Having already secured two patents, g.eN is currently in the crowdfunding stage, having already surpassed its goal almost four times over,. You can order it at a discounted price of 31,042 yen ($199). That’s not too shabby! Finally we’ll be able to brush our teeth the way our dentist always tells us to, but we never manage to. Check out the demo video above. Thoughts?
Indie bottler Milroy’s of Soho has released a new dram titled For the Dolls, with 100 per cent of its profits going to the trans charity Not A Phase. The bottling launches on Wednesday, 19 November, with the goal of raising vital funds while shining a light on the challenges transgender people currently face in the UK.
The whisky was created in collaboration with freelance whisky writer Kristiane Westray, who partnered with the 60-year-old bottler to bring For the Dolls to life. Westray explains that the campaign responds directly to the impact of the recent UK Supreme Court ruling, which determined that the definition of “woman” within the 2010 Equality Act refers strictly to “biological sex”.
“Like many at that time, I looked at what I could do to practically support the trans+ community around me,” Westray said. “I approached Milroy’s of Soho about arranging a bottling and I’m delighted that they’ve offered so much support.”
Distilled in 2012 and priced at £55 ($72), the 13-year-old single malt delivers a complex profile: notes of pear, blackberry, lemon strudel, and rhubarb and custard, layered with hints of lemon meringue, orange oil, green apple, pecan, and dried floral.
Billie talking to billionaires about donating money for causes during her speech at the @WSJ Innovator Awards tonight in New York! 💙 pic.twitter.com/GY5aUQRIdU
— Billie Eilish Tours (@billieeilishtrs) October 30, 2025
Billie spoke to the billionaires about donating money for causes during her speech at the WSJ Innovator Awards and she put her money where her mouth is by donating $11.5 million from her latest tour to combat food insecurity and climate change.
Billie said the people in the room should donate their money and pointed out that the people in the room have a lot more money than she does. She then questioned why billionaires even exist. Check out her speech above! BRAVO to our queer sister. So much respect for you.
Doechii calls out Donald Trump and ICE while accepting her trophy at the #BETAwards in Los Angeles pic.twitter.com/fTGyJ9nbAj
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) June 10, 2025
“There are ruthless attacks that are creating fear and chaos in our communities in the name of law and order,” she said. “Trump is using military forces to stop a protest, and I want y’all to consider what kind of government it appears to be when every time we exercise our democratic right to protest, the military is deployed against us.”
Good for Doechii. We need more artists like this who use their platform to demand justice, fair human rights, empathy and legal process for their fellow human!
Luigi is the inspiration behind a musical comedy coming to the Taylor Street Theatre in San Francisco, and the play’s entire run is already sold out. DUH! We would sell our hair on Temu for a ticket to this! Are you kidding me!?
The musical’s official synopsis says the production is “A wildly irreverent, razor-sharp comedy that imagines the true story of Luigi Mangione, the alleged corporate assassin turned accidental folk hero … Luigi navigates friendship, justice, and the absurdity of viral fame.”
Do any of our readers have tickets?
“My parents always said… you are who you hang out with.”
Sheryl Crow put her money where her mouth is and sold her Tesla, hoping to set an example for others not to support M*sk and Tr*mp. She donated the earnings to NPR which is currently under threat. Kacey Musgraves showed her support in the comments.
Check out the full video of Sheryl saying BUHBYE after the jump!
Former WWE wrestler, Gabbi Tuft (previously known for performing as wrestler Tyler Reks), who transitioned in her mid 30s chats with Spotsnet’s Donnovan Bennett.
Gabbi hopes to show others that no matter your surroundings, how people think they know you, your story before — that it’s never to late to be your true self — and make history. She hopes to help educate people along the way. HAPPY PRIDE!
Check out her interview after the jump!