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Khaby Lame, the Senegalese‑born, Italian‑citizen TikTok superstar with over 162 million followers, has voluntarily left the United States following a brief detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). On June 6, 2025, while transiting through Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, Lame was taken into custody by ICE agents due to a visa overstay, having entered the country on April 30 for events including the Met Gala.

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At the 2025 BET Awards, rapper Doechii transformed her acceptance speech into a passionate call for justice, condemning President Donald Trump's immigration policies and use of military force against protesters in Los Angeles.

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Real Housewives of Atlanta star, Dwight Eubanks reveals that his doctors failed to detect early signs of prostrate cancer since they were so concerned about detecting HIV. The beloved hairstylist and reality‐TV personality known for his memorable appearances on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, is confronting a startling new challenge at age 64, a diagnosis of prostate cancer.

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American R&B singer Kelis, known for her early 2000s hit Milkshake, has revealed the motivations behind her move to Kenya and her bold decision to buy 300 acres of land in Naivasha. In a recent interview on the Earn Your Leisure podcast, Kelis detailed her transition from music icon to farmer, entrepreneur, and resort developer in the heart of East Africa.

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Simon Guobadia has reportedly been deported back to Nigeria after spending months in ICE custody. TaiSavet, who is a good friend of Simon, confirmed that he was sent back home several days ago.

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In a heartfelt ceremony at the 2025 BET Awards on June 9th, Jamie Foxx was celebrated with the prestigious Ultimate Icon Award, marking a pinnacle in his illustrious career. The event, held in Los Angeles, witnessed a touching tribute to Foxx’s resilience and contributions to entertainment and beyond.

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The World Bank has lifted a two-year freeze on new loans to Uganda, despite ongoing international condemnation of the country’s harsh anti-LGBTQ legislation. The ban was originally imposed in 2023, shortly after Uganda passed one of the most punitive anti- homosexuality laws in the world, which includes the death penalty for certain same-sex acts.