But if you haven’t, you’ve likely heard some of his multi-platinum hits such as “Lonely,” “I’m So Paid,” “I Wanna Love You,” ...

Something tells me when 50 Cent gets a hold of this clip he’s going to have yet another target to mercilessly troll on social media. A prominent exotic dancer has revealed the strangest reason ...

Life for Naomi Burns and her family of six is not easy. She and her boyfriend are raising four children in a small town about an hour from Portland, Ore., largely on his $65,000 annual salary as a ...

When I was at school it was all about being skinny”. With female sport receiving more publicity, girls have role models. “You don’t really aspire to be something that you don’t see.

"A living, breathing world" "A story with choices that matter" You say "choices that matter ... feel fun and interesting to make even if I don't know whether they'll turn back up in the epilogue.

I take pride in doing what my team wants. Those things don't matter anymore for me. It's just about stepping out and hopefully doing the job for the team." ...

During an appearance on "The Squeeze" podcast, Lions edge Aidan Hutchinson said that the coaching changes don't matter. I don’t care who they bring in to coach us. Keeping Dan there is what we ...

Pretty Pretty Please I Don’t Want to be a Magical Girl is an affectionate parody of magical girl cartoons, centered on Aika, a magical girl who really doesn’t want this, thank you very much.

"It don't matter who's going to be throwing the ball, I'm going to make a play for sure." Jefferson has backed up that claim of consistency despite the Vikings' recent quarterback turmoil ...

Children’s author, Davina Hamilton, on why she chose to celebrate a selection of Black girl book characters through dress-ups Davina Hamilton as sweet schoolgirl, MJ from Queen of the Classroom ...

A Washington Post article poses the question whether or not it’s time to get rid of grades in school. Gee Scott and Angela Poe Russell debated during Monday’s edition of The Gee & Ursula Show ...

“And Joseph said, ‘Push, girl, you’re fine!’” Her mom, Micah Howell, then bursts out in laughter behind the camera. “Did Joseph say that?” Howell asks, and Maisley ...