Rihanna's Viral Tie-Dye Dress Makes a Comeback to Support Black Lives Matter

Becca Kufrin and Bekah Martinez‘s friendship just got complicated. The season 14 Bachelorette’s fiancé, Garrett Yrigoyen, fired back at Martinez after she criticized his support for police amid the Black Lives Matter movement.Yrigoyen, 31, took to Instagram on Thursday, June 4, to express his support for officers as people around the country protest against systemic racism and police brutality.“I’ve listened, learned, helped, supported, and grown.

Law & Order: SVU writers room has begun meetings about season 22, and is working hard to shift the show to reflect the major things happening in the real world, including the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement.“Our whole focus for the first five days [the writers’ room was open] was, we’re gonna reflect New York in the pandemic. It has altered the face and fabric and time and sense of New York completely for all of us,” showrunner Warren Leight said on the Friday, June 5, episode of the “TV’s Top 5″ podcast.” The first four days was how are we going to approach that?”At first, story lines for the upcoming season were circling around the pandemic.

Fashion and beauty brands are launching some colorful collections that give back to nonprofits like The Trevor Project and the Stonewall Community Foundation. Best of Beauty: These Are the Top Hair, Makeup and Skincare Products of 2020 … So Far After all, you don’t have to totally skip celebrating this year just because there won’t be a parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand are committing $100 million over the next 10 years to causes benefitting Black people in the U.S.

“Selma” has been made available to watch for free all month long.

Princess Märtha Louise of Norway took to Instagram to express how her interracial relationship with author Shaman Durek has opened her eyes to the racist ways of the world. "Being @shamandurek's girlfriend has given me a crash course in how white supremacy is at play and the way I have consciously and subconsciously thought of and acted towards black people," said the princess in her message.

The Kardashian family are hitting back at alleged claims of racism made by Blac Chyna over their E! show Rob & Chyna, just one day after Gabrielle Union filed a discrimination complaint against NBCUniversal, which also owns E!.Chyna, 32, is accusing the Kardashian-Jenner family of racism, claiming it is the real reason why her reality show Rob & Chyna didn't get renewed for a second season on the network.In response to the claims, Kardashian family attorney Marty Singer tells DailyMail.com: 'This is a 2 year old lawsuit in which Chyna has changed her defense more times than we can count.' Claims:In a new statement, Blac Chyna (pictured at this year's Oscars above) is accusing the Kardashian-Jenner family of racism, claiming it is reason why

Amy Schumerposted a flashback family photo to her Instagram account in which she cradles newborn son Gene in her arms. The 38-year-old's husband, chef and farmer Chris Fischer, held the actress' tiny black dog Tati.The image was to remind the I Feel Pretty actress' followers about National Gun Awareness Day which fell on Friday.Other stars who took to social media in orange were Laura Dern, Julianne Moore and Clark Gregg.

Hollyoaks actress Rachel Adedeji has slammed the TV show over its 'disappointing' response to the Black Lives Matter movement.

In a hearing in front of the Intellectual Property Subcommittee of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee held Tuesday, elected officials heard from both copyright owners and the technology community on whether the Safe Harbor protection of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), first enacted in 1998, is still working or needs to be updated.

Black Lives Matter. Bowser tweeted a video of the bright yellow letters, which run down 16th street near the White House. «There was a dispute this week about whose street this is,» Bowser's chief of staff John J.

Who else did a doubletake at Billie Eilish’s fashion and “trapped persona” quote? The 18-year-old pop star was interviewed for a new British GQ profile, published on June 4, where she opened up about her real reason for wearing “baggy clothes.” We’ll get into what she said in full in a second, but let’s just say first that Billie’s explanation warrants a necessary conversation about her continued costuming of Black culture—from her hip-hop tracksuits and Cuban link chains, to her long acrylics and accent.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorThe Athletic, in recent years a safe harbor for sports journalists idled by the collapse of daily newspapers, will lay off 46 workers (8% of its staff) and implement company-wide pay cuts due to the effects of COVID-19.Sports in the U.S. are just now making a gradual return, with the NBA, NHL and pro golf leading a comeback in June and July.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticThe Broadway Advocacy Coalition, a group founded by theater producers and actors to promote the use of the arts for social change, will host a three-day online forum June 10-12 to examine and discuss racism within the Broadway industry.The event, titled Broadway for Black Lives Matter Again, is planned, organizers say, as a “forum for the Broadway community to heal, listen, and hold itself accountable to its history of white supremacy while moving towards becoming an anti-racist and equitable space.”The forum is designed for all workers in the theater industry, including, according to its website, “actors, stage managers, producers, ushers, marketing interns, industry vets, recent theater grads,

Selena Gomez previously announced that she would be highlighting influential leaders and giving them a chance to speak directly to all of her 179 million-plus fans. Shawn Mendes, Lady Gaga and Lizzo have also taken it upon themselves to hand over their social media pages.

If you’re active on social media, you have likely seen some of the breathtaking artwork that has been created following the death of George Floyd. Perhaps it’s portraits honoring the 46-year-old Minneapolis man, who died at the hands of police last month, or illustrations of Breonna Taylor, who would have turned 27 on Friday, had she not been killed by Louisville Metro Police in March. Maybe you’ve also shared a number of appealing graphic designs to your own account, that aim to help spread important information about the Black Lives Matter movement.

Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterIndependent artists from around the world will be featured on a new compilation called “Talk – Action = Zero,” which pays tribute to black Americans who have been died due to police brutality. “Talk – Action = Zero” is out today (Friday, June 5) exclusively on Bandcamp — which today is waiving its sales fee, meaning all money will go to Black Visions, which will receive all proceeds from the album.

Related: Openly gay Bronx Councilman Ritchie Torres to run for CongressThe problem, though, is that while Lopez, Torres, and the others compete for the same pool of voters, they risk fracturing the field and allowing the anti-LGBTQ Diaz — a longtime politico who not only benefits from name recognition in his own right, but his son’s status as Bronx Borough president (and the party apparatus behind him) — to romp to victory by consolidating more socially conservative Democratic voters.Diaz — who, notably, says he hasn’t decided between voting for Joe Biden or Donald Trump in November — opposes the Equality Act and has been involved in efforts to block marriage equality or LGBTQ nondiscrimination laws, both in the State Senate and as a New

, social media managerQueen of music! Queen of TV! Queen of movies! Queen of hip-hop! Queen Latifah is an OG of feminist activism in hip-hop. Queen Latifah walked so that Megan Thee Stallion could gallop, and I mean that.

massively successful British girl group.In a video she posted to Instagram on Friday, the 28-year-old singer emotionally talked about some of the experiences she's had with the group, which formed in 2011 during the eighth season of the British version of. Aside from Pinnock, members of the group include Jade Thirlwall, Perrie Edwards and Jesy Nelson.Pinnock says in the video that both her parents are mixed race and that she didn't see race as a limitation growing up with her sisters.

George Floyd. Perhaps it's portraits honoring the 46-year-old Minneapolis man, who died at the hands of police last month, or illustrations of Breonna Taylor, who would have turned 27 on Friday, had she not been killed by Louisville Metro Police in March.