swatting
- CrimeA few celebrities have fallen victim to swatting. By Axl Banks
- Pop CultureTay has been more and more vocal about her father's alleged abuse in recent weeks.By Ben Mock
- MusicGod have mercy on the Stephanie Bells of social media.By Ben Mock
- ViralFousey was yelling at police and called them "dumb" on numerous occasions.By Alexander Cole
- MusicBarb's been particularly haunted by this horrible phenomenon.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- LifeMinaj is currently taking legal action to expose the person behind the prank.By Hayley Hynes
- Pop CultureThe Los Angeles Police Department said that it will contact Ross's security team before responding to calls to ensure their validity.By Gabriel Bras Nevares
- CrimeAriana Grande wasn't home when a superfan showed up at her doorstep in the middle of the afternoon with a love letter.By Erika Marie
- Gaming$3M winner of the Fornite World Cup Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf isn't immuned to gamer trolling.By Aron A.
- SocietyThis troublesome new trend in gaming has claimed the life of an innocent man. By David Saric
- NewsLil Wayne wants out of his Miami Beach mansion.By Rose Lilah
- NewsJustin Timberlake is the latest celebrity to fall victim to a recent string of "Swatting" pranks, and now the hackers responsible for the large-scale financial exposure of various celebrities last month are claiming they're behind the calls.By Trevor Smith
- NewsDiddy's L.A. home was swarmed by the LAPD after an anonymous call claimed there had been a shooting in his house.By Trevor Smith