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Happy 23rd birthday, Anastasia Karanikolaou! Kylie Jennertook to Instagram on Tuesday to celebrate her best friend's birthday, and alongside a series of photos of the duo, she described Stassie as the "rarest of all time" and "truly a gift to this world." Even more sweet, Kylie called Stassie "the best aunty to my babygirl," Stormi Webster. "i can't believe we are celebrating your 23rd birthday," Kylie continued.

As the world steps up to combat racial inequality, numerous brands are also stepping up to do their part. Companies across beauty, fashion, entertainment and more are pledging donations to organizations and non-profits that support the black community, with some going even further to address the inequalities in their own workplaces and take steps toward making a meaningful difference.

It's been nearly a month since Emily Giffin made headlines for calling Meghan Markle "phony" and "unmaternal," but the author still has another apology to get off her chest.  "I need to be more careful about the impact of my words," the Something Borrowed author told AP, via the Huffington Post. "Being unfiltered, which is what I've chosen to be and the person I am in real life, and the person that you see on social media, definitely means that I'm going to make mistakes, too."  As readers may

Mike Johnson is letting people know there is no "excuse" for being "ignorant" in this day and age. The former Bachelorette contestant spoke with Maham Qadri, the CEO and founder of Texapreneur, a podcast that highlights small business in the Texas region.

Supermodel Anok Yai is opening up about her experiences with "racial injustice." The 22-year-old star, who made history in 2018 as the second Black model to ever to open a Prada show (Naomi Campbell being the first in 1997), recently penned a powerful essay for O, The Oprah Magazine. Along with sharing her personal experiences with "racial injustice," she also discussed the fashion industry, her friendship with French fashion editor Carine Roitfeld and more.

You know the scene all too well: A police officer, unable to get the information out of a suspect, resort to threats that turn into violence. Now, they've got what they need.

With an issue as large as racial injustice at hand in America, it can be hard to know where to even start when it comes to effecting change. Luckily, there are small adjustments you can make in your everyday life, such as shopping more black-owned business, that over time can leave their mark.

Ne-Yo attended a funeral service for George Floyd at the Fountain of Grace Church in Houston, Texas on Tuesday. There, the 40-year-old artist performed a rendition of Boyz II Men's "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" in Floyd's honor.

Alia Shawkat is taking responsibility for her actions.  On Tuesday, the Arrested Development star took to social media to apologize for saying the N-word in a 2016 interview, which has recently resurfaced on Twitter in the wake of George Floyd's death. "I am writing this to address a video that was posted of me quoting a song with the n-word in it as part of an interview from 4 years ago," her statement began.

Becca Kufrin is reacting to the controversy surrounding her fiancé's post about police. Late last week, Garrett Yrigoyen made headlines after he took to Instagram and shared a photo of the "Thin Blue Line," a symbol meant to show support for police officers.

Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute have been fired from Vanderpump Rules.  After former castmate Faith Stowers' experience with Schroeder and Doute gained renewed attention last week, Bravo has announced both stars will no longer appear on the hit series. In addition, the network announced two other castmates will not return for season nine.  "Bravo and Evolution Media confirmed today that Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni will not be returning to Vanderpump Rules,"

Janelle Mon&áe is ready for change.  While speaking with Variety for its 2020 Power of Women issue, the musician shared her views on the current climate of the country, explaining that the Black community needs its white allies to help make a change in the fight for racial justice. "Because we need you," she told the outlet.

Bubba Wallace is calling "to get rid of all confederate flags" at the race tracks. During a recent CNN interview with Don Lemon, the 26-year-old NASCAR driver said this should be a "next step." "No one should feel uncomfortable when they come to a NASCAR race.

Tan France is officially a United States citizen. The fashion designer and star of Netflix's Queer Eye series, who was born and raised in England, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the emotional moment with his fans.

Remembering Pride Month's history. On Tuesday, Queer Eye star Karamo Brown virtually stopped by Daily Pop and shared with E!'s Justin Sylvester his plan for this year's Pride.

As we've all been examining our allyship and how we show up for the black community, many are exploring the different ways to help to amplify their voices on every level. From protesting to donating money to engaging in some self-education, taking a stand against workplace prejudice and listening rather than speaking or dismissing, and so much more, there's a lot we can do to make a bigger difference.

Keke Palmer is not done using her voice for change. On Tuesday morning, the actress penned a personal column to Variety where she voiced her support for the Black Lives Moment and continued her fight for justice.

There's a reason they say it takes a village. Hard as you may try to find it, there's no guidebook filled with the answers to all your parenting questions: What should they be eating? Are they getting too much screen time? Am I even doing this right? (Spoiler: You are.) So, we're here to help.

The success rate for 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season four is bleak. The eight couples from the TLC reality show included Ed and Rosemarie, Yolanda and Williams, Avery and Ash, Geoffrey and Varya, Lisa and Usman, Stephanie and Erika, David and Lana, and Darcey and Tom.

On the heels of Hartley Sawyer's firing from The Flash, co-stars Grant Gustin and Stephen Amell have publicly joined the conversation.  On Monday, it was confirmed that Sawyer, who portrayed character Ralph Dibny on the CW series, was fired from the show and would not be returning for the seventh season after his past offensive tweets resurfaced online.  "In regards to Mr.

James Corden is showing his appreciation for BTS fans. During an episode of The Late Late Show, he paid tribute to the passionate fanbase for coming together to raise $1 million in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

The Challenge is cutting ties with Dee Nguyen. The MTV show announced on Monday that it "severed ties with her" as a result of her "offensive comments on the Black Lives Matter movement." "Out of respect for our Challengers, we'll air our season as planned," the tweeted statement said about Dee, who appears on The Challenge: Total Madness.

Where are you, Bachelor producers? That's what Marquel Martin wants to know. The Bachelorette veteran took to Instagram to address the lack of diversity (and lack of response) from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette amidst the calls for the reality franchise to cast a lead of color.

Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik are giving back.  In collaboration with British Vogue, the couple, who announced that they are expecting their first child together back in April, showed their support for the publication's The Way We Wore auction, which will feature a selection of clothing from some of the world's most stylish stars to raise money for two important causes that have been providing relief amid the coronavirus pandemic: NHS Charities Together and the National Association for the

If you want to see change in policing, John Oliver has broken down what needs to be done.  While appearing remotely on The Tonight Show on Monday, the Last Week Tonight host discussed the topic of defunding the police, a cause that has gained momentum following the death of George Floyd and amid the Black Lives Matter movement.  Oliver offered context on the topic to host Jimmy Fallon, recalling how he initially learned about "defund the police" through an episode of Wyatt Cenac's Problem Areas.

In only a matter of months, so much can change. Just ask Cory Wharton and Taylor Selfridge who thought welcoming their first child together was special enough.

Halsey is one proud older sister. Taking to Instagram, the "Without Me" singer paid tribute to her brother Sevian Frangipane and praised the way he's shown his support for the Black Lives Matter movement.  "just want to take a minute to say how proud I am of my little brother @sevianfrangipane for finding his voice and being out protesting every single day," she shared, along with a picture of herself and Sevian from a protest.

Natalie Portman took to Instagram to share her thoughts on defunding the police. "When I first heard #defundthepolice, I have to admit my first reaction was fear," the 39-year-old actress wrote in a post.

Kerry Washington wants to change the way her children look at Black History. During her virtual visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live, the Little Fires Everywhere star shared she is having open conversations at home about the state of the world.  "There's a lot of posts about privilege looks like discovering that racism exists as opposed to knowing that it exists," she told host Jimmy Kimmel.

On Feb. 26, 2012, 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was shot to death while on his way back to the house he was visiting in a gated community in Sanford, Fla.