www.huffpost.com The YouTube icon hopes to give LGBTQ people “a sense of happiness” when she’s paired with a female dancer on the ABC competition series this fall. … Read More
www.techcrunch.com Cruise, the self-driving car company under General Motors, has launched a new initiative called Farm to Fleet that will allow the company to source solar power from farms in California’s Central Valley. The San Francisco Chronicle was the first to report the news that Cruise is directly purchasing renewable energy credits from Sundale Vineyards…
www.huffpost.com “You don’t kill off the first Black woman to ever have a real role in a ‘Star Wars’ movie,” Newton said about her character’s demise in “Solo: A Star Wars Story.” … Read More
www.techcrunch.com Twitter announced today that some hosts on Spaces, its live audio feature, will now be able to sell access to Ticketed Spaces. Applications for Ticketed Spaces first opened in June for users who are over 18, hosted three Spaces in the last 30 days, and have at least 1,000 followers. … Read More
www.cnn.com At least 12 US service members and dozens of Afghan civilians killed in Kabul, the Pentagon says… Read More
www.huffpost.com “WAIT A DAMN MIN,” the “Truth Hurts” singer declared on TikTok after seeing her facial features blended with those of the “Avengers” actor. … Read More
www.huffpost.com The “Dexter” star and his Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum bandmates plan to follow up the release of “Nevertheless” with concerts in New York and Europe. … Read More
www.mashable.com It takes a very specific type of person to steal nearly 50 million people’s data and then brag about it under your real name in a major international newspaper. John Binns, according to the Wall Street Journal, is exactly that type of person. The paper reports that the 21-year-old American is behind the August…
www.huffpost.com One simply does not follow multiple Zoe Kravitz fan accounts if there isn’t something going on. … Read More
www.mashable.com Randonautica videos continue to flourish online, and so are the conspiracy theories the adventure app has spawned. The urban exploring app created a genre of YouTube and TikTok videos that marry the supernatural with the internet’s obsession with mystery and true crime. Randonautica, which coincidentally led a group of Seattle teenagers to an actual…