140 shades of red

Rupert Murdoch is the latest celeb to rant on Twitter. Here is a look at those who tweeted their tantrums to the world:

Rupert Murdoch

With British activists campaigning to cover up Murdoch's traditionally topless Page 3 girls in his Sun newspaper, the media baron tweeted "Brit feminists bang on forever about page 3. I bet never buy paper(sic)". He then turned it around asking the Tweeple for their opinions by saying, "Aren't beautiful young women more attractive in at least some fashionable clothes?"




Miley Cyrus

The former Disney girl went on a Twitter diatribe after a Hollywood magazine quoted her saying motherhood was responsible for Beyoncé losing her edge. Cyrus said the quotes were made up and made the magazine retract the statements. The lady doth protest too much?


Preity Zinta

In May this year, Zinta launched into a 15-tweet long rant, about the lack of sensitivity towards celebrities and the price of fame. A month later Zinta filed a complaint against former beau Ness Wadia for molesting and abusing her during an IPL match, which resulted in more fodder for Tweeple.




Charlie Sheen

When his girlfriend's birthday was ruined because of Rihanna's slight, Sheen tweeted a bunch of things including "personally I couldn't pick her out of a line-up at gunpoint" and calling her the "village idiot". RiRi responded, rather eloquently with "If that old queen don't get ha diapers out of a bunch..."




Sonam Kapoor

When Kapoor debuted, Shobhaa De said the longlegged lass "just doesn't cut it in the sex appeal stakes" to which Kapoor responded by calling De "a 60-something porn writer". Now it is all airkissing and mutual admiration.




Sarah Jessica Parker

It is not always easy to smile and ignore a hate-tweet. In April 2014, Parker saw red when she read a 'disgusting' tweet about her children and responded with, "Your anonymity doesn't diminish your outrageous and vulgar tweet." Don't mess with Parker's family or fashion.