It all started with George Clooney. Then Elton John and Jamie Lee Curtis jumped on board. Now, Sharon Stone is doing it too. They're all boycotting hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei after the nation announced it would introduce the death penalty for anyone who is gay.
The Twitterverse is full of kind words about Nipsey Hussle today, a young rap star shot dead outside his Marathon clothing store in L.A. He was only 33, and boy did he have an impact on everyone who crossed paths with him. You see, Nipsey, whose real name is
Sir Richard Branson's been making headlines this week for organising a Live Aid concert for the people of Venezuela. He's hoping the benefit concert will not only raise awareness about the current crisis in the country but also raise funds for Venezuelans who have no food
Lewis Hamilton is pleading with his millions of followers to stop buying plastic. The F1 superstar took some time out of his holiday in Mykonos to clean up a beach full of rubbish. He posted a video of the mess on his social media accounts saying, "I just wanted
This week Cynthia Nixon announced her plans to run for Governor of New York. If, like me, the memories of a red-haired, straight-talking, suited-up lawyer yelling at a man dressed up like a sandwich was the first image in your head, it’s time to remember Cynthia
The NRL arena is no stranger to lending its support to a cause, whether it be raising funds and awareness for cancer research or support for former players who’ve fallen on hard times but this weekend, The Wests Tigers and Parramatta Eels are throwing their support behind a cause
In Australia, 1 person is diagnosed with brain cancer every 5 hours. And 1 person dies from brain cancer every 7 hours. This week, the NRL community is coming together to change those horrific stats. Round 11 (May 18 - 21) is the "Beanie for Brain Cancer Round" and
