Daily Archives: November 27, 2019

Harry Styles became famous pretty much overnight back in 2010 when he was just 16 years old after he auditioned for the UK version of the X-Factor as a solo artist. Simon Cowell decided to create One Direction, which featured Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik, and they immediately became one of the most popular musical groups on the planet. Now that the members of the group have gone their separate ways, Styles says that he didn’t want to be the one to mess things up for everyone, so he waited until the group broke up before he experimented with drugs.

Styles recently told Zane Lowe: “’When I was in the band, to me it felt like it was so much bigger than any of us I felt , I’m not going to be the one who f**** it up. So I was like, now is t

Queen Elizabeth may have “fired” Prince Andrew from his royal duties after his disastrous interview with the BBC. But in an apparent sign of solidarity, the monarch was recently spotted with her second-oldest son on the grounds of Windsor Castle when they rode horses together.

According to The Daily Mail, the Queen took her “favorite son” riding in the rain just two days after he stepped back from his royal duties because of his connection to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Rumor has it that Prince Charles was behind the decision to keep Prince Andrew away from royal duties because the soon-to-be king is afraid that the scandal could threaten the future of the royal family. Prince Charles is reportedly flying home from New Zealand to “read him the riot act.”

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Diddy wanted to get some things off his chest about himself and his network, Revolt. Check out the message that he shared on his social media account.

‘My name and my network, REVOLT, have been mentioned recently by Comcast in reference to the Comcast/Byron Allen US Supreme Court case as an example of Comcast’s inclusive practices with respect to African American owned cable networks,’ Diddy began.

He continued and said: ‘While it is true that we are in business with Comcast, it is not accurate to use my name or my network as an example of inclusion. I do not want my name to be used inaccurately, so I must speak my truth. I also want to make clear that this case is now about much more than cable distribution. It’s about the civil rights of millions of African Americans and other minorities.⁣⁣’
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Diddy went on and wrote that  ‘First, it’s important that people really understand what’s at stake. In its efforts to get the lawsuit