Like many around the U.S., Fiona Apple joined the protests against racism and police brutality over the weekend. Carrying a sign with "COPS: DON'T BE WHITE CHAUVINISTS ARREST THE OTHER THREE!!!," Apple, who also made sure to wear a mask, walked with protestors in Santa Monica. Zelda Hallman, a filmmaker and Apple's housemate, posted a photo of Apple at the protest and shared a message to urge people...

Spike Lee took to Twitter last night to share a powerful video amid nationwide protests, as he blended footage of Eric Garner and George Floyd being killed by police officers with a scene from his 1989 film Do The Right Thing. The video shows a scene from the film, where a police officer continues to choke character Radio Raheem (played by Bill Nunn) and surrounds it with cellphone footage of Garner's...

LL Cool J posted a freestyle on his Instagram account on Sunday where he shared his outrage on the centuries of racism in the United States and the current situation unfolding across the United States. In the freestyle, he said: “For 400 years you had your knees on our necks / A garden of evil with no seeds of respect / In America's mirror all she sees is regret / Instead of letting blood live they...