Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, and North West were spotted together having a good time in a luxury resort in Uganda. TMZ uploaded a video showing a couple of activities they did.
Dwayne Johnson, also known as “The Rock,” took to Instagram to share a short and adorable video of him singing “Happy Birthday” to his six-month-old daughter, Tiana Gia.
D’Arreion Toles, a black man who lives in an apartment in St. Louis, filmed the incident he had with his neighbor Hilary Thornton, who physically blocked him from entering the building.
Kenya Moore, the reality star known for “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” took to Instagram to share a 3-D ultrasound photo of her unborn baby, comparing them with husband, Marc Daly.
During one of the most recent episodes of “Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen,” Tamar Braxton talked about “The Real,” suggesting that she wouldn’t go back to the show.
“Basketball Wives” is a reality TV show that hit people’s screens for the first time in April 2010 addressing the lives of a group of girlfriends and wives of professional NBA players.
Reggie Oliver, a dance instructor from Philadelphia, became an internet sensation after he and two groomsmen danced in front of the bride during the reception of his wedding.
Angela Jefferson was almost hit with a metal rod by a man who insulted her by calling her “the N-word” and “the B-word.” A bystander captured and uploaded the incident.
Viktor Stevenson, the owner of a lemonade store in San Francisco, took to social media to report that police officers approached him because they thought he was breaking into his own store.
Angel and Fabian Griffin are the identical twins who transitioned from female to male together. Their journey was addressed by the Barcroft TV show “My Trans Life.”
Circuit Judge Matthew Foxman sentenced Ky’Andrea Cook to 20 years in prison for carjacking and battery. Her mother’s reaction when Foxman read the sentence went viral.
An unidentified woman was kicked out of a Southwest Airlines flight after using racial slurs on one of the flight attendants soon before the plane departed.
Ayesha, the wife of NBA professional player Stephen Curry, took to Instagram to share a slideshow next to her husband and giving a glimpse of her post-pregnancy abs.
Kenny Sway, a street singer of Washington D.C., surprised the world after uploading a video of him singing “I Will Always Love You” to his infant daughter in the most adorable way.
Back in 2009, Shaheen Jafargholi was only 12 years old. He went to “Britain’s Got Talent” to pursue his dream, but Simon Cowell almost shattered it in pieces.
Bentley Sanon was driving by Deer Park in Long Island when a man, later identified as Brett Caiet, complained about his driving skills and called him the N-word several times.
Dennis McKinley, the fiancé of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Porsha Williams, shared a video of an ultrasound where their upcoming baby’s heartbeat could be heard.
Jussie Smollett, best known for his role as Jamal Lyon in “Empire,” surprised a six-year-old double-amputee boy named Kayden Kinckle with a handicapped-accessible van.
True Thompson, the daughter of Tristan Thompson and Khloé Kardashian, transformed into a living pumpkin in a recent post uploaded to her aunt’s Instagram.
Chanel, the only daughter of Coco and Ice-T, is enjoying her life as the daughter of a celebrity and a recent photo that her mother uploaded to Instagram is another proof of it.
Tiny Harris, the wife of T.I. Harris, took to Instagram to upload a slideshow of the couple’s youngest daughter, Heiress, wearing a beautiful pink jogging suit.
Kemeisha Denton was fired from the Jersey Mike’s sub shop she used to work in Marysville, Washington via text message because she was pregnant.
The Braxtons are a quintet formed by Toni Braxton and her sisters Traci, Towanda, Trina, and Tamar. One of their best performances took place in 1994 when they sang “Breathe Again.”
Marjorie Harvey, the wife of host and comedian Steve Harvey, took to Instagram to share a photo of her and her daughter twerking next to two members of their family.
Sara Cozad and her husband, Stuart Shank, got very surprised when one of the boys they were adopting made a heartfelt speech filled with gratitude.
Olympia, the one-year-old daughter of Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian, appeared in the driver seat of the luxurious car in a recent Instagram post in her page.
Courtney Pedigo, a mother from Greensboro, got the help of Nianni Rudder, a waitress at a local Olive Garden, who fed her fussy daughter so that she could enjoy her meal.
Sphen and Magic are two Gentoo male penguins who fell in love and are taking care of an egg at the Sea Life Sydney Aquarium. The couple became an Internet sensation.
A preschooler girl became an Internet sensation due to a discussion she had with her teacher at her classroom in Georgia. She really didn’t want to be in “timeout.”
Keyshia Cole, the singer known for “Keyshia Cole: All In,” was slammed after uploading a slideshow to Instagram showing herself and her son, DJ, having a large meal.
Theresa Klein, dubbed as “Cornerstore Caroline” by Internet users, called the police on a nine-year-old boy claiming that he “sexually assaulted” her in a Brooklyn store.
JD McCray, then-nine years old, became an Internet sensation after a video of him covering New Edition’s song “Can You Stand The Rain” with his father became viral.
Jacqueline Faye, 53, went to “The X Factor” earlier this month and nobody knew what to expect. As soon as she started singing, everybody was left speechless.
Judy Tucker – a 71-year-old pensioner – and her son Robbie assaulted two black female army soldiers over a parking space. One of them was pregnant.
Carmelo Anthony, who has been married to La La Anthony since 2010, took to Instagram to share a photo of himself and the couple’s son fishing celebrating National Son Day.
Princess Love, best known for “Love & Hip-Hop: Hollywood,” took to Instagram to share a photo of her daughter, Melody, wearing a beautiful Dolce & Gabbana outfit.
Dylan Gilmer, the nine-year-old rapper who goes by the name of Young Dylan, went to the “Ellen DeGeneres Show” in early-June to sing his version of Kendrick Lamar’s “Humble.”
Michelle Obama went to the “Today Show” to share some details about a new initiative she is working on. She was asked about her relationship with George W. Bush, too.
Wearing a stunning Givenchy dress, Duchess Meghan Markle attended the wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank on October 12 next to her husband, Prince Harry.
The first time that six-year-old Loren sang with the First Baptist Church Choir, her mother recorded and posted it, and it became viral in a matter of hours.
The video of the unusual connection between Erez, a four-year-old boy with Williams Syndrome, and a horse became viral in no time.
Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos attended an event to share details about the projects that the Obamas are planning to create with the streaming giant.
The silent dance battle between Francklef Dominique Lambert and his sister Yve Alexandre became viral in no time. Their bond and amazing dance moves were evident.
Edward Ruggiero, a 58-year-old man from Long Island, was recorded on the Long Island Railroad yelling and using racist language toward a 25-year-old Black woman.
Ashlee Muhammad, a mother from New York, faced backlash after she uploaded a short video showing her twin toddlers kissing each other in the mouth.
The reaction that Jim Santi had when he saw his wife, Dawne, with a completely new hairdo became viral in no time. He was both shocked and happy.
Minnie Riperton was a very talented singer and songwriter who rose to fame thanks to her song “Lovin’ You,” which was initially written as a lullaby to her children.
Dawn Boyd proved the world that real-life heroes exist. She sacrificed her life to protect her 11-month-old daughter from a quadruple shooting in West Philadelphia.
Singer and songwriter Minnie Riperton, best known for her song “Lovin’ You” was a very talented artist who sadly passed away at the age of 31, leaving two children behind.
Dawn Boyd, a 22-year-old mother of one, was labeled as a “hero” after protecting her 11-month-old daughter from a quadruple shooting in West Philadelphia.
