Kim Kardashian just called out the haters of her new Hulu legal drama All’s Fair.

Sharing a series of social media posts that both acknowledged and mocked the show’s harshest reviews the 45-year-old reality star, who plays lawyer Allura Grant in the series, posted them on her official Instagram following All’s Fair’s debut earlier in the week.

The show, created by Ryan Murphy, also stars Glenn Close, Niecy Nash-Betts, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts and Teyana Taylor.

It is a show about a group of women who leave a male-dominated law firm to start their own practice.

Kim began her post with a photo of herself wearing a purple fur-trimmed crop top before sharing an image of her and Ryan.

She then uploaded a screenshot of a tweet showing the show’s Rotten Tomatoes score for the show sitting at 0%, alongside a fan’s response that read: “Immediately pressed play.”

Kim then uploaded a picture featuring herself laughing with Ryan and her co-stars, before posting another tweet that read: “Some of the worst acting I’ve ever seen in my life alongside the most predictable storylines and the most ridiculous styling.”

She also attached a tweet that read, “I’m obsessed, I need 14 seasons. #AllsFair.”

Kim also included screenshots of reviews from The Hollywood Reporter and the BBC, plus an image of comedian Amy Schumer recreating their viral 2015 Time 100 Gala moment at a screening of the show.

One tweet she shared read: “All’s Fair on Hulu dares to ask the question ‘Does a show need to be good?’ And the answer is no, it doesn’t. We have legendary actresses here giving the worst performances of their careers, it takes a special kind of talent to pull that kind of inability out of them. Amazeballs.”

Kim Kardashian ended her series of post on a positive note, highlighting good feedback and captioning the photos: “Have you tuned in to the most critically acclaimed show of the year!?!?!? All’s Fair streaming now on @hulu and @disneyplus.”

James Hetfield just paid homage to his late friend, Cliff Burton.

As the iconic band’s Australian tour continues The Enter Sandman hitmakers are currently in Melbourne to perform at Marvel Stadium on Saturday night.

Ahead of the anticipated performance, in a sweet gesture to his friend, James headed to Melbourne’s iconic AC/DC Lane, where a mural depicting the band’s founding bass player was being completed.

On Metallica’s official Instagram page, the picture uploaded features James standing proudly next to the mural next to one of its creators.

The mural showed Cliff set against a lightning backdrop and the names of the artists – Maid (Liquid Pastels) and Ling written in Metallica’s iconic font.

“Visiting an old friend in Melbourne,” James captioned the image, adding, “Fantastic mural.”

Cliff Burton was a founding member of Metallica and played on the band’s first three studio albums – Kill ‘Em All, Ride The Lightning and Master of Puppets.

He was tragically killed in 1986 in a bus crash in Sweden while the band were on tour and was then replaced by Jason Newsted, who served until 2001 before being replaced by Robert Trujillo in 2003.

Metallica fans swamped the comments sections gushing over James Hetfield’s gesture and with many praising the artwork.

One fan commented: “Even after nearly 40 years, the members of Metallica are still commemorating a lost brother in the most beautiful way.”

“I truly respect them because they reminded us how important friendship is,” another wrote.

Robert Pattinson jokes he wants to play teenage roles again.

The 39-year-old actor recently sat down with his Die My Love costar Jennifer Lawrence, 35, for a new video interview with Vanity Fair.

The pair discussed everything from Twilight to generational labels, with Pattinson joking that he’d happily steal a few jobs from younger actors if given the chance.

At one point, Lawrence asked if he’d ever reprise his role as Edward Cullen, but only if directors Josh and Benny Safdie were behind it. “Oh yeah, for sure,” he replied.

Lawrence laughed and told him, “I don’t think you should,” to which, Pattinson doubled down, “It would be great! I like taking jobs from younger actors. I do. I want to play 17 again.”

He then jokingly referenced Zac Efron’s 2009 comedy 17 Again, adding, “There’s a movie. Zac’s movie.”

Lawrence then teased the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire star about his supposed Gen Z tendencies.

“I did think it was insane when you cold FaceTimed me,” she said. “I was like, ‘It’s crazy to cold FaceTime somebody,’ and you were like, ‘No, it’s Gen Z.’”

“As in, I’m Gen Z,” Pattinson replied confidently.

“Do you wish you were Gen Z?” Lawrence asked. “I am,” he insisted, at which she shot back, “You’re not Gen Z, you’re a millennial… but I believe that you believe that you’re Gen Z.”

When pressed about his birth year, Pattinson went on to joke, “it doesn’t matter.”