Cinemassacre's annual Halloween review series Monster Madness got off to a rocky start this year after large portions of the first video were found to be plagiarized by a company writer.

Photographs of Canadian singer Grimes doing some light reading with a copy of "The Communist Manifesto" in hands went viral, but did not exactly appeal to leftists on social media.

Bev Standing sued the company in May for unauthorized use of her voice in the app's text-to-speech feature.

It looks like yet another example of a politician grilling a tech giant with questions that betray they don't know what they're talking about, but there's more to it than the viral clip.

Yesterday, actress Lindsay Lohan announced that she's selling a limited one-of-one NFT resembling herself in fursona form and Twitter is going barking mad over it.