The masked metal band have teamed up with Rock N’ Roll Colouring, who’ve previously made colouring books for Iron Maiden, Motörhead, Cannibal Corpse and others

The FBI issued a public service announcement (PSA) warning about a new variation of "virtual kidnapping" scams where criminals use artificial intelligence (AI) to alter publicly available photos, often from social media, as fake "proof-of-life" evidence to extort ransoms from victims.

Congress should be voting on MAGA priorities every day and force Democrats to expose themselves on the record. “One of the frustrations with the Congress is, what have they done since August till now? They really haven’t done anything, right? And it’s like, if I were, I’d be like, every day coming out with something […] The post Gov. DeSantis: The GOP Should Be Passing MAGA Bills Every Day appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The House Committee on Homeland Security has asked Google and Apple to detail what steps they are taking to remove mobile applications that allow users to track federal immigration officers. In letters sent on Friday to Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Apple head Tim Cook, committee leaders singled out ICEBlock, an app previously used to monitor U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, saying apps hosted on their app stores risk “jeopardizing the safety of DHS personnel.” Lawmakers requested a briefing by December 12. The letters urged Google and Apple to ensure these apps cannot be used to target officers or obstruct lawful immigration enforcement. The committee noted that while free speech is protected, it does not extend to advocacy that incites imminent lawless action, referencing a landmark Supreme Court ruling. Google and Apple did not respond to Reuters’ requests for comment. 50% off DailyWire+ annual memberships will not return for another year, so don’t miss this deal! Join now at DailyWire.com/cyberweek. The letters follow concerns that these tools allow users to anonymously report and track the movements of federal agents, including those from ICE and Customs and Border Protection. In October, Google said that ICEBlock was never available on Google’s Play Store and added it had removed similar apps due to policy violations. Apple also removed ICEBlock and other tracking apps from its App Store at the time. Attorney General Pam Bondi said the apps “put ICE agents at risk just for doing their jobs,” while Apple cited violations of its policies against content that could harm individuals or groups. The removals followed a surge in downloads of ICEBlock, which had more than a million users before being pulled. (Reporting by Kritika Lamba in Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona)

One of our favorite parts of The Kelly Clarkson Show is when she grabs the mic and sings for her guests. If Kelly gets a hold of your song and gives it the Kellyoke treatment, you know you’ve made it. Kelly is one of those artists who can sing just about every genre, and she does it well. She recently took on Ella Langley’s Weren’t for the Wind and fans went wild. Remember, Kelly Clarkson is a Texas girl at heart, so letting her country side shine is about as natural as it can be. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Kelly Clarkson Show (@kellyclarksonshow) When Kelly Clarkson Sings Kellyoke, We All Listen Kellyoke is one of those segments that gets Kelly Clarkson fans excited, but it can also feel like a curse for the original artist. Kelly’s voice is like no one else in the business, and we’re sure that could be intimidating to an up-and-coming artist like Ella. But as soon as she realized Kelly Clarkson sang her song for Kellyoke, Ella made sure to hit the comment section on Instagram. “Insane!!!” Ella wrote with two mind-blowing emojis. Others felt the same way. “Ella, what an honor to have @kellyclarksonshow show your song, Weren’t for the Wind, some #kellyoke LVE!” A fan commented. “Come onnn just out here killin songs,” another fan wrote. Others pointed out that when Kelly Clarkson does Kellyoke, she gives every song its own special touch. “Kelly’s tone hits differently. Her storytelling skills are out of this world, imo,” a fan wrote. Kells is tapping into that Fort Worth, Mel Daniel’s ‘Baby’s Got Her Blue Jeans On’ vibe and I’m here for the ride,” another person cheered. This fan had a great idea. “Can we at least get a duet album from you singing covers with the artists?” They asked. This story’s featured image can be found here.

British pop artist Jessie J learned she had breast cancer in March 2025. The news scared the 37-year-old mother who had big plans before cancer showed up. She opened up with Good Morning America about her diagnosis and her connection to Kate Middleton. Jessie J and Kate Middleton Met at the Royal Variety Performance in London on Nov. 19 Jessie J told ABC News Foreign Correspondent Maggie Rulli she and Kate Middleton connected as moms. “She just said, ‘Thank you, I know you’ve gone through a tough time.’ I said, ‘I know you have too.’ I just said, ‘I want to acknowledge that, mum to mum, cancer survivor to cancer survivor. I see you, and I feel you. Can I give you a hug?’ She said, ‘Of course you can,’ ” Jessie said. Jessie J Apparently Wasn’t Supposed to Hug Kate Middleton During an appearance on This Morning, Jessie J said she was told not to hug Kate Middleton. “I was briefed not to, but, I just saw a mom that has also gone through cancer publicly, and I just wanted to give her a hug,” she explained. “It was as simple as that. I didn’t see her as the Princess of Wales, I mean obviously I did, and I was respectful…I said to her, ‘Can I give you a hug?’ and she received it.” Fans loved seeing Jessi J and Kate Middleton hug. “That hug meant just as much to The Princess as it did for Jessie, two strong women, both mothers, both affected by an awful disease comforting each other,” one wrote. “What a beautiful woman. Loved that hug, you can see the PoW ‘felt’ it – her eyes were closed. These are women to look up to and into,” another person agreed. While it may have broken protocol, there’s no doubt Kate Middleton felt the love in Jessi J’s hug. This story’s featured image is by Jonathan Buckmaster-WPA Pool/Getty Images.