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Fake celebrity stories are still hijacking Facebook search results - Poynter
Celebrities Spreading and Believing False Information on Social Media and Being Trolled as a Result.
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Top 5 global celebrities who were associated with fake news in 2022 : K24 TV
Fake Celebrity News Stories That Are Actually Voter Registration Links Are Popping Up on Social Media | Teen Vogue
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Fake celebrity stories are still hijacking Facebook search results - Poynter
Generating Photorealistic Images of Fake Celebrities with Artificial Intelligence | NVIDIA Technical Blog
Warning over bitcoin scam using celebrities such as Dick Smith and Waleed Aly to 'endorse' product - ABC News
How fake news stories about Meghan Markle and Kelly Clarkson are used to sell diet pills and wrinkle creams
Video Coronavirus hoaxes debunked - ABC News
How fake news stories about Meghan Markle and Kelly Clarkson are used to sell diet pills and wrinkle creams
Ranked: Celebrities most associated with fake news - Maddyness UK
Stars, influencers get paid to boost Duterte propaganda, fake news
Gangs make £1m a day with fake celebrity adverts | News | The Times
Donald Trump, Fake News And The Celebrity Industrial Complex
