Billionaire pop star Taylor Swift announced Monday she will release an original song for “Toy Story 5,” which opens in theaters later this month.

Queer Scout, a company that offers tours and experiences in Colombia for LGBTQ people, was sued by Scouting America, formerly Boy Scouts of America, over trademark concerns.

Combs’ spokesperson Juda Engelmayer called the allegations “false and ridiculous” in a statement to Forbes.

The eighth season of “Love Island USA,” Peacock’s ratings juggernaut that smashed records and became a national cultural conversation last year, returns Tuesday night.

In a lengthy tribute on X that immediately went viral, the White House honored the slain Cincinnati Zoo gorilla Harambe as an “icon” of “internet history” and “American culture.”

Patagonia said it would be willing to resolve a trademark lawsuit filed against drag queen Pattie Gonia if the performer stops selling merchandise under her drag name and agrees not to use the apparel company’s logo.

UFC champion Sean Strickland claimed he was banned from attending the upcoming fight at the White House, but quipped he may show up with a bullhorn anyway to stage a “peaceful protest.”

Gold and silver prices fell further Tuesday after declining late last week.

The United Kingdom’s Home Office said Piker and Uygur were blocked from entering the country because their presence “may not be conducive to the public good.”

Joe Rogan, a decades-long UFC commentator, has repeatedly criticized the event, suggesting there could be security concerns or inclement weather.

Strong jobs data and expectations the Federal Reserve will maintain or raise interest rates this year pushed gold and silver prices to two-month lows on Friday.

The “60 Minutes” correspondents vowed to stay at the news program, but criticized the firings of their colleagues and said newsrooms should not be run like “dictatorships.”