For years, Twitter has basically done jackshit to stop harmful tweets, but suddenly it became very pro-active about removing content celebrating Trump having COVID and/or calling for his death. This was a surprise to The Squad who has been subjected to hordes of racist and violent comments with no help from Twitter. (The Slot)

As always, Sarah has some interesting thoughts on Jamie Foxx returning as Electro, which I don't think anyone saw coming. (Lainey Gossip)

Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne still bone constantly. You're welcome! (Dlisted)

Donald Glover low-key reveals he had a kid during the pandemic. (The Root)

Good for you, Pope Francis. Magical theories based on superstition, folklore and ancient fairytales have no place in the Catholic church. https://t.co/rHQsAhUzGB

— Frank Conniff (@FrankConniff) October 4, 2020

January Jones is taking beer baths now. Sure, why not? (Celebitchy)

Tucker Carlson went for the douchebag crown and actually equated people blaming Trump for getting COVID with saying rape victims were asking for it. Yup. (Wonkette)

Kate Beckinsale offers her support to Chrissy Teigen and John Legend and defends them from assholes criticizing them for sharing their miscarriage on social media. (Instagram)

This is neither "The Onion," nor the translation of a news report in North Korea. https://t.co/XfW0TjgLLc

— Darinstrauss (@Darinstrauss) October 4, 2020

Just want to give a huge shout-out to Roxana who left me a motherlode of links to use over the weekend. And this isn't even all of them!

"I spent a lot of time just being like: 'Am I gonna die?'" How Emilia Clarke kept her health issues a secret while filming Game of Thrones. (Vulture)

Remember the guy from the viral Fleetwood Mac skateboarding video? Here he is, profiled! (LA Times)

Pulitzer Prize winner Robin Givhan writes for WaPo about the facemask as a sad national symbol. "The mask, with its ever-shifting and broadening meaning, speaks to just how exhausting it has become to be a citizen in 2020 when every single day -- indeed, every hour -- is a test of emotional stamina and the power of prayer." (WaPo)

Do you have a banned book story? Emmalita's tween mind was blown when she found out a friend's stepmother thought Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret was too "dangerous" for her to read. Celebrate books with Cannonball Read, and share your story in the comments of the CBR Diversion: "This One Time, at Banned Camp..." (Cannonball Read 12)

this is everyone's dad now pic.twitter.com/gzUGwakUMx

— Charlotte A. Cavatica (@cavaticat) October 4, 2020