Royal controversy, Hollywood milestones, major court verdicts and media accountability lead this week’s biggest Feminegra stories.
Marius Borg Høiby Appears in King Harald’s Funeral Procession Despite Rape Conviction
King Harald V’s death has ushered Norway into a historic royal transition, with King Haakon now taking the throne and Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra stepping into an even more prominent role as heir. But one image from the mourning period has already become a controversy of its own. As members of the royal family accompanied…
Copperhead Brings Together Jason Momoa, Tenoch Huerta, Miles Teller and Kiefer Sutherland
Miles Teller is getting some serious company in Copperhead. Deadline reports that Jason Momoa, Tenoch Huerta, Adria Arjona and Kiefer Sutherland have joined Teller in the upcoming thriller, giving the project a heavyweight cast ahead of production this September. Directed by John Swab from a script by Chad Feehan and J. Todd Scott, Copperhead follows…
Zendaya Turns 30 and Has Conquered Hollywood, Married Her Leading Man and Become a Billion-Dollar Box Office Queen
Zendaya has entered her 30s with the kind of year most actors only dream about. In 2026 alone, she has led an A24 hit, starred in two of the year’s biggest films, returned to Euphoria with another Emmy nomination, married longtime partner Tom Holland—and still has Dune: Part Three waiting in December. Happy birthday, indeed. From Disney Channel to…
D4vd Loses Private Legal Team as Murder Case Moves Toward Trial
D4vd’s murder case has taken another unexpected turn after his high-profile private legal team withdrew from representing him, leaving the singer to continue with a court-appointed public defender. Attorneys Blair Berk, Marilyn Bednarski and Regina Peter were allowed to step away from the case on August 31. The court then determined that D4vd, whose legal…
Duane “Keffe D” Davis Convicted of Tupac Shakur’s Murder Nearly 30 Years Later
Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur died in a Las Vegas shooting, a jury has finally returned a guilty verdict in one of hip-hop’s most enduring murder cases. A Las Vegas jury found Duane “Keffe D” Davis guilty of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon for his role in orchestrating the September 1996 shooting. Prosecutors…
King Charles’s Charity Paid Camilla’s Sister Tens of Thousands in Undisclosed Consultancy Fees
The King’s Foundation is once again facing questions about transparency, governance and the unusually blurred line between royal family relationships and charitable business. According to new reporting by The Sunday Times, the charity has been paying Queen Camilla’s sister, Annabel Elliot, tens of thousands of pounds for consultancy work involving “branding” and “retail.” The foundation did…
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Media Treatment of Jason Arday Under Fresh Scrutiny After Cofnas Sanctions
Jason Arday’s death has moved beyond the media storm that surrounded the final weeks of his life and into a formal legal process. A coroner has now opened an inquest into the death of the former Cambridge professor, who was found unresponsive at his Battersea home on August 14, just nine days after resigning from…
Mielle Organics Faces Backlash Over ‘Weak & Dull’ Afro Hair Ad
Mielle Organics is facing backlash after a recent advertisement for its Rosemary Mint collection appeared to frame natural Afro-textured hair as something that needed fixing. The split-image campaign showed a Black woman with a fuller Afro labelled “weak & dull” before presenting a more elongated, defined look as “shiny & strong.” Critics quickly accused the…
Meghan Sussex’s As Ever Keeps Moving Product as August Brings More Sellouts
This month marks the anniversary of Meghan Sussex making British Vogue history with the 2019 Forces for Change issue, which became the fastest-selling edition in the magazine’s history. Years later, that record still stands, and Meghan is continuing the sell-out pattern through her lifestyle brand, As Ever. August has delivered another strong run for the…
If Former Prime Ministers Get Protection, Why Is Prince Harry Treated Differently?
Parts of the British press have long portrayed Prince Harry’s security battle as proof that he is paranoid, entitled or unwilling to accept the consequences of stepping back from royal duties. But for many, that framing is not only hogwash; it has become increasingly difficult to sustain when people with direct experience of royal protection…
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The real question is how much melanin it takes to blur the lines for security coverage. If a prime minister can get full coverage after 49 days in office, yet a man born into the role who spent 10 years in an active war can’t get the same, the UK hold be ashamed.
All the UK media keep fixating on his wife and children and are willing to sacrifice them for money and venom.