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The city of Fort Worth and firefighters declared a 12-year-old girl a hero after she saved her family from carbon monoxide poisoning inside their home.

Jaziyah Parker appeared at a city council meeting Tuesday and shared the moment she knew something was wrong with her family. “What made me call 911, I saw my mama and siblings acting weird,” she said, according to NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth. 

The young girl was surrounded by her family, Fort Worth City Council Member Chris Nettles and Fort Worth Fire Chief Jim Davis as they gifted Parker with a plaque for her act of bravery.

Regarding her relationships, Raven-Symoné has been pretty tight-lipped throughout her multi-decade career. 

But in a recent podcast interview with Howie Mandel, the Disney Channel star opened up about how she navigated her personal life while in the spotlight. 

Though Ice Spice features on Taylor Swift’s new song, that hasn’t stopped the discourse around her boyfriend Matty Healy’s controversial comments about the rapper. 

In a recently published interview with The New Yorker, Healy discussed his controversial podcast appearance earlier this year with racial comments about Ice Spice. However, the lead singer of The 1975 insisted fans aren’t as upset about the remarks as they appear on social media.

A Miami-Dade County elementary school banned Amanda Gorman’s 2021 presidential inauguration poem from its library bookshelves, moving the book to the middle school section instead. As more information emerges about the parent who objected to Gorman’s poem, a disturbing picture has emerged about the objecting mother and her radical history.

Blue Ivy Carter dazzled her fans when she joined her mother on stage in Paris. The 11-year-old accompanied Beyoncé as she was performing The Lion King track, “My Power,” during the Renaissance tour on Friday. Blue, who came out in a silver jumpsuit to match her mother, showed off her dance skills as she marvelously stayed in sync with the choreography.

Ari Lennox still feels bad about the hurtful comments she made toward Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King in 2020. Lennox, who apologized at that time after saying the two media legends are tearing down Black men, is once again showing remorse for the profanity-laced tirade she unleashed on Instagram Live three years ago. “I sincerely apologize to Oprah and Gayle,” Lennox tweeted on Friday. “Y’all legends didn’t deserve that wretched ignorant live.”

I sincerely apologize to Oprah and Gayle. Y’all legends didn’t deserve that wretched ignorant live.— Ari Lennox (@AriLennox) May 26, 2023