Lizzo Shares a Powerful Body Positive Message While Showing Off Her Chic Athleisure Wear and Lingerie

Beyoncé has dropped a new a capella rendition of ‘Black Parade’, the powerful new track she dropped last week to mark Juneteenth, the day commemorating the end of slavery in the US.‘Black Parade’ is co-written by Jay-Z, as well as longtime collaborators Derek Dixie, Caso and Kaydence.

Adidas have launched a body positive swim campaign just in time for the heat wave as the sportswear brand pairs up with presenter Maya Jama, social entrepreneur and activist, Nadya Okamato, influencer Chessie King and model and body positive warrior, Jada Sezer for an empowering swimwear shoot to launch their latest range.The collection of pieces are under the SH3.RO umbrella but the campaign itself is called 'My Body, My Swim' and invites these four impressive women to discuss their experiences

TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe has shared a powerful new protest song to mark Juneteenth – the annual commemoration day to mark the emancipation of slavery in the US.The song, called ‘People’, sees Adebimpe urging listeners to challenge and condemn white supremacy and racism.

Duffy has shared her second track since sharing her painful account of her experience of being kidnapped, drugged and sexually assaulted.Sharing ‘River in the Sky’ on Instagram, the Welsh singer said it is “for the better days to come”.The haunting track sees the singer backed by a piano as she sings of being “afraid of the dark” and being visited by a nightly presence which “covers me so patiently as I learn to deal with the pain”.Delivering the powerful chorus, she sings: “Why oh why do we

H.E.R. has shared a powerful new song ‘I Can’t Breathe’ in response to the death of George Floyd in Minnesota last month.

Lizzo has a message for her social media critics. In a video posted to TikTok this week, the superstar singer called out body shamers and informed them that she works out for herself and not for anyone else.

Sarah Jessica Parker is sharing a message about the fight for racial justice. While the funeral service for George Floyd was being held in Houston, Texas, the “Sex And the City” star expressed her support for the “historic march” toward social change that is sweeping the world in his name.

Lizzo is not here for the body norms! On Tuesday, the 32-year-old «Truth Hurts» singer-rapper kept it real on TikTok in a new video about her fitness routine and loving herself. Lizzo, whose real name is Melissa Jefferson, captioned the clip, «If you’re not a fat shamer… keep scrolling… OK now that all the fat shamers are here

Sarah Jessica Parker is sharing a message about the fight for racial justice. While the funeral service for George Floyd was being held in Houston, Texas, the star expressed her support for the «historic march» toward social change that is sweeping the world in his name.Parker, who has been an outspoken advocate for the international protests sparked by Floyd's death, shared the heartfelt and passionate message to her Instagram Tuesday afternoon.«Today, Mr.

Hayden Panettiere returned to social media to share a thoughtful video of her ex-fiancé, Wladimir Klitschko, speaking out against racism amid nationwide Black Lives Matter protests.“I’ve been fortunate from sports to understand international competitions,” the former professional boxer, 44, began in the inspiring video, reposted by Panettiere, 30, on Sunday, June 7.

Love Island star Siânnise Fudge has written a powerful statement in response to the Black Lives Matter demonstrations that have taken place following George Floyd's death. The reality star shared a photo of herself and boyfriend Luke Trotman at a protest on her Instagram page, and added the caption: "We must all continue to stand together for what we believe in and what is right.

U2‘s Bono shared a powerful speech about the social ideals of America as he introduced a new star-studded cover of the band’s seminal hit ‘Beautiful Day’.Taking part in YouTube’s virtual ‘Dear Class of 2020’ series, Bono described the US as “a dream that belongs to the whole world.”“As an Irishman, I’ve always believed that America is not just a country, it’s an idea, it’s a dream that belongs to the whole world,” he explained.“Now I know in recent times the world has been reminded that America

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorPrince often played special concerts on June 7, his birthday — the most elaborate was probably a full-scale show at Detroit’s Cobo Arena in 1986 — and since his death in 2016, has observed the date with special events (like Spike Lee’s block party in Brooklyn in 2017) or releases (like last year’s “Originals” album).For a number of reasons, 2020 is different, not least because of the nationwide protests against police violence that have spiraled in the wake of

Banksy has shared a powerful piece of artwork in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, portraying the burning of an American flag.The anonymous artist’s latest work was shared on his Instagram page earlier today (June 6), which comes after the death of George Floyd, an African American man who was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota when a white police officer knelt on his neck as he lay on the ground during an arrest.It depicts a vigil for a member of the black community, whose picture is in

Nailed It host Nicole Byer had a powerful response to a fan who told her in an Instagram comment that they would “keep their head down and just let their kids watch” the Netflix show instead of using the opportunity to teach them about racism.

"Our black citizens continue to be killed unnecessarily by our police on the streets of America"