Celebrity Social Media Round-Up for December 5, 2019

As we near the end of a decade, people are compiling the “best of” lists and moments. One that came up in my feed was “best Twitter moment” and someone suggested Zola. “Wanna hear a story about why me and this bitch fell out??????” It went viral – and now it’s a movie starring Taylour Paige and Riley Keough, directed by Janicza Bravo.

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A post shared by Zola 🌙 (@zolarmoon) on Dec 4, 2019 at 1:47pm PST

The Weeknd calls him Sandman. How many times has he seen Jack & Jill?

love you Sandman @AdamSandler pic.twitter.com/R1rllz3McV— The Weeknd (@theweeknd) December 4, 2019

There’s absolutely zero chance either of them are wearing swim trunks.

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A post shared by Matthew McConaughey (@officiallymcconaughey) on Dec 1, 2019 at 10:43am PST

Yesterday was Jay-Z’s birthday, his 50th.

Considering Jay-Z’s stature, it felt a little muted – no word from Bey, no party shots (if there was a party?).

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A post shared by Kelly Rowland (@kellyrowland) on Dec 4, 2019 at 11:10pm PST

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A post shared by Diddy (@diddy) on Dec 4, 2019 at 2:02pm PST

Martha Stewart has been working a layered lob for years, and it still looks fresh. She’s 78!

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A post shared by Martha Stewart (@marthastewart48) on Dec 3, 2019 at 9:51am PST

Jessica Simpson “wrote” a book, her memoir. I hope she digs into the Dukes of Hazzards era, when she was newly single.

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A post shared by Jessica Simpson (@jessicasimpson) on Dec 4, 2019 at 5:31am PST

Stella McCartney is on the January cover of Vogue, the US edition, and as she points out she’s the first fashion designer to do so. It’s not surprising Anna would choose Stella; she comes from a prestigious family, she’s a trailblazer in eco-conscious fashion, and she recently partnered with powerful conglomerate LVMH (after she bought half of the business back from Kering). The cover shot, with her four children, is interesting because British Vogue (under the super-popular Edward Enninful) did a similar cover with Victoria Beckham and her four children. American Vogue used to be the innovators, but does that still hold true? The UK press was highly critical of Victoria’s cover, with some calling it a PR disaster, flop, and “final blow” to the Beckham brand. Well, no. But I wonder how Stella’s cover will be received by the same press pool.