Marsai Martin is bringing a whole new meaning to PrettyLittleThing!

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PrettyLittleThing’s newest line, which was designed by the multi-talented Martin and tailored specifically for petite customers, launched on July 9th.

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This edit captures the essence of summer, making it the perfect go-to choice for fashion-forward petites who want to make a statement.

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To celebrate the launch, PrettyLittleThing announced plans to host an event in Los Angeles, offering an exclusive first look at the edit and commemorating Marsai as a PrettyLittleThing Brand Ambassador.

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Marsai embarked on a four-month partnership with PLT starting in April 2024, which featured the actress and producer starring in her own  PrettyLittleThing campaign and sharing exclusive content across her Instagram and TikTok channels.

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This hotly anticipated edit is available in sizes from US 00 to US 10. Martin’s designs are perfect for luxe summer looks, and feature a range of colors and patterns from fresh whites and creams to vibrant oranges and reds, as well as animal prints.

Hit the flip for more about the line and more looks on Marsai.

Travis Scott is facing charges of trespassing after a warning and disorderly intoxication after an early morning arrest Thursday in Miami according to Miami Local10 News.

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According to Scott’s arrest report, the 33-year-old was taken into custody at 1:17 a.m. at the Miami Beach Marina after officers responded to a 911 call reporting a disturbance onboard a yacht at Dock D.

A caller told the 911 dispatcher that three people were fighting on the yacht and when officers arrived they reportedly found Scott standing by the dock, yelling at people aboard the yacht. When officers asked Scott to have a seat, he initially complied, but then disregarded the officers’ commands and repeatedly stood back up. Officers also reported spelling the strong odor of alcohol on Scott’s breath. According the police report, officers spoke with the complainant who said he did not want to press charges, but wanted Scott off the ship. A sergeant at the scene warned Scott he needed to leave the dock or be arrested, but according to the report Scott started walking away toward the boardwalk but then began walking backwards, yelling obscenities at people onboard the yacht.

When Scott approached a vehicle that awaited him, he ordered one of his security guards out of the vehicle and reportedly told officers, “If he gets in the vehicle, he’s gonna catch a fade.” At that point, the report states that Scott did leave the area, however he returned about five minutes later and began approaching the yacht again on foot. The police report says Scott disregarded officers’ commands not to go back to the yacht he was taken into custody.

“Once the defendant began speaking to Sergeant Lemus, the defendant began yelling once again becoming erratic disturbing the peace of the occupants of the marina and nearby residential buildings causing a public disturbance,” the report stated. “The defendant also disregarded officers(’) warnings to not return to the Miami Beach Marina.”

Police say when Scott was taken into custody he admitted he had been drinking alcohol, reportedly saying, “It’s Miami.”

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According to jail records, Scott, whose real name is Jacques Bermon Webster, was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center at 4:35 a.m. on charges of trespassing after a warning and disorderly intoxication.

Scott submitted a $650 bond and was released from jail hours later.

Scott’s attorney, Bradford Cohen, released a statement saying:

“Mr. Scott was briefly detained due to a misunderstanding. There was absolutely no physical altercation involved, and we thank the authorities for working with us towards a swift and amicable resolution.”

Scott laughed about the incident on the X platform after bonding out, posting “Lol” to his account.

In a later message on X he posted, “6 days to circus Maximus tour. For the record I’m going. Ham.”

Scott’s Instagram story today also featured a mugshot, edited to make him appear to be wearing sunglasses and wearing headphones.

The news was first reported by talk show host Andy Slater.

Earlier this week, we reported the story of Demonterrio Gibson, the Black FedEx delivery driver who was allegedly chased around a neighborhood in Brookhaven, Mississippi, by a white father and son duo, Gregory and Brandon Case, one of whom reportedly fired shots into his van because he refused to stop for, well, white men who were chasing and pointing a shotgun at him. (Imagine that, amirite?)

According to the New York Post, Gibson’s attorney Carlos E. Moore is comparing the incident to the lynching of Ahmaud Arbery by Gregory and Travis McMichael and William “Roddie” Bryan, and while Gibson survived his attack, unlike Arbery, Moore’s assessment isn’t wrong.

“These people tried to be copycats, and that’s why we need full justice, not Mississippi justice,” Moore said. “This man went to work, and they attacked him like he was a wild animal.”

He also reiterated that it was “clearly a copycat crime,” in reference to what the whitey-Willie-lynch mob did to Arbery in Georgia.

Again, he isn’t wrong. Let’s just look at all the parallels in the two cases based on what Gibson reported happened.

In both incidents, a Black 20-something-year-old was minding his own business when a redneck wannabe Batman and Robin duo decided it was on them to take the law into their own hands.

In both incidents, white men in a pickup truck chased a Black man around a neighborhood for several minutes at least and also tried to corner him and block him from leaving.

In both incidents, local authorities failed to take the crime seriously, resulting in a delay of the suspects’ arrests.

In both incidents, a Black man was characterized as the trouble-maker and not the victim.

In both incidents, the son did the shooting.

And in both incidents, the father’s name is Gregory. (I know that last one is not really relevant, but it’s still weird.)

Meanwhile, the Mississippi Free Press reported that FedEx has reinstated pay for Gibson after the 24-year-old said he was instructed to return to the scene where he was almost shot to death and finish his route, which he declined to do resulting in him being placed on unpaid leave.

Can you imagine telling your boss that, while you were working, you just barely escaped with your life after being shot at, only to have your boss respond, “Whaaaaaah? That’s wild—but I’ma need you to go back there and finish these deliveries, bruh.”

“They put him back on the same route the next day, he rode for two days, it was too much on him, he couldn’t bear it, and then they sent him home—get this—without pay,” Moore said. “He’s at home without pay on unpaid leave because he could not handle the stress of going on that same route.

“They have voluntarily offered to pay for his counseling, which is a step in the right direction, but he also has to live,” he continued. “They should immediately institute a paycheck for this man. He’s gone without a paycheck for over a week now, and they need to do the right thing by him.”

And apparently, that’s exactly what happened as Moore announced in a Facebook post that “FedEx has finally checked on D’Monterrio Gibson and has reinstated his pay retroactive to January 31st.”

According to CNN, FedEx said in a statement that the company “takes situations of this nature very seriously,” that the company was “shocked by this criminal act against our team member, D’Monterrio Gibson” and that the “safety of our team members is our top priority, and we remain focused on his wellbeing.”

Sounds like a generic statement given by any corporation that ends up in the news for something like this, only this statement completely ignores the allegation that someone running one of its branches demonstrated the exact opposite of what the statement claims.

Either somebody’s lying, or somebody’s going to be receiving a pink slip very soon.

I guess we’ll see.