Ari, Miley, Lana, Scary iPhones, & a Genderless Penguin: Morning Tea

A new 'Charlie's Angels' bop, Apple's scary new iPhone, and a genderless penguin chick—oh my!

Welcome to Morning Tea, PRIDE's morning round-up of the some of the most interesting news headlines you should read to help you get your day started!

So what's going on in the news today?

Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus, and Lana Del Rey are ready to be pop's next big trio!

A teaser for their collaboration off of the upcoming Charlie's Angels soundtrack, "Don't Call Me Angel" (which drops on Friday, September 13) was just released, and we're already obsessed!

 

 

 

 

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‘don’t call me angel’ song & video sep 13 @charliesangels @mileycyrus @lanadelrey directed by @hannahluxdavis

A post shared by Ariana Grande (@arianagrande) on Sep 10, 2019 at 10:00am PDT

People are literally afraid of the cameras on the new iPhone 11.

Those with trypophobia (i.e. an intense fear of small holes grouped together) are not fans of the latest iPhone's camera design.

Read the full report on CNN.

A lesbian penguin couple is raising a genderless chick.

Two female penguins at London's Sea Life aquarium are raising a chick that will be given a gender-neutral name and will not be characterized as male or female.

Read the full report on Out.

A bi teen was sentenced to 14 years in Jail for killing his bully.

Abel Cedeno, a bisexual New York City teen, was sentenced today to 14 years in prison for killing a schoolmate who he said had bullied him severely. He was convicted in July of first-degree manslaughter, assault, and criminal weapons possession for fatally stabbing 15-year-old Matthew McCree and seriously injuring Ariane LaBoy, then 16, in 2017 at the Urban Assembly School for Wildlife Conservation in the Bronx.

Read the full report on The Advocate.

'Crazy Rich Asians' director Jon M. Chu finally responded to the controversy about screenwriter Adele Lim's salary.