Rihanna fans are still waiting—and growing impatient—for new music, but it seems like she has other plans. In her Harper’s Bazaar cover story, RiRi shared her passion for expanding her Fenty empire, from beauty and skincare to hair care and even home design. She made it clear that she’s focused on quality, saying, “I care because my name is on it. I don’t want my name to represent anything that I don’t stand for.” She even hinted at launching a wine brand in the future, mentioning her dream of having a family vineyard. While we’re here for Rihanna’s next billionaire move, fans are still wondering… where’s the album?
Meanwhile, ‘70s bell-bottoms and flared jeans are making a comeback, and Kendrick Lamar is getting the credit. After rocking a $1,300 pair of designer flares during his Super Bowl halftime performance, fashion lovers have been scrambling to get the look. No worries, though—major retailers are rolling out their own versions. So, will you be hopping on the trend?
On a somber note, we say goodbye to the legendary Roberta Flack, who passed away at 88. A trailblazer in music, she made history as the first Black woman to win Record of the Year back-to-back at the Grammys. With timeless classics like Killing Me Softly, Feel Like Makin’ Love, and The Closer I Get to You, her impact on the music world is undeniable. We send our condolences to her family and honor her incredible legacy.
And in one of the strangest stories of the week, an AI-generated deepfake video of Donald Trump and Elon Musk mysteriously appeared on every screen inside the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) headquarters. Reports say the bizarre clip showed Trump either kissing Musk’s feet or—according to some sources—putting Musk’s toes in his mouth. The video ended with the phrase “LONG LIVE THE REAL KING,” a nod to a recent post Trump made on Truth Social. While no one knows exactly how the video got there, the incident has raised major concerns about cybersecurity threats within the government.