They've already donated over $11 million to racial justice causes, $5 million to coronavirus relief organisations around the world and $4.2 million to support domestic violence survivors during the pandemic. Now, superstar Rihanna and Twitter chief Jack Dorsey have teamed up again. This time, they're
Just a few weeks ago, Rihanna's Foundation teamed up with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to donate US $4.2 million to support survivors of domestic violence during the coronavirus pandemic. Now the two have joined forces again, this time turning their attention to the fight against racial injustice.
Rihanna, Beyoncé and Oprah have added their voices to the hundreds of thousands of people condemning racism and police brutality following the death of African American man George Floyd. A video of the 46-year-old has emerged showing him lying on the ground, handcuffed, with a white police officer&
Kim Kardashian West, Yara Shahidi and Rihanna have joined over 2 million people in calling for the Governor of Texas to stop the execution of a man on death row. 51-year-old Rodney Reed is due to face execution on November 20 after being convicted of raping and murdering
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Rihanna said she would help the people of the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian devastated the region - and she's sticking to her promise. The superstar's non-profit organisation, The Clara Lionel Foundation, has announced two emergency grants to help with relief efforts on the ground. It truly
Actors, actresses, musicians and comedians are all speaking out after 29 people were shot dead and dozens more were injured in Ohio and Texas this week. They're not only showing their support for people who've lost loved ones, but also looking to the Trump administration and
Rihanna is reaching out to her millions of followers today, urging them to take note of the atrocities happening in Sudan. What's going on there exactly? Well, back in April, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was thrown out of power. Civilians are protesting the military that's
