Zayna Allen

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Coco Gauff didn’t just dominate on the clay, she did it in style. This past weekend, the 20-year-old tennis phenom clinched a stunning win at the 2025 French Open, reminding the world why she’s one of the fiercest competitors in the game. With a racket in hand and the world watching, Gauff’s game was tight, her footwork precise, and her nails? A total serve.

2 days ago | 21ninety.com | Zayna Allen

When Lightning steps onto the court at College Park Center, she doesn’t just make an entrance. Instead, she makes a statement. As the WNBA‘s first female mascot, Lightning brings a bold, bougie swagger that’s as unmistakable as her neon-green wings. Part Pegasus, part Southern diva, and all energy, she’s redefining what it means to be a mascot in women’s sports. Introduced on May 20, 2017, Lightning made her debut during the Dallas Wings’ home opener against the Minnesota Lynx.

2 days ago | wbls.com | Zayna Allen

During Sean “Diddy” Combs’ federal sex trafficking trial, a former hotel security supervisor testified that Combs paid $100,000 in cash to suppress surveillance footage showing him assaulting then-girlfriend Cassie Ventura in 2016. Eddy Garcia, who worked at the InterContinental Hotel in Los Angeles, recounted the incident in court on June 3. He described the video as depicting Combs, clad only in a towel, violently attacking Ventura—kicking, dragging, and throwing objects at her in the hallway.

2 days ago | wbls.com | Zayna Allen

R&B singer Brian McKnight is facing renewed criticism following the death of his estranged son, Niko McKnight, who passed away at 32 after a two-year battle with cancer. Sources close to the family allege that McKnight made no attempt to reach out to Niko during his illness or in his final days. Niko died surrounded by his mother, Julie McKnight, his brother Brian Jr., his wife Carla, and extended family. Notably absent was his father, Brian McKnight.

2 days ago | wbls.com | Zayna Allen

Despite the critical and commercial success of his latest film, Sinners, director Ryan Coogler has no plans for a sequel. In a recent interview, Coogler stated, “I’ve never considered a sequel. This story was always meant to stand alone.”Sinners stars Michael B. Jordan in dual roles as twin brothers Smoke and Stack Moore. Set in 1930s Mississippi, the film blends supernatural horror with themes of music and redemption. Coogler emphasized that the film’s narrative was designed to be self-contained.