Angel Reese has shut down any and all discussion of “crazy and weird” salacious photos that surfaced of her online. According tothe LSU Forward, the images are “AI-generated.”
“Creating fake AI pictures of me is crazy and weird AF!” Reese wrote on X. “Like I know I’m fine & seem to have an appeal to some but I’m literally 21 and yall doing this bs when I would neverrrrrr.”
creating fake AI pictures of me is crazy and weird AF!
TeenNick Chairman Nick Cannon has enlisted some of music’s top acts including Angie Stone, Justin Bieber and Kristinia DeBarge for the premiere of two films this month.
Presenting two back-to-back movie premieres featuring the multi-talented entertainer, Cannon makes his directorial debut with School Gyrls, a new hour-long original musical comedy, which he also penned, premiering at 7 p.m. (ET/PT) and stars in the network’s premiere of the popular theatrical film Drumline, at 8 p.
All of the outrage stemming from a Pepsi ad released yesterday (Apr. 4) featuring Kendall Jenner has paid off, as the company has dropped the ad indefinitely. Nothing has stopped people from getting their two cents in about the tone-deaf commercial, which caused controversy for seemingly suggesting that a white woman yielding a fountain beverage can put an end to the world’s inequality, racism and more.
Bernice King, the youngest daughter of Dr.
BernNadette Stanis, star of the original Good Times series has shared her opinion on the animated reboot. Speaking withTMZ, the 70-year-old explained to the tabloid why she believed that the cartoon revival would be “progressive.”
“Jimmie Walker did contact Norman’s [Lear] office in 2020 and he pitched a Good Times cartoon which would include all of us except for Esther Rolle, and we didn’t hear anything back from them,” explained the actress.
Beyoncé’s Renaissance is near and as July 29 grows closer, the Beyhive is given more details from their reigning Queen. On Wednesday (July 27), the Grammy Award-winning singer finally unveiled the differences between four box sets that were presented to fans back in June by name only. On Beyoncé’s official website, customers were given the option to select from poses one through four, without knowing any details—only that each would be on a different t-shirt.