On Tuesday night, rapper MoneySign Suede was found dead in a California prison with injuries consistent with a homicide. His attorney said he had been stabbed in the neck and the motive remains unknown. The 22-year-old had been gaining recognition for his music and was known for his YouTube channel. His death has been met with shock and sadness from fans and fellow artists. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation has launched an investigation into the incident.
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Walt Disney Co. has filed a lawsuit against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, accusing him of launching a "targeted campaign of government retaliation" in response to Disney's criticism of the state's "Don't Say Gay" law. The complaint alleges that DeSantis' actions have threatened Disney's business operations and violated its constitutional rights. Reports have emerged that DeSantis is preparing to jump into the presidential fray, potentially as soon as mid-May, which could have an impact on the state and its citizens.
Pedro Almodóvar's upcoming queer Western short film, "Strange Way of Life," stars Pedro Pascal and Ethan Hawke and follows the passionate yet turbulent reunion of two former lovers. The trailer opens with a passionate exchange between the two men, and Almodóvar has described it as a "queer Western" due to the two men's love for each other and the way they behave in the situation. The film is set to be released later this year, and fans are already eagerly awaiting its release.
Tucker Carlson, former Fox News host, has broken his silence two days after his abrupt departure from the network. In a video posted to his Twitter account, he criticized both political parties and claimed there were "some" media outlets he deemed "honest." The video has been met with both criticism and support from viewers, and speculation continues to swirl about the reasons behind his dismissal.
An upcoming auction in September will feature an extensive collection of costumes, fine art, and handwritten lyrics from Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, who passed away in 1991. The collection, which has been kept in Mercury's home in London, includes a painting by 19th century French artist James Tissot and costumes from the band's iconic music videos and live performances. Fans and collectors from around the world will have the opportunity to own a piece of rock history and celebrate the life and legacy of Freddie Mercury.
Mattel has released a Barbie doll representing a person with Down Syndrome, designed in collaboration with the National Down Syndrome Society to accurately portray the condition. The doll's clothing and accessories carry special meaning, and Mattel hopes it will help promote awareness and acceptance of people with Down Syndrome and inspire a more inclusive world. The National Down Syndrome Society is also thrilled with the project, hoping it will help children with Down Syndrome feel represented and celebrated.
Rumer Willis and Derek Richard Thomas welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Louetta Isley Thomas Willis, on April 18th. The name is a classic, popular in the early 20th century, and the couple celebrated the birth of their daughter with their family and friends. The couple expressed their love for their daughter, calling her "pure magic" and a reminder of the joy and hope that can be found in difficult times.
Ed Sheeran is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit in a Manhattan federal courtroom, with the heirs of Marvin Gaye's co-writer claiming that Sheeran's hit "Thinking Out Loud" violates the copyright of the soul classic. At the start of the trial, attorney Ben Crump said they had "smoking gun" proof of the infringement, and Sheeran was called to the stand to face questioning. The jury will get to see concert footage of Sheeran flipping between the two songs, and the outcome of the trial is yet to be determined.