Esquire magazine launched a series of reported essays this morning with an article titled “The Life of an American Boy at 17.” It featured a tall, handsome, but not particularly dynamic white kid from ...

"It has become known as one of the nastiest corners of the internet", an online forum that became a "breeding ground for abuse, harassment and threats" aimed at celebrities and influencers from Katie ...

Known as ‘the most hate-filled corner of the web’, Tattle Life is a platform where trolls go to take down, gossip about, and even issue death threats to some of the biggest online influencers. But ...

An elementary-school teacher has taken the internet by storm after she shared the "tattle forms" submitted by her students. Designed to give young students a platform to express their feelings and ...

So, from time to time I read something totally fabulous on someone else’s blog that I feel Current readers should know … and I want to tell you in Chisme, I do … but, is that cheating? Well forget ...

And "it bugs the hell out of me." — -- (Editor's note: This article originally appeared on Babble.com. It has been reprinted here with permission. The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of ...

An elementary school teacher who shares her young students' daily grievances is going viral after compiling the hilarious tales that land in her "Tattle Box" each day. "Kids are going to tell you ...

A second-grade teacher is defending the way she collects complaints from the students in her class about their classmates. In a TikTok video, Sofia Baker, an elementary school teacher, explained that ...

For a president so given to fantasy and fond of alternative facts, Donald Trump has been right about one thing all along: His government is a shockingly leaky vessel. Thank heaven for that. It’s not ...

Chain restaurants are not particularly known for having outstanding customer service and Tattle wants to fix this through its omnichannel guest feedback solution that’s easily installed across ...

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