After suffering a brain aneurysm and stroke last week, actor Tom Sizemore is in critical condition and doctors have recommended an end-of-life decision. His manager Charles Lago has asked for privacy as the family makes this difficult decision and is thankful for the messages of support they have received.
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Keke Palmer and Darius Jackson have welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Leodis Andrellton Jackson. Palmer announced the news on Instagram, noting that the name was inspired by a mix tape Jackson made for her. She also expressed her joy at being a mother, noting that her son was born during Black History Month.
Steven Seagal, the American action-movie actor, has been awarded the Order of Friendship by the Russian government for his international humanitarian and cultural work. The Order of Friendship is the highest state decoration given by the Russian government, and Seagal joins a list of notable figures from around the world who have received the award. Seagal is known for his appearances in various action films and is a vocal supporter of Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea.
Andrews McMeel Universal and Portfolio have both severed ties with Scott Adams, the creator of the popular comic strip "Dilbert," due to his racist remarks about Black Americans. Hundreds of newspapers have dropped the strip in response, and Adams has expressed uncertainty about his future publishing prospects. The incident has sparked a larger conversation about the consequences of racism and hate speech, and the responsibility of companies to take a stand against discrimination and hate.
Scott Adams, creator of the popular Dilbert comic strip, has faced the biggest consequence of his recent comments about race, with Andrews McMeel Universal, the syndication company that distributes Dilbert, announcing it was severing its relationship with him. Adams' comments were denounced as racist, hateful and discriminatory by various media publishers, and he has since apologized for them and said he is "working to make amends." The future of the Dilbert comic strip is now uncertain.







