While Twitter may be the primary resource for many celebrities to blast out updates to their fans, celebrities are turning to Facebook to manage their actual relationships. Twitter-loving celebrities also appear to be turning to Facebook as one of their resources for sending updates to fans. Earlier this week, Randi Zuckerberg posted a screenshot of the first mobile update sent by Demi Moore to her Facebook Page, with the hopes of continuing the trend.
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Toward the end of last month, Facebook launched a new page promoting celebrities pages, in order to drive engagement from an extremely popular segment of the population. So far a number of videos have been posted from pages including a 6-song performance from Wyclef. Today Roger Federer posted a video showing off his Coupe des Mousquetaires which was won at the French Open. The strategy comes at a critical time for Facebook as celebrities have helped Twitter experience tremendous growth.
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I thought the pettiness of teenagers acting out on Facebook was enough. But celebrities aren’t ones to miss out on all the fun either. Singer Katy Perry offended pop star Lily Allen when she referred to herself as a “skinnier version” of Allen, reports Celebuzz. The war of the words continued when Allen called Perry “crass” but only got nastier when Allen threatened to post Perry’s phone number on Facebook.
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Lindsay Lohan, the popular Hollywood actress, has suffered a painful experience, her Facebook account has been shut down. Ironically enough, Lohan posts about her experience on her MySpace blog. In her post, Lohan expresses her frustration with Facebook who lets numerous fake Lindsay Lohan accounts flourish but has decided to shut down her real account after it had been hacked, or so she claims. Lohan continues with the real reason that she wrote the blog post on her MySpace blog:
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