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ILLIT's current favorite artists from their recent "React" interview 🎧 🐰 Tinashe 🐆 NIKI 🐿️ Ariana Grande 🐢 Tate Mcrae THEIR TASTEEE
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![One of my most vivid memories is sitting inside Rasta’s barbering shop watching advertising cycle. I was in love with [redacted] and the whole neighbourhood had their eyes on us JSS kids so we don’t go wayward. We couldn’t really find time away from prying eyes so this kiosk was the only place we could sit next to each other without raising eyebrows. Cinderella had just come out and the lyrics reflected exactly how I felt so every time it came on the screen, me and [redacted] would find an opportunity to lock lips when no one was looking. I wonder what [redacted] will say if she puts on her TV and sees me on a song with Ofori Amponsah … this is the biggest honour of my music life so far and I had to share it with one of my current favorite artists ARATHEJAY. This is more than a song, it’s a connection between three generations of genius. 🍻 Tontonte ft. AraTheJay & Ofori Amponsah will be out on Tuesday (23-09-2025) Pre-Save Here: PS: HIGHLIFE lives ON will pick his winners today. Good luck.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1968601149344260234/amplify_video_thumb/1968601060659884032/img/fRnURH6UhJoZt_XO.jpg)
![Trump needs to be 'stopped' before he seizes news outlets and sells them to cronies, fired ABC journalist says | Kristine Parks, Fox News Terry Moran drew parallels between US media landscape under Trump and authoritarian countries like Russia Former ABC News correspondent Terry Moran worried Tuesday that the U.S. will soon lose its free press if President Donald Trump is not "stopped." Moran, who was fired in June from the network where he worked for almost 28 years after posting a scathing social media rant against Trump and White House aide Stephen Miller, discussed the state of the media with former MSNBC host Chris Matthews on Substack. Lamenting the recent CBS/Paramount settlement with Trump, and other media shakeups, Matthews worried about the implications of media outlets caving to the president’s demands. "Is this going to keep going?" Matthews asked. "Or is he going to keep going from network to network, to newspaper to newspaper?… Are they willing to be what they’ve been or are they just going to keep groveling?" Moran made a bold prediction that there will be no independent news in the U.S. because media organizations will have their power stripped from them by the current administration. "I think they’re going to, at some point, get rid of the news divisions, is my prediction," he told Matthews. "It will either be stripped from them—look, unless Trump is stopped, there’s a playbook here. You see it in all the authoritarian countries." "[Viktor] Orban did it, [Vladimir] Putin did it in Russia and the Law and Justice Party in Poland — they stripped the media, the news operations away from independent corporations that will stand up and they sell them to their cronies," he continued. Moran then brought up the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) investigating ABC News over debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis's fact-checking of Trump during the 2024 presidential debate that he said favored his opponent, former Vice President Kamala Harris. "Muir did nothing wrong, but because, you know, the law that governs these news operations and networks is that they have to operate in the public interest as defined by the Trump administration," he warned. "At some point, they will find a reason to strip the ownership of these things from the corporations that now own them and sell them to their cronies, unless someone stops them." The White House did not immediately return Fox News Digital's request for comment. Shortly after leaving ABC, Moran said that it was not a journalist's job to be "objective." "My own feeling is that you don't sacrifice your citizenship as a journalist. Your job is not to be objective," he told The Bulwark's Tim Miller in a Substack interview in June. Read more:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1949082499088556113/amplify_video_thumb/1949082408776773632/img/iTRmYqxV4rVAw8Bt.jpg)
![[trans] Donation 🤍 🎤: Recently, there was news about you making merit and donating around 1.5 million Baht? 🐰: Yes. Actually, it's a temple that I've had the opportunity to visit for a long time. I previously told the Abbot that if there was ever an opportunity to donate toward building a hospital, he should let me know. I felt like I hadn't made merit to the fullest on my birthday yet, so I took this as my opportunity to do so this year. 🎤: Why did you specifically choose to support physical therapy? 🐰: Well, that hospital is newly built and they've been constructing several buildings from inpatient to outpatient departments. Right now, they have reached the phase where they want to build a dedicated physical therapy building. The timing was perfect, so I felt like I wanted to contribute. 🎤: Did you receive information showing that they are really in short supply and in urgent need? 🐰: Yes. My family had a trip planned to Chiang Mai anyway, so I asked them to take some photos of the site to see what the actual situation was like and if they were really building it. I wanted to be absolutely sure before making the donation. We studied it carefully first, and since everything was genuine, we went ahead with the donation. 🎤: Have you had the chance to visit the location yourself yet? 🐰: Not yet. I am currently looking for an opportunity to go visit. 🎤: How did the doctors, nurses, and hospital staff react when you made the donation? 🐰: They were very glad and thanked us so much. They had actually been fundraising for quite a long time because the hospital is located very far from the city center. We felt it was a great window of opportunity for us to help out. They are building it one structure at a time because the area initially had nothing. They are slowly constructing each building and gradually renovating the older, heavily worn-out facilities. 🎤: So physical therapy is highly important and sorely needed over there? 🐰: Yes, it is necessary. The current building space isn't that large and it's quite compact. Having a separate building specifically for physical therapy allows the other areas of the hospital to be utilized to their maximum benefit. 🎤: How does it feel to be so fulfilled with merit and happiness as a giver? 🐰: It is incredibly fulfilling and heartwarming. But our main goal is simply to help people. Knowing that the location is quite remote and being able to play a small part in helping them makes me very happy. 🎤: "Handsome and kind, handsome and generous", do you still hold on to this title? Are you keeping it? 🐰: I don't really look at it as a title. Both my family and I genuinely love making merit. Whenever there is an opportunity, we always do it regularly. 🎤: Do you have plans to help other remote or high-need areas if they request assistance? 🐰: Not at the moment, but if an opportunity arises, I am always ready to help. I want to help. 🎤: Win, when you want to donate to a cause, how do you filter or screen them? Since so many places are in need, and sometimes there are people with hidden agendas or scams. 🐰: I prefer donating to something tangible. For example, if we are helping to build something, I want to see that it's actually being built and see that previous donations have turned into physical progress. It gives me confidence, and I can trust that the money we contribute will truly yield the maximum benefit.🤍 WIN VERTUO WORLD #NESPRESSOXWIN #winmetawin #Nespresso #VertuoWorld #PresstoExplore Winmetawin](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2077359945406943605/amplify_video_thumb/2077359728234274816/img/XFyJ1_Vr3Tbgg4G3.jpg)