Kim Kardashian may not be ready to get back in the dating scene, but her kids want her to be!

The SKIMS founder stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where she revealed that she’s not currently dating anyone — much to her four children’s dismay. “It’s so funny because my kids try to set me up. Like, they’re ready now but I’m not. They’re so particular. They come home and make lists.”

Kardashian shares 11-year-old North, eight-year-old Saint, six-year-old Chicago and five-year-old Psalm with her ex-husband Kanye West. The reality TV superstar revealed that Saint, who’s a major sports fan, wants her to date a basketball player or soccer player. “I’m like, ‘If you only knew,’” she joked.

Ultimately, Kardashian said she tells her kids: “‘Guys, [dating] just isn’t what I want right now.’”

Kardashian filed for divorce from West in February 2021 after six years of marriage, and had a brief romance with comedian Pete Davidson in 2022. Before her relationship with West, the star was romantically linked to multiple athletes, including football running back Reggie Bush, Dallas Cowboys’ wide receiver Miles Austin and basketball player Kris Humphries, whom she was married to for just 72 days. Most recently, in fall 2023, Kardashian was rumored to be dating Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., though they never confirmed their relationship to the public.

Watch her full interview with Fallon below.

Just days after Lauryn Hill abruptly cancelled the highly anticipated Fugees reunion tour, band member Pras Michel has taken aim at his former bandmate with a scathing diss track.

The song, titled “Bar Mitzfa,” was teased on Pras’s Instagram Story before being exclusively released on TMZ, further fanning the flames of controversy within the iconic hip-hop group.

The Fugees’ reunion tour, which was set to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hill’s groundbreaking album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, was supposed to kick off on Friday, Aug. 9, in Tampa, Fla., and continue through major cities across the U.S. and Europe, concluding in Amsterdam on Oct. 22.

However, just days before the first show, Hill announced the tour’s cancellation, citing “sensationalism” by the media over past cancellations as a reason for low ticket sales.

In “Bar Mitzfa,” Pras doesn’t mince words. He directly blames Hill for the tour’s failure, rapping, “No one will remember: click bait beefs, how many Gucci bags you owned, bogus excuses. People will remember: How you made them feel, if you kept your word, if they could count on you, if you come on Time!!!”

The track, which is now exclusively on TMZ, also touches on Pras’s own legal struggles.

Last year, Pras was found guilty in a political money laundering conspiracy, a high-profile case that has marred his public image. In the track, he references this ordeal, rapping, “Obama’s name in the discoveries had to plead the fifth!”

The Miseducation Anniversary Tour was set to kick off on Friday (Aug. 9) in Tampa, Fla., and stretch throughout the next few months, wrapping up on Oct. 22 at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. The tour, which was scheduled to reunite Hill with The Fugees to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Billboard 200 No. 1 album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, was also to feature music from The Fugees’ No. 1 album The Score, with Hill’s son YG Marley as the support act.

The 21-date trek was previously postponed in November after Hill revealed that she was struggling with vocal issues.

“As many of you may know, I’ve been battling serious vocal strain for the past month. I made it through each show by taking prescribed prednisone, but this can be detrimental to the body when taken in large amounts over long periods of time,” she wrote on Instagram at the time. “In order to prevent any long term negative affect on my voice and my body, I need to take time off to allow for real vocal recovery so that I can discontinue the medication completely.”

BRISBANE, Australia — Bluesfest Byron Bay will wave bye-bye after its 2025 edition.

The event is an institution on the Australian festivals calendar, staging performances from the likes of Bob Dylan, BB King, Paul Simon, John Mayer, Mary J Blige, and Kendrick Lamar, plus homegrown stars Cold Chisel, Midnight Oil and Crowded House, across its 35-year history.

Its place and time is unique, presented each year over the Easter long weekend, the final fest of the warmer months, doing so from its home of Byron Bay, the picturesque beach town that sits on the most easterly point of Australia.

“To my Dear Bluesfest Family, and after more than 50 years in the music business, Bluesfest has been a labour of love, a celebration of music, community, and the resilient spirit of our fans,” writes Peter Noble, Bluesfest festival director.

After the 2025 fest, “as much as it pains me to say this, it’s time to close this chapter,” he continues.” Next year’s festival is “definitely” happening, “but it will be our last.”

Bluesfest is one of the most-popular, and longest-running, multi-day shows of its kind in Australia. Its organizers boast a swag of awards, including multiple Helpmann and Pollstar trophies.

History apparently means little in a marketplace where the cost-of-living crisis, changing ticket-buying behavior and a slew of factors are crushing the wider festivals business.

This year alone has seen a remarkable lineup of casualties, including Splendour In The Grass, Groovin The Moo, Spilt Milk, Caloundra Music Festival, Harvest Rock and others.

No brand is immune.

During its heyday, Bluesfest averaged 85,000 attendees. That figure swelled to 102,000 in 2022, when live music returned from the lockdown years. The most recent event, however, counted fewer than 65,000 attendees.

When Bluesfest collected the best festival award at Variety Australia’s Live Biz Breakfast in June, Noble, speaking from the podium, delivered a rallying cry for festival organizers in these particularly tough times.

“We’ve really got to be as one as an industry. We need to speak to government,” he remarked. “We need to say this is the time you support our industry because we are facing an extinction event and that event can be looked at during the times of COVID, government delivered a lot of funding…come on government. Give us a hand up, we don’t want a handout. We can get through this because our industry is worth it.”

The final edition of Bluesfest will be a four-day event, from April 17 to 20, 2025, on the 300-acre Byron Events Farm, about 7 miles north of Byron Bay.

The first artist announcement for Bluesfest 2025 will be made next week. “This final edition is not just the end of an era,” reads a statement, “it’s a celebration of everything that Bluesfest has stood for over the past 35 plus years – music, community, and unforgettable experiences.”

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And don’t be surprised if this bag becomes your bestie. As one shopper wrote, “This bag is my whole personality at this point.”

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Quilted bags are one of my favorite trends for travel. Right now, my go-to travel bag is Rare Beauty’s Puffy Traveler Tote (and puffy makeup bag), but Free People’s Quilted Carryall is a good option for day-to-day use.

Need more options? COS has a wide selection of quilted bags, but for fashionistas on a tighter budget, Amazon has a Quilted Carryall dupe for $35, Walmart has a puffer tote on sale for $11.99 and Target’s Everywhere Tote retails for just $35.

For more shopping recommendations, see our picks for the best tote bags and for smaller bags, check out the Coach Payton Hobo Bag and Lululemon’s viral $68 purse.

Talk about setting fire to the rain! Adele’s month-long series of concerts at Munich’s 80,000-capacity outdoor arena, Messe München, was affected by torrential downpour on Wednesday night (Aug. 14).

However, the “Rolling in the Deep” superstar didn’t let the rain deter her from putting on a stellar performance, as seen in viral fan footage in which Adele performs her 30 hit, “Oh My God,” as rain dramatically pours around her.

“If it stops raining when I do ‘Set Fire to the Rain,’ I’m going to be f—ing furious,” Adele joked with fans at one point in the show.

It’s been an exciting sequence of shows for Adele in the German city, revealing last week that she’s engaged to sports agent Rich Paul after three years of dating. The 16-time Grammy winner appeared to read aloud a fan’s sign that said, “Will you marry me?”

“I can’t marry you,” she replied, holding up her left hand to indicate a ring on her finger as the crowd cheered. “‘Cause I’m already getting married.”

The couple first started dating in 2021, with the businessman revealing in a New Yorker profile that he had been “hanging out” with “a major pop star.” They made their first public outing together two months later at game 5 of the NBA Finals in Phoenix.

Adele’s 10-night stand in Munich concludes Aug. 31. See a full recap of the opening night here. The singer’s Weekends With Adele residency at Las Vegas’ Colosseum at Caesars Palace picks back up in October.