls for wanting her stuck looking like Stranger Things Season 1 straight up calling it bullying. Kristen Johnson remembers relentless digs from bloggers in the 2000s, worsening her struggles with addiction and body image.

1:03Selena Gomez shut down body shammers at the Amelia Perez premiere, explaining her small intestine disorder flares up. No stick figure here, just real, life. These stories show the lasting scars, pushing stars to fight back and rethink how we treat each other online. Pop culture, powered by AI. This is entertainment and celebrity news today.