In an Instagram slide show, Zamata writes both fondly and candidly about her years at UVA.

Rebecca Burger, a French fitness blogger and Instagram star, died after a whipped cream dispenser exploded at her home. Her family is calling the incident "a domestic accident."

Barack Obama's official photographer Pete Souza is an expert at throwing shade through strategic repostings of his own images on Instagram. Obviously, he had the perfect comeback for Trump's entourage's disrespect of Hillary Clinton.

If you're not following Pete Souza on Instagram, you're missing some of the very best political shade out there.

Pete Souza was the official White House photographer under Barack Obama (as well as Ronald Reagan), and his Instagram has been a real sight to see lately.

"None of this felt real," Ahmed writes, "Now I'm back home I just saw these pictures I drew at age 7 of Darth Vader & Luke."

Society's got a lot of weird body and wardrobe hangups, most often centered around women and what they are/are not "allowed" to do with their bodies because of the funny feelings other people may feel—since we're all responsible for what other people think of us, right? Instagram, being a site for posting pictures, has been continually dealing with the incongruity of these societal rules in deciding what content is acceptable, and a new account is challenging these norms head-on.

Lupita Nyong'o celebrated hitting 3 million followers on Instagram yesterday by channeling her alter ego "Troublemaker" and casually rapping about her impressive list of achievements.

Daisy Ridley spoke up about leaving Instagram at the Student Academy Awards in Los Angeles, revealing she "felt a pressure being on it."

If you've posted something publicly on the Internet, chances are you've had someone say nasty things to you about it, yourself personally, or anything under the Sun, really. (Hint: Comments, even ones containing criticism, don't need to be mean!) Instagram has now released a comment filter to all users, so here's quick primer on keeping nasty comments at bay.

Can you tell whether someone has depression just from looking at their social media accounts? According to scientists from Harvard University and the University of Vermont, there are some telltale patterns.

Lin-Manuel Miranda took over the Disney Animation Instagram over the weekend, filling it with a copious amount of Disney song covers, geeking out about Disney legends, and a lot of love for his co-workers.

In "This is Why We Can't Have Nice Things" News, Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Daisy Ridley, light in the social media darkness, has left Instagram. Why? Because a certain subset of vocal "fans" couldn't deal with her getting even remotely "political."

Instagram recently implemented some methods for curtailing online abuse in comment threads on posts. So far, though, the methods are only available to business pages and "high-profile accounts."

While we haven't seen Tessa in action as Valkyrie yet, this is likely just the beginning of her shared adventures from the set. And hey, lots of laughing and sword-fighting? I get the impression that Thor himself wouldn't have it any other way.

Just as Twitter allows their "Verified" users to introduce some rudimentary filtering systems for the notifications column, so too has Instagram put together a similar idea. Luckily, you don't need to have a Verified Badge on Instagram in order to use it, but you do need to be identified as a "Business Page."

Richard Ayoade, who many fans are already familiar with from his turns on The IT Crowd and The Big Fat Quiz Show, has also been spending some time behind the camera lately--he directed Jesse Eisenberg and Mia Wasikowska in The Double, a film he also wrote, and now he's directed this latest clip for Radiohead, set to their song "Tinker Tailor Soldier Sailor Rich Man Poor Man Beggar Man Thief".