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Naya Rivera’s 7-year-old son, Josey, celebrated the late actress on Mother’s Day with a touching tribute. His father, Ryan Dorsey, shared a series of photos via Instagram showing Josey releasing butterflies and even sent a special message to Rivera.

In the first image, Josey stands alongside one of his grandmothers while she holds an iPad with the other lovingly watching him. Other photos show the young boy holding and releasing butterflies with the last one being a photo of Josey cuddled in bed with Rivera while reading The Cat in the Hat together. “@joseydorsey did a Mother’s Day butterfly release for Mama with Grandma and Grammy (&Bess)… Afterwards he held his little elf to the sky with a smile and said: ‘Happy Mother’s Day in Heaven, Mommy.’” part of his caption read.

A Karen is getting blasted online after faking her tears while trying to steal a Black man’s rental city bike in New York City. The viral video posted to Twitter on Saturday shows a white woman and a Black man arguing about who paid for the Citi Bike.

Dwayne Johnson opened up about his struggle with depression when he appeared on The Pivot podcast on Friday. Johnson said he was dealing with depression after he injured his shoulder at the University of Miami and lost his opportunity to play football.

“I didn’t want to go to school,” the actor said on the podcast. “I was ready to leave. I left school. I didn’t take any midterms, and I just left. But the interesting thing, at that time, I just didn’t know what it was. I didn’t know what mental health was. I didn’t know what depression was. I just knew I didn’t want to be there, wasn’t going to any of the team meetings, wasn’t participating in anything.”

The multitalented Keke Palmer says it’s time to put a magnifying glass on the mistreatment of female artists within the music industry. On May 12, Palmer released her 10-track visual album, Big Boss, exclusively on her platform, KeyTV Network, which also marks her directorial debut. The film was written with the intent to showcase her journey of how she learned to embrace the skin she’s in and how she evolved into the woman fans see and love today. Her story also exposes the misogynistic experiences she encountered while pursuing a singing career in a very male-dominated industry.

Ja Morant is facing trouble again. The Memphis Grizzlies star, who was suspended in March for flashing a gun in a Colorado nightclub, has now put himself in another similar situation. This time, Morant appeared to be waving a gun while riding in a car with another person. As he did in March, Morant once again was on a live stream while carrying the weapon.