It's Haida art, a raven symbol created by indigenous people with roots that trace back 14,000 years in British Columbia, whose support for Trudeau has turned to offense at his government's policies. He also did not ask for permission from the artist, who, like all Haida considers tattooing sacred. He “presents himself as an ally . . . with our ink on his body,"Haida Delvina Lawrence toldMaclean's"We feel he’s stabbed us in the back." Well, after watching a lot of other artists that do respond, I try to avoid that at all costs. Don't respond to it. I ignore it. If you can avoid seeing it, avoid seeing it. Twitter has this new thing where you can block certain words.TV: when an Internet troll remarked that she looked happier with her old boyfriend. During a nice night in, the singer documented the moment when Butters pooped on her phone. Wait — what?! Yup, even the biggest celebrities aren't immune to dogs who aren't potty trained. Though we're totally freaking out about her dog doing that, we can't help but also think about how in the world she Snapchatted the incident if her phone had poop on it? Clearly, Katy had a backup phone for such an occasion.