Why is the SoundCloud icon black now instead of orange? The internet is reacting poorly to the color change for the familiar icon. The many apps and streaming services we use today absolutely do not look the same as when we first started using them in the first place. From their earliest days of launch to becoming widely-used staples of people's social media consumption, many of our favorite apps have adopted new looks or a minimalist aesthetic in order to appear edgier and more appealing to certain audiences.

UPDATE 9/7/23 10:47 p.m. ET Bryan addressed his arrest via social media.  “Today I had an incident with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Emotions got the best of me and I was out of line in the things I said,” Bryan claimed via X (formally known as Twitter). “I support law enforcement as much as anyone can, I was just frustrated in the moment, it was unlike me and I apologize. They brought me to jail, and there is a mug shot of me floating around.

Just a day after ViacomCBS released a statement explaining why they are cutting ties with Nick Cannon, the media mogul is giving his side of the story. Nick’s recount of what happened sounds quite different and although he accepts their decision he has a few demands. In case you haven’t heard, the comedian made anti-Semitic comments when he referred to Black people being the ‘true Hebrews.’ While making his point, he explained made comments that referred to Jews as ‘animals’ and ‘savages.

Right up there with the whole starving artist stereotype is the drunk artist stereotype. Depictions of creative types getting tanked abound in the popular imagination. Whether it's Jackson Pollock splattering with a cig and a brew or Charles Bukowski getting into bar fights, artists and writers are known for their penchant for alcohol. Perhaps no writer in the last 200 years of literature said it better than Charles Baudelaire, who wrote: "

Meet Archie Williams, the wrongly convicted singer who stunned the audience and judges when he performed on "Americas' Got Talent." For Archie Williams, the dream of performing on the famous "America's Got Talent" stage, seemed further away than for most people. You see, Archie was serving a life sentence of 80 years without the possibility of parole or probation, all for a crime he did not commit. AMERICA'S GOT TALENT -- "