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American pop music group Animal Collective is selling recordings of its live performances to raise money to support organized efforts against North Carolina’s Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act, commonly known as HB2.

Rapper Azealia Banks took to Twitter Saturday to endorse Donald Trump for president, explaining in a series of messages why she “really wants” the GOP frontrunner to win over his likely general election rival, “establishment” Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton will deliver the keynote speech at a fundraiser for the Trayvon Martin Foundation at its annual Circle of Mothers Weekend and Conference.

The United States Military Academy at West Point has launched an official inquiry into a group of 16 black, female cadets who took their traditional pre-graduation photo, raising their clinched fists in the air — a gesture historically associated with the anti-American “Black Power” movement.

The finale of season six of CBS’s Blue Bloods opens with an intense foot chase that culminates with a black New York City police officer fatally shooting a Hispanic, knife-wielding, suspect, who, according to enraged eyewitnesses, had his “hands up.”

As global instability mounts, and while news broke about the U.S. jobs market posting its weakest growth in three years, President Obama was busy celebrating Star Wars Day by competing in a dance-off featuring First Lady Michelle Obama, a couple of Stormtroopers, and R2-D2.

Former Daily Show host Jon Stewart took several jabs at Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Thursday while hosting a ceremony in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the United Service Organizations (USO).

Former late night talk show host Arsenio Hall has filed a $5 million defamation lawsuit against Sinead O’Connor over a Facebook post in which the Irish singer accused the comedian of furnishing Prince with drugs.

A stirring video entitled, “The Trump Family That I Know,” produced by Trump Organization executive Lynne Patton, has gone viral with more than two million views on Youtube in just a few days.

A 23-year-old Idaho man, Christopher Stefan Studivant, was arrested Monday and charged with video voyeurism.

A Massachusetts man named Carl Crocetti passed away Sunday and used his obituary to ask that his family and friends not to vote for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. “Carl requested in lieu of flowers that people elect NOT to vote for

In an interview with New York radio host Charlamagne Tha God, boxing star Adrien Broner endorsed Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump, saying, “Everything he’s saying is correct.”

The percentage of young adult Americans, millennials, stuck living with their mothers was 50 percent higher in 2014 than in 2005, according to real estate database company Zillow.

Atlanta rapper and ardent Bernie Sanders supporter Killer Mike says the Republican party “created Godzilla” in Donald Trump” and “now he’s going to tear through Tokyo burning shit down.”

Joe and Anthony Russo, co-directors of Captain America: Civil War — the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s most politically-charged outing — say it’s “incumbent upon us as storytellers” to put lesbian, bi-sexual, gay, and transsexual superheroes in Marvel’s movies.

A Florida man was arrested Monday and is facing charges for allegedly attempting to steal a snake from a Saint Petersburg pet store.

Beyoncé Knowles has joined the ranks of a long list of progressive performers protesting North Carolina’s Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was warned Wednesday to stop playing Rolling Stones music on the campaign trail.

Former Disney child star Joey Cramer was arrested last week in connection with a bank robbery in Canada on April 29.

Police in the city of Alliance, Ohio, took to Facebook to ask its 22,000 followers to “please stop calling” an alleged meth dealer’s cell phone while they track down potential drug buyers.

Entertainment mogul Russell Simmons says the controversy created by the Oscars’s lack of black nominees, which spawned the “Oscars So White” social media tsunami, is the least concern for black entertainers, in what he calls a very “segregated” Hollywood.

Alabama’s new policy requiring able-bodied adults to work at least 20 hours a week has cost nearly 35,000 people their food stamps benefits.

Outdoor apparel giant Sports Authority has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and the retail chain could close all or most of its 450 stores nationwide as it struggles to pay off a reported $1 billion debt.

A man has been charged with assault and battery after he posted a video on Facebook showing himself boxing with his 17-year-old son.

Danny DeVito called North Carolina’s Public Facilities Privacy & Security Act a “ridiculous” law from a state full of people who do not “understand what humanity is.”

Nashville television sports anchor Dan Phillips was fired from WZTV Fox-17 after he performed a Prince-themed sports “tribute” to his “favorite musical artist” on live TV.

A Baltimore police officer shot and critically wounded a man who was reportedly looking to ambush the officer in an attempted “suicide by cop.”

Chinese director Zhang Wei is set to helm The Rib, which follows a transgender teen who struggles to confront a displeased Chinese society and his staunchly Christian family.

Will Ferrell came under intense fire on social media Thursday after Variety reported that the actor has been tapped to star as President Reagan in a comedy film that spoofs the 40th president’s Alzheimer’s disease.

Mississippi resident Larry Christmas Jr. claims his dreadlocks were the reason the Gulf Port Fire Department didn’t hire him. Christmas has filed a $2.5 million racial discrimination lawsuit for compensation and damages.

Beyoncé is taking swipes at police officers across America who called for a boycott of her “Formation World Tour” in response to the singer’s tribute to the Black Panthers and the anti-police Black Lives Matter movement during her Super Bowl 50 halftime show.

Anne Hathaway is the latest celebrity to heap praise on Beyoncé’s visual album Lemonade, which pays homage to the anti-police group Black Lives Matter.

HBO is submitting Beyoncé’s Black Lives Matter-honoring visual album, Lemonade, for 2016 Emmy Award consideration in the variety special category.

Australian pop star Iggy Azalea blasted Beyoncé’s “Becky’s with the good hair” lyric, from her album, Lemonade, as a racist attack on white women.

After initially praising it as “amazing,” Rapper Azalea Banks denounced pop star Beyoncé’s sixth studio album, Lemonade, as “the antithesis of what feminism is.”

After releasing the controversial song “F**k Donald Trump,” which includes assassination threats against the Republican presidential frontrunner, rapper YG says he and his recording label are being investigated by the Secret Service.