Halsey announces special fund to support black artists

decision over workplace discrimination. Monday’s ruling adds LGBTQ people to Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, making it illegal for an employer to fire someone because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorInstagram is “taking a harder look” at how the photo and video sharing app affects different communities, starting with Black users, according to the app’s top executive, Adam Mosseri.In a blog post Monday, Mosseri said Instagram has been “hearing concern about whether we suppress Black voices and whether our products and policies treat everyone equally.”While Instagram — with more than a 1 billion monthly users — is “a platform that stands for elevating Black voices,” he wrote, at the same time “Black people are often harassed, afraid of being ‘shadowbanned,’ and disagree with many content takedowns.”Instagram is reviewing four areas of potential concern for how the app specifically affects Black users,

The Supreme Court ruled on June 15 that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects gay and transgender workers from workplace discrimination, and celebrities are rejoicing. Stars like Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift, passionate allies of the LGBTQ community, took to Twitter after the ruling was announced to share their joy with fans. “YES!! Thank you to the Supreme Court Justices who voted in favor and all the advocates who have fought so hard for this! We still have a long way to go to reach equality, but this is a beautiful step forward,” Taylor tweeted, adding rainbow and heart emojis.

A young girl unable to say her own name has been discovered wandering alone in the street.

took to Instagram to share the news. "I remember walking by the Mac store on 125th street coming from school, amazed at all the dope campaign ads spread across floor to ceiling windows & on other major department stores," she wrote in the caption alongside two campaign photos.

Bootsy Collins doesn’t think black people have “been allowed to advance that much” over the years.Speaking in a new interview, Collins, who rose to prominence with James Brown in the 1970s before later joining Parliament-Funkadelic, discussed how far the black community have come in light of recent events following the death of George Floyd last month.“A lot has changed over the years,” he told The Guardian. “We [black people] have been allowed to gain more, maybe, in terms of money – but the wider mindset is the same.

Gone With The Wind will be back on HBO Max, with a few changes.

Aaron Carter and Melanie Martin announced that they are engaged less than two months after their messy split. The 32-year-old singer posted a photo of Martin sporting an engagement ring with the caption, “Lövē wins ❤️

Halsey let her lips loose last night (June 14) when the pop star leaked the original version of her Manic deep-cut "Wipe Your Tears" on Twitter.

Things were bad enough for the Duchess of Sussex after she found out that one of her closest friends had threatened another Black woman’s career. Then, her friend decided to drag her into it. Now, Meghan Markle is “mortified” by Jessica Mulroney’s white privilege “feud”—which we’re air-quoting, because let’s be real: Her actions aren’t a matter of dispute, debate, or disagreement. Racist behavior is racism, period.

Aston Villa plan a show of “solidarity” with their Sheffield United counterparts tomorrow to support Black Lives Matter.

Big Brother Season Four. Appearing on Big Brother: Best Shows Ever, the 52-year-old star upped the fashion stakes in an asymmetrical black jumpsuit.With draped sleeves and a fitted waistline, the stylish-piece was slashed across the chest, with her left arm exposed.By way of accessories, she added a delicate gold bangle to one wrist, complete with dangly embellishments.Davina’s brunette locks were ironed straight and parted down the middle, and she added a layer of scarlet lipstick for added glamour.Over on Twitter, fans complimented the Big Brother’s star’s fashionable ensemble, making it clear they were thrilled to see Big Brother return to their screens.One said: "Looking fab as always...

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Stephanie Davis has revealed that she is leaving Hollyoaks.

High street giant Sports Direct was forced to close a store on its first day back after lockdown after discovering a snake.

Pensioners overwhelmingly believe the Government should be responsible for funding free TV licences, a poll showed today.

Channel 4 star Ant Middleton has sparked fury after calling Black Lives Matter “absolute scum”.

Now, more than ever, it is vital for each and every one of us to stand against racism,” BHT said in an open letter to the community posted on its website. “‘Not acting racist’…is not enough.

River Forth at the weekend have released pictures of her esoteric jewellery and pagan-type tattoos. At around 9.45pm on Saturday night, cops received reports of a body seen in the water off Society Road, west of South Queensferry.

Tiffany Haddish admitted it’s “scary to be a black person in America” as she spoke about her experience with police brutality amid global protests against systemic racism.

The 2021 BAFTAs (aka the British Academy Film Awards) have officially been postponed from February 14, 2021 to April 11, 2021.