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If you’re looking for stylish sunglasses to complete your outfit, Shenseea has plenty of great options for you. Teaming up with Glasses USA, the Jamaican pop star has curated a selection of sunglasses and optical frames that fit her trendsetting personal style. From vibrant picks like the Muse Link shades to a more classic design in the Amelia E. Waverley frame, there are a variety of designs and styles to shop that’ll help level up your summer aesthetic.

Blending personal style with star power, this collaboration brings Shenseea’s sparkle to life through each frame. “For me, style is all about having fun and keeping it real,” says Shenseea in a statement. “This collection with GlassesUSA.com is about wearing what makes you feel good and confident – just being yourself.”

The collection includes oversized silhouettes, sleek cat-eyes, tinted lenses, and glossy finishes designed to move seamlessly from day to night. Whether you’re heading to a rooftop party, a festival, or simply grabbing coffee with friends, these frames are made to add a burst of personality to any look.

“Shenseea’s style is about confidence and energy,” said Arie Tom, CMO of GlassesUSA.com in the press release. “We wanted this collection to feel like her music- fresh, vibrant, and impossible to ignore. These frames are a reflection of who you are. Like Shenseea says, we took it to the max- bold designs, interesting details, and held nothing back.”

The Shenseea x GlassesUSA.com collection is now available exclusively at GlassesUSA.com, and feature many sunglasses on sale up to 60% off right now. Shop Shenseea’s picks below.

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Megan Thee Stallion is and has always been an anime fan.

From whipping up creative cosplays of characters such as Satoru Gojo and Bruno Bucciarati, to bingeing the best of the best series out right now, Megan has been very vocal about her love of the Japanese animated genre over the years. The musician has even referenced some of her favorite anime series in some of her music videos and songs in tracks such as “Hiss” or “Otaku Hot Girl.”

As if all that wasn’t enough, in a 2020 interview with GQ, the rapper spoke on her love of anime in a video titled 10 Things Megan Thee Stallion Can’t Live Without. “I literally begin my day watching anime and I end my day watching anime,” the rapper began. “When I’m doing my makeup, I’ll have it playing in the background, and then before I go to sleep at night, it’s what I fall asleep to.”

To further prove her devotion to the genre during her GQ interview, Megan divulged some of her recent watches while showing off a manicure inspired by the anime Blue Exorcist.

If you’re interested in anime but don’t know where to start, why not take your cues from Megan? In honor of the “otaku hottie” herself, we’ve rounded up some of the rapper’s favorite anime series that you can stream right now on Hulu, Apple TV, Crunchyroll and Amazon’s Prime Video. We’re talking big names such as Attack on Titan and My Hero Academia, along with throwbacks including Hunter x Hunter and Inuyasha.

You know it, you love it, it’s My Hero Academia. If you don’t know about this anime, it was released in the U.S. back in 2018 and became a hit from the jump. The animated series is set in a world where everyone is given “quirks” when they’re born. Some of these people will use said quirks to become superheroes.

The story’s protagonist, Izuku Midoriya, aspires to be a hero too, but here’s the catch: He doesn’t have a quirk. You can stream this anime on Hulu, Apple TV, and Prime Video, all with a subscription. You can stream on Crunchyroll without a subscription, but you’ll have to watch ads. The show currently has seven seasons and is ongoing. The last season, season eight, is set to release in October. The anime can be streamed English-dubbed or with English subtitles.

Megan has shared her love for the series a number of times. Back in 2019, the musician graced the cover of Paper Magazine cosplaying Todoroki, a character with a fire and ice quirk, from the series. Then in 2022, Megan shared another cosplay on her Instagram, this time of Mirko, whose quirk grants her the physical attributes and abilities of a rabbit.

Attack on Titan is another widely beloved anime that took the U.S. by storm with its launch in 2014. The series has four seasons that can be streamed on Hulu, Prime Video and Apple TV with a subscription. You can stream on Crunchyroll without a subscription, but you’ll have to watch ads. Lucky for late adopters, the show ended back in 2023, so you can stream the show in its entirety right now. The anime can be streamed with English subtitles and an English dub.

The show is set in an apocalyptic world where humans are forced to live in walled-off cities to protect them from human-eating Titans. The anime centers around Eren Yeager, who vows to take down the Titans after one destroys his home and kills his mother. Megan showed her love for the series in her 2024 track “Wanna Be” with GloRilla by referencing the show’s Female Titan.

Hunter x Hunter is a classic anime. The series was released in 2011 and features six seasons. The series aired until 2014. The 1998 manga that the anime was based on is still ongoing as of 2024. You can stream the 2011 anime adaptation on Apple TV and Hulu with a subscription. You can stream on Crunchyroll without a subscription, but you’ll have to watch ads.

Quickly summarizing the story is borderline impossible. However, to put it simply, the anime is all about Hunters. These Hunters are licensed members of society who get licensed by passing the rigorous Hunter’s Examination. The anime’s protagonist Gon Freecss dreams of becoming a Hunter like his estranged father. The “Mamushi” rapper has openly spoken about her polarizing love of villain Hisoka, a character that is widely disliked in the fandom. Despite this, Megan rides for him.

Jujutsu Kaisen exploded onto the anime scene back in 2020, garnering widespread love for its unique animation style and striking cast of characters. The show is based on a manga of the same name by Gege Akutami that began serialization in 2018. As of now, there are two available seasons that you can stream on Prime Video, Apple TV and Hulu in English dubbed or with English subtitles. You can stream on Crunchyroll without a subscription, but you’ll have to watch ads.

The third season is set to release in 2026. The show centers around Yuji Itadori, a high schooler who swallows a cursed object, a finger from the dangerous sorcerer Ryomen Sukuna, giving him access to powers. Yuji has to find a way to control Sukuna and free himself from the curse he’s under through an excoriation while training to become a Jujutsu sorcerer.

Megan’s track “Otaku Hot Girl” on her 2024 album MEGAN features a sample from the Jujutsu Kaisen soundtrack along with a voice line from voice actor Adam McAurthur, who plays Yuji in the anime’s English dub. Also in 2024, Megan posted a cosplay of one of the anime’s main characters, Satoru Gojo, to her Instagram.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is extremely popular, and it’s easy to see why. The story is beyond wacky and engaging, while the art and animation styles are unlike anything the anime world has seen before. The anime is still ongoing and was released back in 2012 and is based on a manga of the same name by Hirohiko Araki.

You can stream JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure right now in English dubbed or with English subtitles via Apple TV, Prime Video and Hulu with a subscription. You can stream on Crunchyroll without a subscription, but you’ll have to watch ads. As of 2025, there are six seasons of the anime available. The seventh season, titled “Steel Ball Run,” is currently in production. Both the anime and manga are situated into parts, like an anthology, with different characters and plots that all interlock in one way or another.

The key unifier in every story is the Joestar bloodline stemming from the series’ first-ever protagonist, Jonathan Joestar. Every main character is a part of the Joestar lineage, signified by a star-shaped birthmark. Although the plot is much too complicated to explain properly, all you need to know is that all the characters in the series have powers of some kind, whether that be with fighting ghosts called Stands, featured in the later seasons, or through a fighting technique called Hamon in the first two seasons.

As for Megan’s love of the anime, well, it goes pretty deep. While in attendance at the Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024, the rapper paid homage to one of the series’ main characters, Bruno Bucciarati, by cosplaying as the character on the red carpet. Megan has also cosplayed Jolyne Cujoh and Trish Una from the series.

Inuyasha might be one of the oldest entries on this list, but it’s still just as popular as the rest. The anime first aired back in the 2000s and ran until 2004. The series is comprised of seven seasons that can be streamed in English dubbed or with English subtitles on Hulu and Prime Video with a subscription. You can stream on Crunchyroll without a subscription, but you’ll have to watch ads.

The anime centers around Kagome Higurashi, a modern-day schoolgirl who is transported back in time to feudal Japan. Kagome discovers that she is the reincarnation of the priestess Kikyo and accidentally summons a half-demon named Inuyasha. The pair then embarks on a journey to find the scattered fragments of the Shikon Jewel, which is a powerful jewel that can grant immense power.

In an interview with Polygon back in 2024, Megan spoke about the definitive “hot girl” in anime. Her answer? Inuyasha’s main protagonist Kagome. “She got all the boys fighting over her; she’s running around with her jewelry around her neck trying to put it all back together, and she just always comes out on top,” Megan told Polygon. “Also, she has good hair. That’s important.”

Welcome to the Music Industry (Taylor’s Version). On Monday (Aug. 25), Rachel Platten announced that she’s taking a page out of Taylor Swift‘s book by re-recording some of her biggest hits — including 2015’s Billboard Hot 100 smash “Fight Song” — in an effort to reclaim her voice, just like the pop superstar did.

Sharing her new project’s black-and-white cover art with the title Fight Song (Rachel’s Version), the New York native revealed in her caption that she will release a collection of new takes on a handful of her older songs on Sept. 26. The LP will also feature some live recordings, plus a “surprise from the vault” — much like Swift’s Taylor’s Version releases, each of which included previously unreleased “Vault” songs that had been scrapped from their respective albums’ original tracklists.

“As we celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Fight Song, I had no idea when I wrote these songs in moments of vulnerability that they would go on to change my life,” Platten wrote in her caption. “For a decade, they’ve lived out in the world, carrying their own weight. They’ve been parts of your moments of strength, doubt, and connection.”

“I’ve gone back to some of my originals, not to change them, but to reclaim them,” she continued. “This is about more than just new versions of old songs; the new Rachel’s Versions are infused with the voice I have now, the wisdom I’ve gained, and the undeniable pride of owning my own masters. I’m grateful to @TaylorSwift for bringing this conversation to light and empowering artists to take back control over their work, their stories, and their futures.”

Released in 2015 via Columbia Records, “Fight Song” spent months climbing the charts before peaking at No. 6 on the Hot 100 that August. One person who was definitely a fan of the track just so happened to be Swift, who brought Platten out onstage with her to sing it for thousands of fans at a 1989 World Tour show in Philadelphia more than a decade ago.

“Fight Song” has since become one of the world’s best-known anthems for perseverance in the face of hardship, serving as Hillary Clinton’s campaign song the year after it was released. It would find a home in 2016 on Platten’s album Wildfire, which reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200.

And while Platten is just starting out on her journey to take back ownership of her life’s work, Swift recently reached the culmination of hers. In a move that wrapped up six-plus years of oftentimes tense negotiations between the 14-time Grammy winner, Scooter Braun and Shamrock Capital — during which time she re-recorded four of her first six albums, bringing discussions about artist rights and fair recording contracts into the general public’s consciousness — Swift was finally able to purchase the rights to her back catalog earlier this year.

“To say this is my greatest dream come true is actually being pretty reserved about it,” Swift wrote in a letter on her website announcing the deal in May. “I’m extremely heartened by the conversations this saga has reignited within my industry among artists and fans. Every time a new artist tells me they negotiated to own their master recordings in their record contract because of this fight, I’m reminded of how important it was for all of this to happen.”

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It’s impossible to properly document the Kansas City Chiefs’ past two NFL seasons without mentioning Taylor Swift, whose presence at games amid her romance with tight end Travis Kelce has propelled the team to new levels of fame since 2023.

Luckily, ESPN’s new docuseries The Kingdom — which chronicles the Chiefs’ unsuccessful quest to win a third consecutive Super Bowl in 2024 — does just that. In an interview with People at the Sunday (Aug. 24) premiere of the six-part project, the team’s owner, Clark Hunt, confirmed that it definitely gives a “fun … little peek into Travis’ relationship with Taylor.”

“There were definitely some elements of that where there were some new things that we learned,” he continued on the red carpet. “We all lived the experience of having her join the Chief’s Kingdom a couple of years ago, and hearing the recounting of her coming to that first game, really from her perspective, I thought was really unique.”

The first game Swift ever attended was the Chiefs vs. Chicago Bears match-up in September 2023, an event that set the still-ongoing “Tayvis” mania into motion. The singer is now a fixture at Kansas City home games, often cheering on her boyfriend from a box suite at Arrowhead Stadium.

And while Swift was not present at the premiere of The Kingdom, Kelce and his parents, Donna and Ed, were. Also on the red carpet, the athlete’s father gushed that his son’s contagiously cheerful demeanor can be attributed to one person: “Taylor.”

“There’s no question about it,” Ed added at the event in Kansas City, noting that he thought Swift’s recent cameo on Travis and Jason Kelce’s New Heights podcast was “awesome.” “They’re two people obviously very much in love.”