Ever been scrolling through social media and quite possibly had a blah day, then all of a sudden, you hear the soothing voice of Tabitha Brown? Since her social media debut began, Tabitha Brown has been captivating audiences with her authentic approach to vegan food, family values, and motivational perspectives. This level of authenticity has been the bedrock of her success. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tabitha Brown (@iamtabithabrown) Brown has skyrocketed across platforms, having guest spots in television shows, dropping a signature line at Target, and having television shows on YouTube and the Food Network. However, everyone hasn’t been a fan of Brown’s authentic presentation, and she shared a very clear message with them, “There is not a company, there is not a network, there is not a person, place or thing that is going to change who I am.”

For the second year in a row, Naomi Osaka stays winning. According to Forbes, the modern-day tennis legend has been ranked amongst the highest-paid athletes in the outlet’s annual list of the top 50 sports stars. Forbes said that they tabulated the results based on earnings from May 1, 2020, to May 1, 2021. Earnings include money made both on and off the court. On the court, salaries, bonuses, and prize money count toward the total — off the court, appearance fees, licensing income, endorsement deals, and equity stakes athletes have sold are considered. But here’s where it gets interesting. Naomi Osaka made No. 12 on the list of Forbes’ 50 Highest-Paid Athletes, while Serena Williams came in at No. 28. They are the only two women to make the list. In addition, Forbes had a separate report making it clear that Naomi Osaka’s overall career made her the highest-paid female athlete in history — and she smashed her own records from the previous year. “The tennis star has made $60 million...

Last week, Naomi Osaka decided to put her well-being first by opting out of a press conference during the French Open before ultimately withdrawing from the tournament as a whole. Her decision to prioritize her mental health sparked conversation on the weight that lies upon the shoulders of professional athletes. Not only did fellow athletes like Venus Williams , Usain Bolt, and others rally behind Osaka’s decision, but now Meditation app Calm stands with the four-time Grand Slam champ. They also shared that they stand with other tennis players looking to do the same when it comes to protecting their peace. On Wednesday (June 2), the company announced that it had pledged $15,000 to French youth sports charity Laureus and that it will pay the fine of any Grand Slam tennis player who will decline media appearances for the sake of their mental health. Calm also will match the $15,000 with a donation to Laureus. But this is bigger than any individual player. Calm will also pay the fine...