Internet personality James Charles now seems to be singing Donald Trump high praises since the President-elect has restored TikTok, and his change of tune is unsettling to some ...

James Charles has drawn significant backlash following his reaction to the recent TikTok ban in the U.S. After the app briefly went offline, Charles shared a series of comments online, including a ...

James Charles just stooped to a new low by disgustingly mocking RFK Jr.’s voice,” a critic wrote on social media.

Celebrites and influencers alike joked about TikTok 's short-lived outage after President-elect Donald Trump vowed to bring it back. From make-up influencer James Charles, to tech mogul Elon Musk, ...

another user tweeted. "What about instead of banning TikTok we ban James Charles from having a phone," a user commented on X. The comments reflect a broader frustration for TikTok users.

I picked my "interests" — all in Mandarin — based on vibes, and yet still Red Note seems to have me figured out already. My Explore page suggested videos from food creator Nick DiGiovanni, Cardi B and ...

The viral ‘Money Talks’ trend has taken TikTok by storm, with users creating thirst traps set to the song ‘Dirty Cash (Money Talks)’.

"I feel disconnected. I feel cut off from the world and my community," one influencer remarked when the app was down.

James Charles had some unexpected visitors in his backyard: two dogs who "escaped" after their family was displaced by the LA wildfires. The TikTok star shared a video to his account on Sunday ...

Sending US citizens into uproar, TikTok went into a blackout on Saturday night with users unable to use the platform. Now in a shocking U-turn, it looks as if the app may be making a comeback already ...

Celebrities, influencers, and business leaders reacted to the shutdown of TikTok in the US after it went dark on Saturday. The likes of Elon Musk, Mark Cuban, James Charles, and Alix Earle took to ...

TikTok's supporters ... I've ever heard," well-known influencer and makeup artist James Charles said to NBC in an interview at the 2024 GLAAD awards. "Starving people are dying, people are ...