T-Pain fuels retirement rumors after teasing 'big decision' in social media videoNew Foto - T-Pain fuels retirement rumors after teasing 'big decision' in social media video

Grammy Award-winning rapperT-Paindropped a mysterious video on social media that hints at a "big decision" to make after two decades in the industry. In the43-second clip, published on June 2, the "Buy U a Drank" emcee hinted attaking a step backand thanked his fans for "making this a great ride." "I gave you all everything for 20 years. I'm grateful to each of you for making this such a great ride," T-Pain said in the video's caption. "Right now, I just need some time for me." He ends the video with the words, "This might be it." While the meaning behind the video is unclear, some users on social media have suggested the rapper could be considering retirement. The USA TODAY Network has reached out to a representative for T-Pain for comment. The hip-hop star, known for his use of auto-tune and deft ability to crank out club-charting hits, has been on the road performing shows all over the country. This musical grind comes after T-Pain (whose real name is Faheem Najm) made a big splash in his hometown of Tallahassee, Florida, in 2024. In November, a street named"T-Pain Lane"was revealed in his honor at a portion of Pasco Street from Orange Avenue to Tucker Street that ends at Bond Elementary School. Later the same day, the rapperperformed to a sold-out crowd, his first headliner show in the city, at the Adderley Amphitheater during Tallahassee's bicentennial celebration concert. 'Boots with the fur':T-Pain gets shoutout from Reba McEntire with Super Bowl look He gushed over the opportunity to perform his hits to the adoring crowd, adding that he'd love to bring a variation of his popular"Wiscansin Fest"to the Florida capital. Days after the concert, organizers told the Tallahassee Democrat, part of the USA TODAY Network, that there were talks about making this a reality. This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat:T-Pain fuels retirement rumors with social media video

T-Pain fuels retirement rumors after teasing 'big decision' in social media video

T-Pain fuels retirement rumors after teasing 'big decision' in social media video Grammy Award-winning rapperT-Paindropped a mysteri...
Kylie Jenner's Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero's Cause of Death RevealedNew Foto - Kylie Jenner's Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero's Cause of Death Revealed

Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero's cause of death has been revealed nearly four months after his passing was announced this past February At 34, he died "suddenly and unexpectedly," his family wrote on a GoFundMe page Guerrero worked with celebrity clients including Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lopez, Demi Moore and Katy Perry Celebrity hairstylist Jesus Guerrero'scause of deathhas been revealed. Guerrero, who famously worked withKylie JennerandJennifer Lopez, died of severe pneumonia on Feb. 22. According to a report from theLos Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner, Guerrero contracted a lung infection in addition to Cryptococcosis neoformans, a fungal species. The report also listedAcquired Immunodeficiency Syndromeas a secondary cause, which the Mayo Clinic states is a chronic condition and can lead to a weakened immune system. His manner of death is stated as natural. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Cryptococcosis is a"fungal disease caused by breathing in spores from Cryptococcus,a fungus found in the environment. The infection can affect the different parts of the body but usually causes lung or brain infections." Arelease shared by the DME statesthat Guerrero "arrived at a local hospital on the afternoon of February 21 after complaints of not feeling well. Death was pronounced the following morning." Jesus Guerrero/Instagram Guerrero's death was announced by his family on social media on Feb. 23, shortly after he was in Dubai with Lopez. Prior to his trip overseas, he had spent time with Jenner in Los Angeles. Guerrero's younger sister Gris wrote on aGoFundMe pagethat his death happened "suddenly and unexpectedly." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Gabe Ginsberg/Getty for Morphe Days after, a source told PEOPLE that Jenner, who was also a close friend of Guerrero's, was "doing everything she can to be supportive and aid his family, including financially." "As upset as she feels, she knows it's so much worse for his family. She doesn't want them to stress about money. She's taking care of expenses, including those associated with his funeral." The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! On Feb. 25, Guerrero's sister updated his GoFundMe page to share that his family intended to "take care of all expenses" with the money raised. As of June 2, the page received $96,000 in donations. However, "our family deeply appreciates Kylie for later offering to cover funeral expenses and offering up all her help and support. Donations raised through this fundraiser will go toward the costs associated with securing his belongings at home. As well as other unexpected expenses to settle his assets," the website stated. Kylie Jenner/Instagram Guerrero's funeral was held on Sunday, March 30 in Houston, his hometown. PEOPLE confirmed that Jenner, 27, and Lopez, 55, were among the guests in addition to many prominent figures in the beauty industry, as well as friends and family members. Katy Perry, who was also one of Guerrero's clients, had to miss the funeral due torehearsals for her tour, but the singer was in touch with his family. Read the original article onPeople

Kylie Jenner's Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero's Cause of Death Revealed

Kylie Jenner's Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero's Cause of Death Revealed Hairstylist Jesus Guerrero's cause of death has been reveale...
Utah teenager located safe and in good health after going missing in AprilNew Foto - Utah teenager located safe and in good health after going missing in April

A 15-year-old Utah girl, who vanished in April, has been located safe and in good health in Colorado Springs, authorities confirmed late on Sunday night. According to Sgt Shaun Becker, Alisa Petrov walked into the Colorado Springs police department earlier that evening and identified herself. Officials stated she appeared to be unharmed and physically well. Alisa had last been seen six weeks ago on 21 April, captured on surveillance footage leaving a train platform in Provo. That marked the last known sighting of her until this week's development. Investigators have not yet disclosed how she traveled to Colorado or whether she was coerced or detained during her time away. Detectives are now coordinating efforts to reunite Alisa with her family. Her father, Nikolai Petrov, had previously said that the family's priority was her safe return rather than pursuing arrests or placing blame."Obviously, it's best if she just walked in the door and said, 'Hey, I'm back.' That would be the best outcome," he said in an interview withKUTV. The circumstances surrounding Alisa's disappearance remain largely unclear. Officials have not released information about where she stayed over the past six weeks or the specific reasons behind her decision to turn herself in. A more detailed statement is expected, according to Becker, as authorities work on an official news release. In a Facebook post, Nikolai Petrov shared the good news. "We are all really happy that Alisa is found and looking forward to seeing her!' he wrote on Facebook. "Special thanks to the South Jordan Police Department who worked on weekends, and to the Salt Lake City FBI who helped them. Thank you to all of our friends for your help and support." The day she went missing, Alisa was dropped off at Canyon Grove Academy in American Fork, roughly 32 miles south of Salt Lake City. However, she never attended classes. Instead, she purchased supplies at a nearby Speedway gas station and persuaded a man to drive her to a local train station. From there, she traveled to Provo, about 14 miles away, where she reportedly asked multiple individuals for assistance in purchasing a bus ticket to Las Vegas. Her goal was to meet 35-year-old Matthew Nicholas Menard, whom she had been in contact with. The teen's mother Olga had previously told theDaily Mailthat Alisa had saved about $1,000 from birthday gifts and allowance money, which she kept after turning 15 on 16 April, just five days before she disappeared.

Utah teenager located safe and in good health after going missing in April

Utah teenager located safe and in good health after going missing in April A 15-year-old Utah girl, who vanished in April, has been located ...
UN assembly elects Germany's ex-foreign minister as next president after Russia demands secret voteNew Foto - UN assembly elects Germany's ex-foreign minister as next president after Russia demands secret vote

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. General Assembly overwhelmingly elected Germany's former foreign minister Annalena Baerbock to be the next head of the 193-member world body in a secret-ballot vote demanded by Russia. Baerbock got 167 votes, almost double the 88 votes needed to win, while high-ranking German diplomat Helga Schmid received 7 votes as a write-in and 14 countries abstained. Germany had nominated Schmid for the assembly presidency but replaced her with Baerbock after she lost her job as the country's foreign affairs chief inthe recent election.The decision drew some criticism in Germany. When Baerbock appeared before the assembly to discuss her candidacy on May 15, Russia's deputy U.N. ambassador Dmitry Polyansky lashed into her, saying: "Ms. Baerbock has repeatedly proved her incompetence, extreme bias and lack of understanding of the basic principles of diplomacy." Polyansky accused her of having pursued an "anti-Russia policy," which he said gave Russia reason to doubt that as General Assembly president she would be "able to act in the interests of peace and dialogue." Baerbock brushed off Russia's request for a secret ballot. "I am grateful … the overwhelming majority of member states have voted in favor of my candidacy and I'm looking forward to work with all member states together in these challenging times," she said. Baerbock will replacecurrent assembly president Philemon Yang, a former prime minister of Cameroon, at the start of the 80th session in September. She will preside over the annual gathering of world leaders in late September and anniversary events marking the founding of the United Nations in 1945. The one-year presidency of the General Assembly rotates by region. The assembly, which is the U.N.'s most representative body, has taken the spotlight in reacting to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. That's because any action by the U.N. Security Council has been blocked by the veto power of Russia on Ukraine and the United States on Gaza. Baerbock said in her acceptance speech that the theme of her presidency will be "Better Together," stressing that the world is "walking on a tightrope of uncertainty" in very challenging times. The birth of the United Nations on the ashes of World War II "reminds us: We have lived through difficult times before," she said. "And it is up to us to take up these challenges." Baerbock pointed to more than 120 armed conflicts around the world today as another reminder that the U.N.'s primary mission, "to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war," remains unaccomplished. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Baerback will take the presidency as the world faces not only "conflicts, climate catastrophe, poverty and inequality" but divisions and mistrust. "Aid and development funding are drying up, and our institutions and structures still reflect the world of yesterday, not a vision of tomorrow," he said. "This is a moment for us to unite, to forge common solutions, and to take action to confront these challenges."

UN assembly elects Germany's ex-foreign minister as next president after Russia demands secret vote

UN assembly elects Germany's ex-foreign minister as next president after Russia demands secret vote UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Gener...
Daniella Karagach Reveals the Most Common Misconception About "Dancing with the Stars" (Exclusive)

Eric McCandless/Disney via Getty Daniella Karagach is debunking what she calls one of the "biggest" misconceptions aboutDancing with the Stars In a joint interview with her husband and fellowDWTSpro, Pasha Pashkov, Karagach says there's "never been a competition" between them in their five-plus years on the show together "That bond that you're creating [with your celebrity] takes so much time out of your day and so much work that you don't really care about anybody else in the competition," Karagach says Fans ofDancing with the Starsmight think they know exactly how the drama unfolds outside the ballroom, butDaniella Karagachis ready to put those rumors to bed. Karagach, who was joined by her husband and fellowDWTSproPasha Pashkov, tells PEOPLE that one of the "biggest" misconceptions about the ballroom dance competition show is just that: competition. "I think that people really think that everyone is against each other in terms of competition. I feel like everyone is very like, 'They're competing against each other. They probably don't want the other person to do well.' That's actually not how it goes at all," Karagach reveals of the pros who partner with celebrities each season. "It's actually insane how much we support one another." That support is "especially" strong between Karagach, 32, and her husband. "Pasha helps me with my choreography all the time, and vice versa. If we ever need anything, always the first person I would ask is Pash, or vice versa." Eric McCandless/Disney via Getty She continues, "Having both of us on the show, it's been so nice to just work together. That has never been a competition, but also, [between] us with other pros has also never felt like a competition." "We're actually all really happy for each other, and we all want each other to succeed," she says of the pros. "WhenJenna [Johnson] won [last season], we were so excited and happy because we see how much work goes into it. We know how hard it is." Instead, Karagach, who made it to week seven last season withpartner Dwight Howard, says that all the pros can really focus on is their celebrity partner. "You don't actually see anyone but your celebrity. The bond that you create with your celebrity is so real [like] what you see on the show because you are spending three months [together], non-stop in the same room, sweating, crying, going through so many emotions." "I feel like that bond that you're creating [with your celebrity] takes so much time out of your day and so much work that you don't really care about anybody else in the competition. You're just so focused on yourself." Eric McCandless/ABC via Getty Images Pashkov, 39, echoes his wife's sentiments, as he says that in reality, the "most beautiful moments" of the whole show actually happen off-camera, in bonding moments between the whole cast — competition aside. "Your celeb doesn't really get a chance to perform it in front of other people. If you do it for the first time on a show day, it's nerve-racking, so we're trying to get those nerves out of the way. We go into each other's rooms ... We collect two, three, four couples, we all sit in one room, celebs and pros, and we all show each other our dances." "You get the nerves out of the way. You support each other, you clap, you give each other some compliments to [show them], 'All right, you are trying, I'm in the same boat with you, we're all here together doing the same thing.'" Disney/Andrew Eccles Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. For the celebrities to "see other celebs are going through exactly the same thing, that helps the confidence," Pashkov says. "Those are the things that I think you don't see in the packages, you don't see on TV, but those are the things that are happening. I think those are the most beautiful moments, to be honest with you." Read the original article onPeople

Daniella Karagach Reveals the Most Common Misconception About “Dancing with the Stars” (Exclusive)

Daniella Karagach Reveals the Most Common Misconception About "Dancing with the Stars" (Exclusive) Eric McCandless/Disney via Gett...

 

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