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Victoria Monét is another artist who is against the music industry making space for AI-generated artists. AI R&B singer Xania Monet has become a topic of conversation since landing her $3 million record deal in September. As Blavity reported, her single “How Was I Supposed to Know?” from her EP Unfolded, along with other tracks from the project, helped

Rep. Jasmine Crockett is opening up about a scary encounter she had at her office. The Texas Democrat told her followers on social media that a person appeared at her office making “white supremacist threats and hand gestures.” Crockett thanked police for their swift response to the incident, but also called out President Donald Trump

A popular playpen and dresser brand sold on Amazon has been recalled due to the risk of serious injury from the items. According to The Hill, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CSPC) announced on Friday that the playpen causes a risk of “suffocation and entrapment.” The dressers also fail to meet required regulations, the

Justine Lindsay, who became the NFL‘s first trans cheerleader in 2022, is now opening up about why she was fired in August. Lindsay told her story in an Instagram Live video, saying she was cut from the Carolina Panthers’ dance team, TopCats, because of her trans identity. “I was cut because I’m trans,” Lindsay said on

Legendary drummer Jellybean Johnson has died at age 69. Jellybean, legally known as Garry George Johnson, died unexpectedly on Friday night, TMZ reported. The cause of his death, however, has not been revealed. One of Johnson’s closest friends, Sheila E., expressed her sorrow in a post on Facebook.  “With a heavy heart, my dear friend

While social media and the internet have given us unprecedented access to celebrities, it’s still a rarity to get up close and personal with living legends. However, Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort was recently graced by an icon. Diana Ross commanded the stage in a sold-out show at the resort’s Ovation Hall, dazzling fans with

Amazon has begun sending refund payments to eligible Prime members as part of its $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for misleading customers into signing up for the subscription service membership. The online retailer agreed to pay affected members in September after being accused of using deceptive methods and tricking them into