“Are we bad kids?” she asked Nick Jonas. The messages came about as part of an attack on Swift’s Instagram and Twitter accounts.
Though the messages' authenticity cannot be confirmed, they were tweeted out by the person who took responsibility for the attack, Twitter user @tempveri, whose account has since been suspended.
One sketchy detail is that Swift appears to have no notifications. With over 51 million followers, that's pretty doubtful.
100% unreal human hair.
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You can’t argue with the facts.
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IT’S ALL HAPPENING.
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You’re not going to lose it, Justin.
Specifically, people are obsessed with Bieber's bulge.
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Because he's always worried that he won't be able to find it.
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A poll.
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...which she is CLEARLY feeling, by the way.
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Ready to turn green??????
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One of the most profound and intellectual Tweeters of our generation.
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“Life is too short to be taken for granted.”
Attention, Upper East Siders: This It girl knows a thing or two about ~fashion~.
Hi, yes. I'm going to need one of these in every color.
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***Flawless
The only color combo that matters now.
STAN-ing for Sebastian Stan, get it?
Let us take you on a journey, a journey all about how hot Sebastian Stan is.
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A friend with weed is a friend indeed.
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Too bad the internet never forgets.
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What's your wallpaper on your phone and/or computer?
My dog George, and my other dog Ophelia. They are my fur children, Ophelia is on my lock screen and George is on my home screen.
When you walk into a bar, what do you typically order?
A Diet Coke, I’m so boring.
What's the one word you are guilty of using too often?
I drop far too many F-Bombs. It’s a big F-ing problem.
What is the last thing you searched for on Google?
Garcinia Cambogia. I wanted to know what all the hype was about.
Who is the last person that called or texted you?
My girlfriend Victoria Pratt.
What was the last awkward situation you were in and how did you handle it?
Today I got paparazzi-bombed, they were super disappointed when I wasn’t Jennifer Garner. I just said “my bad” and kept walking.
When is the last time you went to a theater?
When was Jennifer Garner’s last movie released? I was there…
What TV show should everyone should be watching?
Obviously The Vampire Diaries and Hit The Floor.
And what is your TV guilty pleasure?
See above. Just kidding – Love & Hip Hop Atlanta – I’m still trying to figure out a way to do a cameo appearance while I’m filming in Georgia.
What's the first CD you bought?
Prince.
What is the one food you cannot resist?
It’s a tie between salt & vinegar potato chips and chocolate – any kind.
What music are you currently listening to?
ALL '90’s novelty rap.
What movie makes you laugh the most?
Young Frankenstein.
What drives you absolutely crazy?
When people say LOL, or use any hashtags in real life for that matter. Hashtags should be reserved for Twitter and text #sorrynotsorry #whoreallylaughsoutloudthatoftenanyway
What's your favorite emoji?
Fried Shrimp and Sharpei.
Pick one: Kittens or puppies?
Puppies.
New York or Los Angeles?
Both! New York is my home, LA is my work.
Comedy or drama?
Comedy, nothing makes me happier than falling on my face.
Bacon or Nutella?
Nutella.
Coffee or tea?
COFFEEEEEEE.
'80s or '90s?
'90’s
NSYNC or BSB?
NSYNC. Baby Timberlake all the way!
Hannah Montana or Lizzie McGuire?
Lizzy McGuire.
And finally: tell us a secret.
Regardless of what is on the Internet, I’m actually only 29 years old, and holding.
Catch Jodi on The Vampire Diaries, Thursdays at 8/7c on The CW.
Carly should have locked that shit down when she had the chance.
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From "Grand Theft Autumn/Where Is Your Boy" to "Thnks fr th Mmrs" these four dudes from Chicago most likely played a crucial role in your teenage pop-punk years. If you spent countless hours standing in the rain at Warped Tour just to see them play, or were a member of their actual fan club Overcast Kids (yes, it existed, and we even got our own membership cards) then you probably panicked in anticipation over their latest album, American Beauty/American Psycho, which unsurprisingly debuted this week at No. 1.
If a new album wasn't enough, they just announced a summer co-headlining tour — Boys of Zummer — with Wiz Khalifa and special guest Hoodie Allen. So with all this excitement ahead, we had the guys stop by BuzzFeed NY to chat all about their new album, life on tour, and their favorite memories throughout the past decade.
Joe: Wallet
Patrick: Always need a wallet. We need guitars, and drums and things.
Pete: Baby wipes. You know? It's like a shower.
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Joe: Just give me a call. Pick up the phone; we'll chat.
Patrick: Hello? How is the show going?
Andy: Just say hi.
Joe: Or walk up on stage, say hi.
Patrick: (shakes head) No.
Patrick: It's very hard to read signs on stage. People are always like, "Yeah! Look at the thing!" And I'm just like, "I am! I don't see what it says! But I'm glad you wrote."
Pete: Funny signs are great. I love when kids have like legitimately great senses of humor. The giant heads are cool too, but I feel bad for the people behind.
Andy: Yeah, I mostly feel bad about signs, because it obscures people's view.
Like those giant light-up signs.
Patrick: I always wonder where the light comes from. Where are they getting their power?!
Joe: Whatever my mom packed me for lunch.
Pete: Whiskey.
Andy: Potato chips.
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Patrick: Once, someone asked me to sign their pacemaker. And of course I did, because why not? That's awesome.
Pete: The time that we played Obama's inauguration and the Secret Service said if we ran, we were a potential target. (laughs) The show was awesome.
Patrick: There are snipers — if you run, you may be shot. Be prepared.
Pete: I think that's one of those things where you don't even sign a release. It's just like, "You got fuckin' shot, sorry."
Patrick: Human sacrifice.
Joe: Yeah, I burn potions in the forest.
Pete: Prayer circle, black magic.
So you guys are like The Craft, just the male version.
Joe: Yeah, just four chicks just hanging out, being ladies. You know, that's us, The Craft!
Patrick: Casting spells!
Pete: Light as a feather, stiff as a board.
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Pete: I'll just answer for Patrick: "Thanks for the Memories."
Patrick: Going off of that, I really liked "Take Over, The Breaks Over" because it was the shortest shoot we've ever done.
Joe: Actually, American Beauty/American Psycho [was].
Patrick: Oh, yes! Oh my goodness. That's easily my favorite video to shoot.
Joe: That was like a 15-minute shoot. Literally.
Pete: Or the "My Songs" video might have been. It was so short it was almost like we weren't there.
Andy: I don't like wasting my talent on videos with these guys, I want to play Star Wars all day. That's where my talent belongs.
Patrick: I forget a lot of words. That happens on a regular basis. The other day I did a little cheer when I got through two new songs in a row, because I was like, Yay, Patrick! You remembered all those words!
Joe: The acoustic shows are the ones that I remember.
Patrick: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I forgot an entire verse and it's an acoustic show, so there's nothing you can do. You just hear everything, and I just couldn't not call it out — I was just like, Yeah, I don't remember. I just don't. You're supposed to pretend like it was a plan and be like, Yeah, everyone, you sing it! Sing along! I'm gonna follow you now! But I tend to just let it happen — I like when we make mistakes because then you know that we're real.
Pete: I get a lot of side-eye when it happens.
Patrick: Because I know he's got some smarmy thing he's gonna say! He's gonna be like, Oooh, good job, Patrick! And I'm just like, Don't!
Pete: And good job implies bad job.
Patrick: Yes, sarcasm.
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Pete: There's already a mashup of "Sugar We're Goin' Down" out there that people should check out that some kid made. I like all of his last record. We're working on some stuff!
Any chance you'll do something on stage together?
Pete: Hopefully.
Patrick: Maybe!
Andy: Kill Bill.
Pete: Yeah, Kill Bill era.
Joe: I like Pulp Fiction.
Patrick and Andy: Star Wars.
Patrick: Between American Beauty and American Psycho we'd say Star Wars, yeah.
Patrick: All I know is that every time I have an opinion on what song should be a single, what song should be on the record, I am always wrong. Always. So, guaranteed we shouldn't listen to me. I write some songs, and then I have no good opinion about them.
Pete: But lots of opinions!
Patrick: Oh, yeah. I don't mean to misspeak here. I have lots of opinions, I'm very opinionated about it.
Joe: The reality is, we're a band of four people and we also have other people we look to for counsel, and it goes through a lot of people.
Pete: Sometimes Patrick's opinion is like a grease fire and we do keep throwing water on it for a minute.
Patrick: It's fun to watch me sizzle.
Joe: To be fair to Patrick, I always end up liking our B-sides a lot. And I always have regrets about — I'm the only one that regrets — them not being on the record.
Andy: I like our B-sides too! I regret that too.
Joe: He's the only one that regrets it, actually. I don't regret it anymore. I've lost my regret.
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Pete: I think at some point, everything about it's the art and the expectation becomes — you know people expect a certain thing all time, and you've gotta sorta challenge that as an artist. But it's not like, Now there will never be a long one!
Patrick: Just when it's the novelty of like, Oh, what kooky song titles are they cooking up now!
Pete: When someone becomes more a fan of the song titles than the songs, it's a problem. (laughs)
Joe: Just how warped the whole thing was.
Pete: The time our bus AC broke down and it was 100 degrees at night and I threw a fan down the hall, and our buddy stuck his head out and the fan comes [by him] and he just moved right by. Serendipity.
Pete: I wish we had named on a song on this record "Where Are the Fucking Guitars." (laughs)
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Andy: I had a lot. I'd just think of cool stuff from comics and put X's all around it.
Joe: xSpidermanx
Andy: These guys have all fallen at various times. That's embarrassing for them — and me.
Patrick: It's embarrassing for me to be associated with them!
Andy: I'm a professional. I don't mess up; I don't have these things.
Joe: Yeah I feel very embarrassed for Andy.
Joe: Metallica.
Pete: Yeah, I would say Metallica from that show we played, but we played way before them.
Patrick: We didn't actually meet them that time, um, or ever. But they're our closest friends.
Andy: For real though, there are a lot of bands that we're really good friends with.
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Andy: We're not really sick of any songs. We all favorite different songs at different times so it kind of keeps it fresh.
Patrick: Yeah, it's fun to play any of the songs, the only thing that sucks is, like, for me singing, there are some songs that are just really hard and when we get to them I'm just like, Uhh, this one again. But in general, I'm not tired of them.
Pete: [It's like] the teenage kid that, like, really gets on your nerves and then turns out to be a great guy.
Patrick: I have no idea where you're going with that.
Pete: The song! You know what I'm saying. It's like you really look at it and you're like, Ah this fucking teenager. But he ends up turning out great at the end.
Andy: Our upcoming single "Uma Thurman" is the best song we've ever written.
Patrick: The best song ever written.
Joe: Yeah, we always play some older stuff on tour.
Andy: It'll be fun to figure out, now that we have so many songs, to figure out how to have a good mix of old and new.
Joe: Yeah, I think it becomes like a challenge sort of. It's a cool challenge to also realize we have a mass catalog to choose from.
They were in every teen magazine you subscribed to. There was no escape.
From MTV VJ to One Tree Hill's most tortured soul.
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Does anyone else miss American Dreams?
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When you really think about it, Kristin was never really the bad guy on Laguna Beach. She was dating Stephen, Lauren was flirting with her boyfriend, and Stephen was really shady, but we made her the villian.
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Marissa Cooper may have been the most doomed character ever. She couldn't leave her house without something horrible happening to her.
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Better lock it in your pocket, taking this one to the grave.
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