Introducing Insider’s first-ever digital cover star @serenawilliams.
The tennis superstar reveals ambitions that extend far beyond the court — from her investment firm to a possible #KingRichard sequel.
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Absolutely terrible @AmericanAir customer service! They need a regroup! We all got better over the pandemic and it seems like they strengthened no parts of their business. We’ve had the worst travel experience EVER today.
RIP @StanMcKenzie & to @vashtimckenzie & the McKenzie family ... our greatest sympathies and thoughtful prayers.
Stan was a wonderful man who made an impact on Blazers. He played 171 straight games for Portland, setting a standard for other to follow
#Blazers#RIPCity
Encouraged to see power coming back to much of Texas. However, many still without electricity and millions still struggling to get drinking water and food. @TexasTribune has put together a helpful guide on where to get help and how to help across Texas: https://t.co/eUWudHaZQI
After every awards show suffered their lowest ratings ever in 2020, can the #Grammys actually be interesting this year? @callieahlgrim thinks forgoing glam and instead creating "intimate" vibes may be the show's way forward. https://t.co/lfPpKAJYoT
Stand-up comedians "had it rough" in 2020, @nbcsnl's
Pete Davidson told Insider's @crwillen. She investigated how some comedians are trying to crack smiles through the trauma. https://t.co/Ki4eZcdiki
What happens when the #Disney magic fades and all you see are problems steeped in racism, misogyny and capitalism? Well, it happened to @kimrrenfro. She explains her untethering to the very thing she loved as a child. https://t.co/vNgicrgO7e
And the colorism problem isn't unique to Black creatives. "White and mestizo and light-skinned Latinx are always the ones who are rising to the top tier and we have to…question it," #Gentefied cocreator @lindayvette told @libbytorres95. https://t.co/VUmv22oUJA
.@MichaelB4Jordan told Insider's @ZacharyNtim that for Black creatives to remain at the table "you have to control your own destiny. You have to create. You have to own things." https://t.co/l754hHmv8J
The pandemic wasn't the only thing to shake up Hollywood in 2020; there was also a racial reckoning. What will that mean for @TheAcademy, who's been trying to be more inclusive? Right now, not much. Most Oscars still go to white men, @SarkisianJacob found. https://t.co/ajNBjZwe0N
.@JasonGuerrasio turned his attention to actors and what happens when nothing (we mean, nothing!) is filming. One "one-line actor" is ready to give up. https://t.co/e7KCwizmIZ