Jane Fonda makes trends and goes with the trends. The 73-year-old actress, activist, fitness-guru, philanthropist, author and now social media blogger is setting the pace by pushing the envelope and getting us off our butts and into the fitness movement via apps.
Feeling risky? Go ahead, type Cameron Diaz or Julia Roberts in your Internet search browser, says computer security firm McAfee Inc.
Those two starlets top the company’s annual list of the 10 most dangerous celebrities to search for on the Web.
TinierMe, a Japanese anime-themed virtual world, is partnering with the producers behind pop music star Hatsune Miku. The virtual world now offers fans of the singer exciting new ways to connect to their idol, including clothing and accessories modeled after her style. This is a cool move from a relatively new virtual world on the block, and it looks like fans of Miku have a lot to look forward to from their favorite digital songstress.
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We’ve all added someone to Facebook, only to regret it a few days later. Whether because it made things awkward in real life or turned your news feed into a spam-filled mess, the Facebook friendship of certain people seems to just inevitably lead to their deletion. Here’s a list of five people who should remain firmly off your friends so you can avoid the embarrassing necessity of deleting them later.
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As web video grows in popularity, more and more celebrities are jumping from the silver screen and turning to the Internet to star in their own web series. Here at Social Times we’ve put together a list of ten of the most influential celebs that have ventured into the world of Internet video. Find our web series stars after the jump – some of them may surprise you!
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Many people think of social media as a “young person’s game,” but recent data shows that the average social network user is 37 years old; 39 years old for Twitter users. Just because you are collecting Social Security, doesn’t mean you can’t tell the world what you’re up to. Here are 10 golden oldies who are staying fresh by embracing Twitter.
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A new report published last week shows that celebrity Twitter users can earn up to $10,000 per tweet. It’s an astronomical number, but one that’s been confirmed by Steve Richards of Yomego, who wrote a new report on measuring Social Media ROI. He has collected information about the revenue streams that come from social media, especially for traditional businesses.
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