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Jimmy Kimmel's popular "Mean Tweets" is a funny segment. This? Not so much.

It’s difficult to not care what other people think, especially when you’re a celebrity living in the age of live-tweeting. But Kelly Clarkson takes it in stride.

Meet Ben Finfer and Alex Quigley, the hosts of 'Quigs and Finfer,' which airs weekday afternoons from noon-3pm on WGWG-LP The Game 87.7 FM in Chicago. Make that aired.

Garth Brooks is looking for friends in new places. The county legend has (finally!) joined social media, opening official accounts on Facebook and Twitter.

Jason Aldean doesn't care that some people don't like his new music. In fact, he's happy to hear people hating on 'Old Boots, New Dirt' and songs from earlier albums.

Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central, Coastal, Southwest Texas and the Permian Basin is warning that it expects to see scammers taking advantage of the recent leak of celebrity photos to trick consumers into clicking links to fraudulent websites. Scammers tend to take advantage of sensational news and public curiosity to spread malware that can lead to identity theft.

Information sharing has become second-nature to many college students who have grown up in an era of social media, smartphones and widely available internet access. Unfortunately, this also makes students more susceptible as a target for scams and fraud. Identity thieves look to college-age adults because they often have good, clean credit scores. Young adults are also prime targets, not just beca

LeAnn Rimes is on top of her social media game. The 31-year-old wouldn't let a little trip to the hospital keep her from staying in touch with her 532,000 Twitter followers.

Carrie Underwood may have received Julie Andrews' blessing for her role as Marie von Trapp in the upcoming live NBC adaptation of 'The Sound of Music,' but that doesn't mean everyone is as supportive.

The 2013 CMAs are right around the corner, and Jake Owen is psyched about the event, but even more about connecting with his devoted fanbase.

Fans learned some new things about Scotty McCreery on Tuesday (Oct. 22). The singer took over Taste of Country's Twitter page for 30 minutes before a show at the N.C. State Fair, just to answer fan questions. His responses were as entertaining as the questions.

It's not every day that someone receives one million Twitter followers. In the case of Zac Brown of Zac Brown Band, it happened on Friday (Sept. 13). And Brown, along with bandmate Clay Cook, actually surprised the lucky millionth Twitter follower with a phone call.