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Drake honored his son Adonis in a new snap on his Instagram story, which featured his only child in a unique way.The 35-year-old Canadian rapper (real nameAubrey Drake Graham) took to his Instagram story on Tuesday.The photo showed that he always keeps his son close, showcasing a miniscule photo of his four-year-old son on a tiny earpiece. Earpiece:The photo showed that he always keeps his son close, showcasing a miniscule photo of his four-year-old son on a tiny earpieceAdonis was born to French model and painter Sophie Brussaux on October 11, 2017, with the rapper confirming he was the father on his 2018 album Scorpion.His photo comes just weeks after the rapper was seen with his son at a Toronto Raptors game in his hometown, as they battled the Chicago Bulls.

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey left a concert by four-time Grammy winner Drake at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood on Saturday night with a mystery woman.The 45-year-old tech entrepreneur - who's worth a reported $14.9B - was hanging out with a lady wearing a sheer blue turtleneck mini-dress and black stilettos.Rocking a nose ring and his signature salt-and-pepper beard, Jack - who enjoys surfing - covered his bronzed body in a black T-shirt, harem pants, and sneakers. New girlfriend? Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey (L) left a concert by four-time Grammy winner Drake at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood on Saturday night with a mystery woman (R) Date night: The 45-year-old tech entrepreneur - who's worth a reported $14.9B - was hanging out with a lady wearing a sheer blue turtleneck mini-dress and black stilettosDorsey has previously been spotted canoodling women like Storm Model Flora Carter and Fusion Model Raven Lyn Corneil.On November 29, the St.

Rihanna‘s Clara Lionel Foundation will donate $15million to a diverse range of organisations working on climate justice.As the Associated Press report, the foundation has pledged the money to 18 different groups working in the United States and throughout the Caribbean in partnership with #StartSmall, Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey’s philanthropic initiative.In a press statement, Rihanna – who was born and raised in the Caribbean island nation of Barbados – noted: “Climate disasters, which are growing in frequency and intensity, do not impact all communities equally, with communities of color and island nations facing the brunt of climate change.”As such, she explained, the grants are specifically focused on supporting organisations which are led by women, young people, Black, Indigenous, people of colour and LGBTIQ+ communities.Some of the organisations who will receive funding from the initiative include the Climate Justice Alliance, the Black Feminist Fund, the Movement for Black Lives, the Indigenous Environmental Network, the Caribbean Climate Justice Project, the Caribbean Youth Environment Network and more. You can see a full list of organisations here.Rihanna set up her Clara Lionel Foundation in 2012 in honour of her grandparents, Clara and Lionel Braithwaite.

Rihanna keeps warm in a fuzzy orange coat while out and about in New York City on Wednesday night (January 26).

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorRihanna is putting $15 million behind her belief that climate change is a social justice issue by making that sizable donation to the movement through her Clara Lionel Foundation.On Tuesday the singer announced that the money will be distributed between 18 climate justice organizations working in seven Caribbean nations and the United States, including the Climate Justice Alliance, the Indigenous Environmental Network, and the Movement for Black Lives, according to the Associated Press.“Climate disasters, which are growing in frequency and intensity, do not impact all communities equally, with communities of color and island nations facing the brunt of climate change,” Rihanna said in a statement. The grants, which were made in partnership with Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey’s #StartSmall fund, are focused on groups with female, LGBTQ and Black and indigenous leaders because their communities are at the greatest risk.“Funders must build partnerships with grassroots organizations, acknowledging their deep understanding of what is necessary to achieve climate justice in their own communities,” said Justine Lucas, Clara Lionel Foundation’s executive director.During the height of the pandemic in 2020, Rihanna and Dorsey together donated $15 million to mental-health services as well as $2.1 million each to aid victims of domestic violence in Los Angeles.Earlier this week, Rihanna’s  Savage X Fenty lingerie line announced a new funding round of $125 million led by Neuberger Berman.Rihanna was officially named a billionaire last year when Forbes estimated her net worth at $1.7 billion.

Rihanna is backing her belief that climate change is a social-justice issue by pledging $15 million to the movement through her Clara Lionel Foundation.

A new chapter for Twitter. Jack Dorsey, the cofounder of the company, announced his resignation from the social media giant on Monday, November 29.

An NFT collaboration between TikTok and Lil Nas X will no longer be released, Rolling Stone reports. The digital artwork was set to be revealed last Wednesday, but sources close to TikTok tell Rolling Stone that the program's rollout has been “a challenge,” “a mess,” and “a complete joke.” It is unclear what form the Lil Nas X NFT was going to take — a "Non-Fungible Token" serves as a kind of certificate of authenticity stored in the blockchain for a digital item, be it an album like the recent Kings of Leon project When You See Yourself or a tweet such as Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's first-ever posting.

Music power couple Beyoncé and Jay-Z are pictured enjoying an outing with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey this week.Enjoying a laid back trip to the the Hamptons on Thursday, the couple were seen dressed casually as they headed down to a beach with the tech entrepreneur and a handful of friends.Keeping it comfortable, the 39-year-old Grammy winner was seen in black shorts and a T-shirt with her thick mane of brunette curls tumbling from underneath a blue baseball cap.

Michael Stipe has criticised the CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, over his failure to not suspend the account of former US President Donald Trump sooner.Speaking to The Guardian, the former R.E.M.

Lindsay Lohan is the latest star to cash in on the NFT craze.

The world has officially gone digital now that we are in the era of NFTs or Non Fungible Tokens, which basically means ownership of digital items. The craze surrounding NFTs has been on an increase and after "Shark Tank" star Mark Cuban sold an NFT of a motivational quote, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey too has entered the market.

You might be wondering what an NFT is after today’s news about Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and we have you covered.

Celebrities are speaking out in response to the news that Donald Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorDionne Warwick has become the viral Twitter phenom nobody knew they needed to close out 2020.The iconic 80-year-old hitmaker joined Twitter in 2012, but only recently has become a bona fide Twitter star. From asking Chance the Rapper why he put “rapper” in his stage name and calling out The Weeknd to sending good wishes to Taylor Swift, her offbeat and hilarious tweets were the basis for a “Saturday Night Live” skit two weeks ago.Now one of Warwick’s tweets has gotten its own billboard in New York City’s Bryant Park: “Please do not bring that foolishness into 2021,” the Dec.

Beyonce has been enjoying some well-earned rest while on a family holiday.

Beyonce has been seen all over the internet lately following the release of her visual album Black is King.However, the 38-year-old star was decidedly more covered up as she headed out of The Hamptons via helicopter to make a trip to New York City, on Wednesday.Meanwhile, her husband Jay-Z, 50, stayed behind in the resort town and was spotted taking a stroll with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey the next day.

Sir Elton John has pledged to donate an incredible $1million (£819k) to his AIDS foundation’s coronavirus emergency fund – which has been matched by Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has given Elton John a big boost amid the ongoing coronavirus lockdown by matching the rocker’s $1 million (£820,000) donation to his AIDS foundation’s COVID-19 emergency fund.

Eminem and Lil Wayne have to search for their own lyrics online while they’re in the studio to avoid repeating verses.

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