June is Pride Month, when the world's LGBT communities come together and celebrate the freedom to be themselves.

Pride gatherings are rooted in the arduous history of minority groups who have struggled for decades to overcome prejudice and be accepted for who they are.

The original organizers chose this month to pay homage to the Stonewall uprising in June 1969 in New York City, which helped spark the modern gay rights movement. Most Pride events take place each year in June, although some cities hold their celebrations at other times of the year.

Kylie Jenner's ex-lover Travis Scott was unhappy after his secret relationship with Rihanna came to light as Rihanna was embarrassed.

Back in 2015, media reports were rife that Rihanna and Travis Scott were in a romantic relationship. The news of their affair surfaced after Rihanna was photographed at various musical concerts of Travis Scott. Interestingly, Sicko Mode singer also featured in Rihanna's 2106's album Anti. However, the two refused to admit their relationship.

If the latest reports are anything to go by, Rihanna hid her relationship with Travis Scott from the media glare as she was embarrassed dating him.

KYLIE Jenner excited fans by revealing she and Travis Scott were self isolating together during lockdown - despite having called it quits back in 2019.

But are the pair back together? Here's what we know.

Fans have been speculating that Kylie and Travis have reconciled after the pair fuelled speculation of a rekindling in early March 2020.

At the time, Kylie's older sister Kourtney's son Mason Disick quashed the rumours, saying on Instagram: "No, Kylie and Tavis are not back together."

But the pair have since moved in together, with Kylie revealing on her Instagram Stories that she and Travis were self isolating with their daughter Stormi during lockdown.

“I encourage g** ownership to my wife, my son and daughters, your sons and daughters and all Black people.” he wrote.

Though the COVID-19 pandemic-fuelled lockdowns around the world have given little reason for cheer, a steady stream of free online concerts has offered music lovers some much-needed positivity. As live performances continue being shelved, several artists and bands have taken to the internet to organise fundraisers by giving us free access to some of their most memorable performances.

From popular artists to prolific musical institutions, many of them have used YouTube and other such platforms to reach out to us, and raise funds for those in the music industry displaced by lockdown repercussions.

Led Zeppelin have announced that they will be streaming their 2012 concert film Celebration Day for free 8PM UK time (11PM Armenia time) on Saturday,May 30, NME reports.

Celebration Day was filmed at the legendary band’s one-off reunion show at The O2 in London on December 10, 2007. The performance was the headline act at the Ahmet Ertegun Tribute Concert, which was held in memory of the band’s friend and Atlantic Records co-founder Ahmet Ertegun.

Lots of people in the wrestling business have been sharing their anger & sadness about the murder of George Floyd, and their support of the movements advocating for justice for Floyd & the countless black people who’ve suffered under white supremacist institutions & systems.

Part of the reason for this post is to, like my friend Cain, use the platform I’m fortunate enough to have use of to add whatever voice I have to the same cause.

The rest is because on a night where many of us struggled to feel anything but despair, I got a shot of hope from an unexpected person*.

Quarantine mane no more. Jerry O’Connell got a ‘professional’ trim and dye job by wife Rebecca Romijn on CBS’ ‘Haircut Night In America’ and the entire thing was hysterical.

As NASA looks to inspire, a film set on the International Space Station is the next logical step