Kim Kardashian might not be ready to date again, but her kids think she is.

The reality star recently made an appearance on The Tonight Show, where she talked to host Jimmy Fallon about her love life and while Kardashian isn’t really trying to date at the moment, her children really want her to get back out there.

The SKIMS founder, who shares daughter North, 11, son Saint, 8, daughter Chicago, 6, and son Psalm, 5, with ex-husband Kanye West, even said her kids make lists to convince her to date the people they want.

“It’s so funny because my kids try to set me up,” she explained on the show. “Like, they’re ready now and I’m not. They’re so particular. Like they come home, they make lists. Saint wants me to be with any basketball player or soccer player.”

Kim continued,

“It’s no, no, no. And then some of my kids want me to be with streamers. Like they have lists and they try to sneakily set me up and I’m like ‘Guys, this just isn’t what I want right now.’ ”

The Kardashians star did confirm she’s single during her appearance on the late-night show, and from the looks of it, that’s not changing any time soon.

Kim filed for divorce from Kanye in February 2021 after six years of marriage. Following their split, the SKIMS founder had a nine-month fling with comedian Pete Davidson, which wrapped up in August 2022.

Most recently, Kardashian was linked to NFL star Odell Beckham Jr., though the two never publicly confirmed their relationship. According to reports from E! News, the couple split in April 2024.

The star recently grappled with the idea of dating in her 40s on an episode of The Kardashians, admitting being older and having kids makes her question if she’ll find someone.

“I go back and forth in my feelings sometimes like, ‘Uh, who’s ever gonna wanna date me? I have four kids, I’m in my 40s, you know? Like, oh my god, who’s gonna wanna deal with the drams?’” Kardashian said, according to Business Insider. “But my person will be like, ‘F**k all of that, it’s gonna be hard, but we’re together, and we’re gonna do this.’ So I’m just waiting for that person.”

Hip-hop is reeling after the untimely passing of Houston rapper and producer, BeatKing.

On Thursday, BeatKing’s manager Tasha Felder confirmed his death in an Instagram statement saying;

“Today, August 15, 2024 we have lost @Clubgodzilla. BeatKing has been the best part of the club for over a decade. He has produced and worked with so many artists, that his sound will forever live. He loved his daughters @clubgodparenting, his music and his fans. We will love him forever.”

TMZ reports that the rapper passed away in a Houston hospital Thursday after suffering a pulmonary embolism after fainting while doing a morning takeover at the city’s local Urban One/Radio One station.

BeatKing, née Justin Riley, was 39. He is survived by two daughters who TMZ reports were by his side when he died.

Known for his 2020 viral TikTok hit “Then Leave,” he was a staple in the Texas club scene throughout the 2010s and present day, with hits like “Outside,” “THICK” featuring DJ Chose, and “SDAB” featuring 2 Chainz and Juicy J.

Hip-Hop Pays Tribute To BeatKing

Several celebs have posted tributes to BeatKing including fellow Texas artists like UGK legend Bun B.

“It’s always the good ones,” Bun B wrote on Instagram. “Damn this s*** hurt. Just a great spirited person. We lost a talented artist and father. Prayer for @talameshia and his loved ones. RIP @clubgodzilla.”

Natalie Nunn who’s featured on the remix of his hit “Outside” tributed the rapper on her InstaStory.

Similarly, DeSoto, Texas, rapper Erica Banks tributed him saying;

“You were so full of life man. So funny, so cool. Thank you for being a major part of my journey. Love you bruh.”

This story is still developing.

This. is. a. mess.

Last week, investigators officially found what anyone who has been following the curious case of Texas hemp farmer Gregory Gerami’s  $237 million donation to Florida A&M University likely already knew—the donation was faker than a $2 bill.

That’s right, the 176-page Major Gift Investigation Final Report written by Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, the law firm hired to investigate the debacle, determined that Gerami’s stock donation to the HBCU was “fraudulent,” and that school administrators failed to vet the donation or its donor, indicating “a fundamental misunderstanding of the complexities associated with private stock donations.”  (What’s worse is the guy who offered the stock donation also didn’t seem to understand how they work.)

Now that the mystery has ended in the most predictable way it could have ended—with the donation exposed as faker than George Santos‘ resume, Hershel Walker’s police badge, and Donald Trump’s understanding of how facts, integrity, and complete sentences work—administrative heads are continuing to roll at FAMU.

As previously reported, FAMU President Dr. Larry Robinson already resigned, and now more members of his team are following suit.

According to WCTV, Interim President Dr. Timothy Beard sent out a letter to FAMU’s senior leadership team Monday demanding that 19 members of the team resign from their positions effective on Tuesday.

“As you know, our University (FAMU) is at a critical juncture, where we must align our leadership, vision, and strategies to meet the evolving challenges and opportunities ahead,” Dr. Beard wrote in the letter. “After careful consideration and in consultation with the Board of Trustees, the past University President, and from my observations, I have concluded that a change in our senior leadership team is necessary to move forward more effectively.”

As of Wednesday, Beard has reportedly accepted the resignations of four administrators: Athletic Director Tiffani-Dawn Sykes, Communications Director Keith Miles, Vice President of Legal Affairs/General Counsel Denise Wallace, and Director of Government Relations Danielle McBeth. These resignations come a month after FAMU’s beloved president, Dr. Larry Robinson, handed in his walking papers in July, and three months after Shawnta Friday-Stroud, former executive director of the FAMU Foundation, resigned from her post.

On Thursday, FAMU Interim President Timothy Beard spoke out on his decision to fire several members of the university’s senior leadership staff.

“As part of the 100-day action plan that I’ve shared with the senior leadership, it involves an evaluation and assessment of management,” WUSF reports Beard said. “It’s an opportunity for me to really look in terms of the synergy of the team, and what’s going to be the best interest of FAMU going forward.”

The real question here is: What was Gregory Gerami even trying to pull here? The so-called businessman went out of his way to bless a Black college with a massive donation that turned out to be faker than Kim Kardashian’s Black woman aesthetic, why?

What did he accomplish besides causing all-out turmoil at FAMU, which ended in the HBCU being humiliated and an avalanche of now-former school officials falling from grace?

We could call Gerami a grifter, but what was even the grift?

The lead of an inspirational new film is speaking on its message and his awe-inspiring castmates spreading the good word.

Actor Aspen Kennedy is a fresh face that watchers of Sony Pictures’ AFFIRM Films, Provident Films, and the Kendrick Brothers’ The Forge will meet.

As previously reported, due exclusively in theaters nationwide beginning August 23, The Forge is described as a” bold, inspirational drama about the power of mentorship that takes place in the same cinematic world as WAR ROOM, the Kendrick Brothers’ 2015 hit film that claimed the #1 spot on the North American box office charts.

“We made this film to inspire, challenge and motivate viewers to follow Jesus wholeheartedly,” said director Alex Kendrick. “Our hope is that audiences around the world will recognize the pivotal role that Godly mentorship plays in shaping the next generation.”

The cast of The Forge includes Priscilla Shirer (WAR ROOM), Cameron Arnett (OVERCOMER), Karen Abercrombie (WAR ROOM),, T.C. Stallings (WAR ROOM), BJ Arnett, Ken Bevel (COURAGEOUS), Former NFL star Benjamin Watson, Jonathan Evans, Jerry Shirer, and Tommy Woodard (FAMILY CAMP).

At the center of it, however, is newcomer Aspen Kennedy.

Aspen Kennedy plays Isaiah, a wayward teen who needs guidance after graduating from high school and according to the actor, the film carries an important message of acceptance.

“He doesn’t have a sense of direction in his life right now,” Kennedy told BOSSIP at the National Association of Black Journalists conference in Chicago. “He doesn’t wanna go to college, he’s heading on the path where he could get strayed away, but he’s blessed to meet some mentors in his life who help him go down the right path.”

“At the core of it, even from the filmmaking process, everyone wants people to understand the love of God without forcing it just to show, ‘Hey, this is you at this age,’ It supersedes generations, age, race, to the point where it shows no matter what you’re facing we’re always looking for answers, looking for hope, and if you trust God he does more than we could ever experience.”

His words reflect those of his costar Priscilla Shirer, one of the costars of the film that Kennedy said he learned from.

“It is an honor to partner with the Kendrick Brothers to bring another powerful story to movie screens that will impact people and glorify Jesus,” said Shirer who’s releasing her book I Surrender All through B&H Publishing Group. “The theme of discipleship is near and dear to my heart, especially as a mom to three boys. My prayer is that this film will inspire parents to pray fervently for their children and for the mentors that God will use to impact their lives.”

An official release notes that Shirier’s book will be released as part of a suite of inspiring products that also includes two books by New York Times best-selling authors Alex and Stephen Kendrick titled “Devoted to Jesus” and “Count Me In,” and Bible Studies under the Lifeway imprint: The Forge Movie Bible Study and Fully Devoted.

Check out the official trailer for The Forge and the synopsis below.

Isaiah Wright has some growing up to do. A year out of high school with no plans for his future, Isaiah is challenged by his single mom and a successful businessman to start charting a better course for his life. Through the prayers of his mother and biblical discipleship from his new mentor, Isaiah begins to discover God’s purpose for his life is so much more than he could hope for or imagine. From the Kendrick Brothers, the creators of the No. 1 hit WAR ROOM, comes THE FORGE, a faith-filled new movie with old friends and inspiring new twists.

THE FORGE is directed by Alex Kendrick (WAR ROOM) and produced by Stephen Kendrick (WAR ROOM), Justin Tolley (“The Chosen,”), Aaron Burns (WAR ROOM), and Trey Reynolds (FAMILY CAMP), and written by Alex and Stephen Kendrick.

The Kendrick Brothers continue to create inspiring and compelling stories for audiences of all ages. THE FORGE is their newest feature, joining FACING THE GIANTS, FIREPROOF, COURAGEOUS, OVERCOMER, and WAR ROOM.

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