Celebrities who are worried that they might be “cancelled” will be able to take out insurance to deal with the consequences ...

Celebrities and business executives can now take out "cancel culture" insurance to help make sure their words or actions ...

Regardless, the risks of saying the wrong thing online are higher for celebrities and those in the public eye. Because, with ...

Cancel culture refers to a group of followers or fans ‘withdrawing’ their support for a public figure after they ...

Insurance agency Samphire Risk is rolling out “cancel culture insurance" for celebrities and executives afraid of social ...

Cancel culture insurance is being offered to protect celebrities and executives from reputational damage caused by public ...

Celebrities and business executives worried about being “cancelled” over their ... Cover provided by the insurance policy includes crisis management communications services specifically designed to ...

But it is not only celebrities who have been affected by so-called “cancel culture”. Last year, a coroner warned that an Oxford student, Alexander Rogers, 20, had taken his own life after an ...

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Chris Brown won his second Grammy on Sunday, but fans were less than impressed as they took to social media to question if ...

An insurance company now offers a new type of policy for executives and celebrities who are concerned about "cancel culture." ...

Fox News covers the latest examples of this growing cancel culture, be they on college campuses, corporate workspaces, or social media. It can be tricky defining cancel culture, so we talk to ...