Fat-shamed

Karan Johar apologised to his son Yash for accidentally calling him overweight

She recalled being called "bumpy, lumpy, and downright dumpy" on the cover of TV Guide in 1990.

Anushka's appearance was criticised by some after photos of her at a temple went viral

"The said brand has issued an apology on their SM (social media) accounts and has assured us that the ad in question has been withdrawn," Maanvi Gagroo wrote in a tweet on Friday

"I stand against everything this distasteful tagline points to," said Maanvi Gagroo

"Don't be quiet. Speak up": how Anjali Anand deals with trolls

A video that has gone viral online, collecting millions of views, shows a woman pushing a priest off a stage. The video was shared on Twitter by a user who claimed that the incident took place during a sermon in Brazil after the priest said that fat women cannot go to heaven.

An unidentified man, whose video of fat-shaming Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed had went viral on social media, has issued an apology to the 32-year-old

Netflix's new series "Insatiable," hitting screens Friday, was touted by the streaming service as a dark comedy meant to spark debate on society's ills. Instead, critics have slammed it as fat-shaming, homophobic and denigrating to transgender people.

Insatiable was touted by the streaming service as a dark comedy meant to spark debate on society's ills.

Called Insatiable, the series features Alyssa Milano and Debby Ryan and revolves around an overweight teenager who is ridiculed by her classmates.

The swimwear brand couldn't have found a better ambassador. And we will tell you exactly why

The wedding season can be a nightmare for those of us who don't fit into most people's narrow definitions of beauty.

In an Instagram post, a plus-size model from US has detailed her traumatic experience of being fat shamed by a co-passenger on a flight. But it's what she did in response has the internet bowing down in respect.

Actress Shruti Haasan has warned off body-shamers in an interview, saying that how she chooses to look is 'nobody's business' but hers and that she's 'not answerable to anyone'

Karan Johar apologised to his son Yash for accidentally calling him overweight

She recalled being called "bumpy, lumpy, and downright dumpy" on the cover of TV Guide in 1990.

Anushka's appearance was criticised by some after photos of her at a temple went viral

"The said brand has issued an apology on their SM (social media) accounts and has assured us that the ad in question has been withdrawn," Maanvi Gagroo wrote in a tweet on Friday

"I stand against everything this distasteful tagline points to," said Maanvi Gagroo

"Don't be quiet. Speak up": how Anjali Anand deals with trolls

A video that has gone viral online, collecting millions of views, shows a woman pushing a priest off a stage. The video was shared on Twitter by a user who claimed that the incident took place during a sermon in Brazil after the priest said that fat women cannot go to heaven.

An unidentified man, whose video of fat-shaming Pakistan skipper Sarfaraz Ahmed had went viral on social media, has issued an apology to the 32-year-old

Netflix's new series "Insatiable," hitting screens Friday, was touted by the streaming service as a dark comedy meant to spark debate on society's ills. Instead, critics have slammed it as fat-shaming, homophobic and denigrating to transgender people.

Insatiable was touted by the streaming service as a dark comedy meant to spark debate on society's ills.

Called Insatiable, the series features Alyssa Milano and Debby Ryan and revolves around an overweight teenager who is ridiculed by her classmates.

The swimwear brand couldn't have found a better ambassador. And we will tell you exactly why

The wedding season can be a nightmare for those of us who don't fit into most people's narrow definitions of beauty.

In an Instagram post, a plus-size model from US has detailed her traumatic experience of being fat shamed by a co-passenger on a flight. But it's what she did in response has the internet bowing down in respect.

Actress Shruti Haasan has warned off body-shamers in an interview, saying that how she chooses to look is 'nobody's business' but hers and that she's 'not answerable to anyone'