Amanda Seales, formerly known by the stage name Amanda Diva, is an American actress, author, media personality, podcaster, comedian, poet, and activist. Seales discusses the upcoming election and Project 2025 with Funky Dineva and the Funky Bunch. This is a must-watch if you're not aware of it and want to learn how it could affect people of color, women, children, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

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Stormi Steele, the founder of Canvas Beauty and Love and Marriage: Huntsville reality star, has achieved significant growth since the launch of her company in 2018. She started with hair care products but has expanded to include a body butter line, The Body Glaze. After a record-setting million-dollar selling live stream, this was her first product to go viral on Tiktok. Steele attributes the product's success to her focus on storytelling and authenticity while marketing it. She also advises creators to build a community rather than just focusing on selling.

The TS Madison Starter House is an initiative by TS Madison, a well-known transgender activist and media personality. The starter house aims to provide housing and support to Black trans women who are seeking to exit the sex work industry or are otherwise in need of assistance.

The starter house is located in Madison's former home, which she has renovated and dedicated to this cause. It is intended to be a safe and supportive environment where residents can rebuild their lives, pursue their goals, and access resources for personal and professional development.

The initiative has received widespread attention and support and is seen as a significant step towards addressing the specific challenges faced by Black trans women in the United States.

Multi-faceted entertainer Amanda Seales, known for her outspoken nature, witty humor, and insightful commentary on social issues, race, and gender, sits down for a riveting interview with Shannon Sharpe on the Club Shay Shay podcast. Recently diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Seales opens up about the challenges it presents in her personal life and career. She explains how her unique communication style and tone of voice can sometimes lead to misunderstandings. The conversation also delves into a negative experience Seales had with Issa Rae, actress, writer, director, producer, and web series creator, while working on the HBO series "Insecure." Additionally, Seales discusses her upcoming tour, podcast, and new book.

O.J. Simpson, one of the greatest running backs in history and a controversial public figure, passes at the age of 76 after battling prostate cancer. Born July 9, 1947, in San Francisco, California, Simpson rose to fame as a running back at the University of Southern California (USC), winning the Heisman Trophy in 1968. He played professionally for 11 seasons, primarily with the Buffalo Bills, becoming one of the greatest running backs in history and breaking numerous records. After his football career, Simpson found success as an actor and sports commentator.

In 1994, Simpson was accused of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman. His televised criminal trial dubbed the "Trial of the Century," captivated the nation, sparking intense debates about race and police conduct. Simpson was acquitted of the murders in 1995, but a subsequent civil trial found him liable for their deaths. In 2008, he was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping in Las Vegas and served nine years in prison before being released on parole in 2017. Simpson remains a controversial figure, with many believing he was guilty of the murders despite his criminal acquittal.

For the first time in her legendary career, hip-hop and R&B trailblazer Missy Elliott has announced her headlining tour: "OUT OF THIS WORLD — The Missy Elliott Experience." Elliott will be joined by icons Ciara, Busta Rhymes, and frequent collaborator Timbaland. The tour spans 24 major North American cities, including Seattle, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, and Philadelphia. It kicks off in Vancouver, BC on July 4th, 2024, and concludes in Rosemont, Illinois on August 22nd.

Fans have waited decades for this moment, but Elliott wanted to ensure the timing was perfect. After becoming the first female hip-hop artist inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, she's now celebrating another major "first" with her headlining tour. Elliott expressed her excitement to share this milestone experience with her fans.

Don Lemon, 58, former CNN anchor and current host of "The Don Lemon Show," and Tim Malone, 39, a real estate broker, met in 2016 and began dating. After a five-year engagement, they were married on April 6th, 2024, at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in midtown Manhattan. The ceremony was officiated by Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the United States ambassador to the United Nations and a friend of the couple. Approximately 140 guests attended, including celebrities like Clive Davis, Tamron Hall, Sunny Hostin, Joy Behar, Sara Haines, and Ana Navarro from "The View."

To celebrate their diverse cultural backgrounds, Malone's sisters presented an Irish wedding blessing, and the couple jumped over a broom, a wedding ritual rooted in the history of Black slaves in America.

Tyler, TX-born native, Blair Caldwell, is the creative genius behind Beyoncé's stunning cover art for her new album, "Act 2: Cowboy Carter". His love of photography was born from taking pictures of his sister with his flip phone. Since then, he has been presented with several opportunities to advance his photography career. Caldwell has worked with notable artists such as Chrisette Michele, SZA, Kylie Jenner, Michael B. Jordan, Normani, and the legendary Beyoncé.

In December 1999, Sean "Diddy" Combs, his then-girlfriend Jennifer Lopez, and rapper Jamal "Shyne" Barrow were at a New York City nightclub when a shooting occurred, injuring three people. Combs, Lopez, and Combs' bodyguard were arrested on suspicion of criminal possession of a weapon. Lopez was questioned by police and released within hours, with charges against her subsequently dropped.

Barrow was found guilty of five charges, including criminal possession of a weapon, first-degree assault, and reckless endangerment. He was acquitted of attempted murder but sentenced to nearly nine years in prison. No one was ever charged or found guilty for the shooting itself.

Following recent FBI raids on Combs' homes in Los Angeles and Miami, one of the shooting victims has spoken out, alleging that Combs shot her in the face and that Lopez carried the gun into the club.

Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo, the world-renowned production duo behind The Neptunes, are locked in a legal battle over the rights to their group's name. Williams has filed trademark applications for "The Neptunes" encompassing music recordings, streaming entertainment, and merchandise. Hugo's legal team contests these filings, arguing that Williams has no right to claim sole ownership of the trademark without Hugo's involvement and consent.

A representative for Williams counters that he has reached out to Hugo multiple times to discuss sharing ownership and administration of the trademark but hasn't received a response. The representative further emphasizes that Williams' actions are solely intended to protect the name from being acquired by a third party.