In this week's Entertainment Newsletter, Prince William breaks from royal tradition, Bebe Rexha challenges the music industry, and Mark Wahlberg lives out a "guy's fantasy" on screen.
Prince William has put aside the traditional horse-drawn carriage for a more modern mode of transportation. The Duke of Cambridge was spotted cruising around Windsor Castle in a Range Rover, delighting onlookers.
Prince William Lets Loose, Bebe Rexha Takes on the Music Industry
In a departure from the customary royal procession, Prince William was seen driving himself around the castle grounds. Dressed in casual attire, he navigated the sprawling estate with ease, waving to well-wishers as he passed by.
Observers were surprised and amused by the prince's unconventional choice of vehicle. One onlooker remarked, "It's not every day you see a royal driving a Range Rover around Windsor Castle. It's quite a refreshing sight."
Prince William Lets Loose, Bebe Rexha Takes on the Music Industry
William's decision to forgo the traditional carriage ride is a sign of the changing times, as the younger generation of royals embraces a more casual and approachable style. It also highlights the prince's down-to-earth nature, contrasting with the formal and structured image often associated with the monarchy.
Bebe Rexha has lashed out at the music industry, accusing it of sexism and unfair treatment of female artists. The singer-songwriter threatened to "bring down" the industry if it doesn't address these issues.
Prince William Lets Loose, Bebe Rexha Takes on the Music Industry
In a series of tweets, Rexha expressed her frustration over the lack of support and recognition given to female musicians. She claimed that women are often dismissed and held to different standards than men in the industry.
"I'm tired of being treated like a second-class citizen in the music industry," Rexha wrote. "Women are just as talented and hardworking as men, but we constantly have to fight for our place at the table."
Prince William Lets Loose, Bebe Rexha Takes on the Music Industry
Rexha went on to threaten that she would "bring down" the industry if it didn't change its ways. "I'm not afraid of them," she wrote. "I'm going to make sure that they hear me. I'm going to make sure that they know that this is not okay anymore."
Rexha's outburst has sparked a wider conversation about gender inequality in the music industry. Many other female artists have come forward to share their own experiences of sexism and discrimination, expressing their support for Rexha's stance.
