Over the past few months, Twitter’s monthly user count dropped by 1 million and is expected to reduce by millions more as the company cracks down on bots and spam. Its monthly user count – a metric often used to discuss the company’s growth and success – fell from 336 million last quarter to 335 million this quarter. And the micro-blogging site says it could lose “mid-single-digit millions” more over the next few months.

The numbers were reported recently during Twitter’s second quarter earnings for 2018. Though Twitter didn’t necessarily lose many “real” users in its account purge, the company hurts its outlook among investors because, in past quarters, it had counted those fake accounts as real, inflating the size of its apparent business.

This Instagram account celebrates women's hair

Instagram account The Hair Historian – run by London-based hair editor Rachael Gibson, and which currently has 6k followers – is a celebration of art's leading ladies and their absolutely stellar hairdos.

From dreamy history paintings from the 19th century to Japanese woodblock prints from the 1800s, one scroll through the account is more than just an art lesson – it's bonafide hair inspiration.