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*McDonald’s is rethinking parts of its menu as millions of Americans embrace GLP-1 medications and change how much and what they eat. The fast-food giant sees those changing habits as a business opportunity rather than simply a threat. The company is considering grilled chicken, egg bites and bowls featuring burgers or
*X is replacing its Creator Revenue Sharing program with Original Content Rewards, putting a new financial premium on originality as a busy week also brings seven Emmy wins for Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, major earthquake relief from Fat Joe and fresh moves from Jay-Z, Drake, Don Toliver and Ye. X Changes the
*Jasmine Guy has a message for people criticizing her appearance following her return as Whitley Gilbert in Netflix’s “A Different World” sequel. The actress addressed the commentary directly while reflecting on the realities women face as they grow older. “The internet can be brutal to women as we grow older,” Guy wro
*Netflix’s “A Different World” sequel has passed an important early test four days after its Sept. 24 premiere. The series currently holds an 82% Tomatometer score from 17 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. The audience response looks more mixed so far. The Popcornmeter currently stands at 69%, although fewer than 50 v
*John Hope Bryant says Black America didn’t make a mistake by integrating — but he believes something crucial was lost when Black dollars moved beyond Black communities faster than Black ownership and capital expanded. The Operation HOPE founder and economic empowerment advocate tackled the issue in an Instagram video
*Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is facing unusually sharp criticism from some conservative voices after a campaign ad promoting welfare work requirements cast a young white man as an able-bodied benefits recipient who chooses not to work. The dispute quickly shifted from Sanders’ policy to the race and gender of
*Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams-Lee spent years fighting to build a life she was never taught to believe was possible. Now, the comedian and actress says she’s finally learning to accept what she accomplished. Her second memoir, “Ms. American Dream,” arrives Sept. 29 from Atria Books, with Jeannine Amber. The follow-up to
*Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is sounding a stark warning about artificial intelligence and the damage people could cause by weaponizing it. He says the technology already has enough power to contribute to catastrophic loss of life. During NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Gates told host Kristen Welker that AI’s destructive
*Tyler Perry has never been afraid to tell stories about the people and struggles that often go unseen, and his latest film, Doing Life, continues that with a powerful story about redemption, second chances, and finding love in unexpected places. The Netflix drama, premiering October 2, stars Naomi Baker as Anika, a si
*A planned Chadwick Boseman documentary has become another point of contention between his widow and members of his family. Taylor Simone Ledward Boseman revealed the disagreement in court documents tied to an ongoing estate dispute. Ledward Boseman says she has been working with production company Words + Pictures on
*Jonathan Majors says he read the controversial “Run Hide Fight: Infidels” script before joining the film and knew what he was signing up for. The former Marvel star says the material drew him in because it challenged him with questions he couldn’t easily answer. Majors discussed his decision during a Q&A with Daily Wi
*Former NBA player Michael Beasley is opening up about a side of professional basketball fans rarely see, arguing that players can reach the NBA without ever learning some of the everyday skills they’ll need when their careers end. In a video circulating on X, Beasley describes an insulated basketball world that begins
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