Her full, firm fanny has made her an Instagram sensation, with nearly two million followers to her name.

Sextuple threat Neil Patrick Harris is currently sunning it up in Mexico with his family and holding a Margarita drinking contest with himself.

"A lot of people follow me because they like my attitude, and a lot of girls think I'm cute," says 16-year-old Brady, who was profiled on an episode of MTV's True Life this weekend called "I'm Famous Online." Brady, you see, is suffering from the affliction of thousands of Instagram followers (at the time of taping, he had about 54,000 — now he's up to over 183,000). His tale of woe includes superficial associates, fame leeches, and a near-constant state of uncertainty regarding his true friends. He doesn't even know if his follower-turned-girlfriend is legit!

A Florida man suspected of organizing several so-called "dinner time" burglaries in the Boynton Beach area was arrested after posting a series of incriminating photos on Instagram.

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Not just for letting people know what you're eating! Illegal arms dealers, forced out of Craigslist, have turned to the social photography app to market their wares. And according to a new report from The Daily Beast, it's largely legal.

It turns out Kanye West and Kim Kardashian don't actually mind living their private lives in public, so long as they're the ones invading our personal space.

It all started last Tuesday when LA model Piper Kennedy "reluctantly" gave her phone number to a very insistent barista named Brody.

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What do you get when you mix a comic artist, a three-legged kitten, a whole bunch of construction paper, and plenty of free time? The Internet.

Whether an earnest expression of serious self-love or a clever and calculated jab at modern society's self-parodying obsession with selfies, @mrpimpgoodgame's Instagram account is the only Instagram account that should bother existing.

It's a story as old as time: Boy meets girl; girl becomes Facebook friends with boy; boy and girl hook up after finding each other through Bang With Friends; boy likes some other girl's Instagram photo; girl unfriends boy; boy vines his break up with girl and uploads it to Reddit.

A personal trainer whose blog is dedicated to "droppin' truth bombs" on the lies told by the fitness industry has uploaded a rather remarkable example to her personal Instagram account.

New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly held a news conference earlier this week to brag about the largest gun bust in the city's history.

A Swedish lawmaker named Lars Ohly wanted to show off his new tattoo on Instagram. He didn't realize until publication that his genitals were also in the photograph.

Instagram's new video feature has already reached its logical conclusion: Twerkforthegram, which promises six twerk out videos "every couple hours." Does this count as ratchet? We're still not sure.

Justin Bieber lost his virginity over the weekend. Well, his "having bras thrown on stage" virginity, anyway.

Nathaniel Troy Maye and Tiwanna Tenise Thomason stole thousands of identities. And they might have gotten away with it, had it not been for a Morton's steak with macaroni and cheese, a meal so perfect and delectable it just had to be photographed and turned into food porn. It just had to be uploaded to Maye's Instagram account, uploaded with the perfect caption: "Morton's."

If you work at a high school as a teacher or principal and have a mug shot floating around somewhere online, it's probably safe to assume it will surface at some point. In keeping with basic rules of the internet, the proper reaction would then be to ignore its surfacing, instead of over-reacting and trying to squash it. Unfortunately for all involved, the principal at Riverdale High School in Clayton County Georgia did the exact opposite earlier this week and suspended a student who posted her mug shot to Instagram.