Video: Celebrities Read Mean Tweets

This YouTube video is from Jimmy Kimmel Live. In this video, Jimmy Kimmel has put together another segment with celebrities reading mean Tweets about themselves. Check out this funny video above.

Celebrities Read Tweets About Themselves

Today on YouTube I came across this video from Jimmy Kimmel. In this video, celebrities take turns reading tweets about themselves to celebrate Twitter's 6th birthday. Most of the tweets aren't that friendly. Be sure to watch this funny video above.

'Trending Now' Remembers Steve Jobs

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Today on Yahoo! News' Trending Now, Adriana Diaz discussed the way that Steve Jobs was discussed and remembered in the past 24 hours since the release of news that he had passed away. According to Diaz' video celebrities like Jane Lynch, Neil Patrick Harris, and Jimmy Fallon have tweeted their respects to Jobs. Also, Bill Gates and even Barack Obama have done the same thing. Steve Jobs' name was tweeted around 4.5 million times in less than 24 hours on Twitter. His name was appearing in nearly 10,000 tweets per second. Be sure to click on the link below to read the rest of Diaz' article and to watch the Trending Now video.

The Web Remembers Steve Jobs | Trending Now - Yahoo! News

McDonald's Photo Hoax Causes Stir

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Found On: http://thinkprogress.org

Today on Yahoo! News' The Lookout, Zachary Roth posted an article about the McDonald's photo hoax that caused a stir over the weekend. The photograph shows a McDonald's "official statement" taped to a restaurant window stating that they were going to charge African-American customers $1.50 more than others after a string of robberies in the area.

News of the photograph even made "Seriously McDonald's" a trending topic on Twitter this past weekend. The photograph resulted in McDonald's having to post a couple Tweets of their own in order to respond to the hoax. To prove this was just a hoax, some Twitter users pointed out that the toll-free number listed on the "official statement" actually belonged to Kentucky Fried Chicken.

Be sure to click on the link below to read the rest of Roth's article and to see the picture yourself.

Racial hoax causes PR headache for McDonald's - Yahoo! News