Mar. 16, 2025
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Travis Barkeris speaking out after his underage daughter received direct messages from an adult member of the pop-rock band Echosmith.
Earlier this week, Barker’s 13-year-olddaughter Alabama(withex Shanna Moakler) sharedsince-deleted screenshots of Instagram direct messagesshe allegedly received from Graham Sierota, the 20-year-old Echosmith drummer.
The Blast published the alleged screenshots on Thursday. The earliest messages — including “By the way I’m Graham from echosmith and I think ur beautiful” — date back to 2016, when Alabama was 10 years old.
Mar. 16, 2025
Rob Greenfield.Photo: Rob Greenfield
Rob Greenfieldis all about extremes when it comes to letting people know how our actions are threatening the future of the planet.
The 35-year-old Wisconsin native has ridden a bamboo bike across the country with no money, lived in a 100 square foot, solar-powered “tiny house” he built out of repurposed material, and eaten food he grew and foraged himself to show people that living sustainably is doable.
Mar. 16, 2025
Rob Greenfield.Photo: Robin Greenfield/Sierra Ford Photography
Rob Greenfielddoesn’t stock his bathroom with store-bought toilet paper. Instead, the noted environmentalist picks a few lush, green leaves from theblue spur flower plantgrowing in his yard in Florida and uses that instead.
Yes, really.
Since April 29, the eco-activist has been touring major cities in Florida as part of hisGrow Your Own Toilet Paper Initiativeto encourage people to use leaves from toilet paper trees instead of buying commercial toilet paper.
Mar. 16, 2025
Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson are doing their part to keep their community clean.The couple, who got engaged earlier this year, were spotted on a stroll along the beach in Montauk, New York on Thursday. Johansson, 34, and Jost, 37, were seen picking up litter along their route, with Johansson holding the trash in a plastic bag as they walked.The outing comes just days after they were seen on the beach in the Hamptons town.
Mar. 16, 2025
As horrific wildfires continue to tear through Australia, destroying homes, ecosystems and overhalf a billion animals, ecologists fear that several species are at risk of becoming extinct.
Numerous species native to Australia were already on the path to extinction ahead of the fires, ecologists pointed out, which now makes conservation efforts nearly impossible as millions of animals have likely perished in the fires.
“It feels like we have hit a turning point that we predicted was coming as a consequence of climate change,” Australian National University Professor Sarah Legge told the outlet.