Decomposed body found in singer D4vd’s impounded Tesla identified, Odumodublvck unveils tracklist for Industry Machine album, Angel Reese addresses hate train in new ad for Reebok sneaker. Stay in the know with our Rave News Digest, which summarizes five of the hottest global news stories you need to catch up on, saving you time and energy. Consider it your daily news fix.
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1. Decomposed body found in singer D4vd’s impounded Tesla identified
TMZ reports that singer D4vd has a matching “Shh…” tattoo with the body of a 15-year-old girl discovered in his Tesla.
The girl’s mother told TMZ that her daughter had been missing for over a year and had a boyfriend named David.
— Pop Base (@PopBase) September 17, 2025
Authorities have identified the decomposed body found in singer D4vd’s impounded Tesla last week as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, a missing girl from Lake Elsinore. The discovery was made on September 8 at a Los Angeles impound lot after a foul odor was reported emanating from the vehicle, which had been abandoned and towed earlier. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed the girl’s identity through forensic analysis, but her official cause of death remains undetermined. According to law enforcement sources, the remains were not intact and may have been in the car for a prolonged period.
The Los Angeles Police Department, now leading the investigation, stated it does not yet have a crime classification due to the ongoing coroner’s review. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office initially referred to the case as a homicide, but later walked back the statement and deferred all inquiries to the LAPD. Singer D4vd, real name David Anthony Burke, was reportedly unaware of the situation until contacted by authorities and is said to be fully cooperating. At the time the news broke, he was on his Withered World Tour and has since canceled at least one scheduled performance.
2. Odumodublvck unveils tracklist for Industry Machine album
LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT.
SIDE A.
INDUSTRY MACHINE. pic.twitter.com/ae43Ew28eB
— INDUSTRY MACHINE ⚙️ (@Odumodublvck_) September 18, 2025
Nigerian rapper and singer Odumodublvck has ignited excitement across the music world with the release of the tracklist for Side A of his upcoming album, Industry Machine. Unveiled on Thursday, September 18, through a cryptic post on his official X (formerly Twitter), the nine tracks showcase an eclectic mix of African and international stars. The announcement, which featured the enigmatic phrase “LIKE A THIEF IN THE NIGHT. SIDE A. INDUSTRY MACHINE,” has already generated massive buzz, positioning the album as one of the most anticipated releases of the year.
Among the notable collaborations on Side A are Afrobeats giants Davido and Seun Kuti, who join forces on the track “Grooving,” and South Africa’s Tyla and Nasty C, who feature on “Jameson” and “Shot On One,” respectively. Nigerian street-hop sensation Portable brings his energy to “Ika Pay Pass,” while other artists like Pa Salieu, Phyno, Patoranking, and Reminisce also make appearances. The release of Side A has only fueled speculation about the even bigger surprises waiting on Side B, which Odumodublvck hints will offer even more collaborations. With such a diverse and star-studded lineup, Industry Machine is shaping up to be a groundbreaking album that fuses genres, generations, and cultures, cementing Odumodublvck’s place as one of the most unpredictable and influential voices in modern African music.
3. Jimmy Kimmel’s future hangs in the balance after ABC suspends his late-night show
🚨Rolling Stone is now confirming what we all knew happened with Jimmy Kimmel’s show. According to their reporting, executives at ABC and Disney didn’t think Kimmel said anything outrageous but they feared retaliation from Trump. This is a blatant attack on free speech. pic.twitter.com/Jozg3ELKun
— Harry Sisson (@harryjsisson) September 18, 2025
Jimmy Kimmel’s future at ABC is in jeopardy after his late-night show was suspended following comments he made about the recent assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. On Monday and Tuesday, Kimmel made remarks suggesting that many in the MAGA movement were exploiting Kirk’s murder for political gain, which led to significant pushback from various media outlets. Nexstar Communications, which owns 28 ABC affiliates, immediately pulled the show from its schedule, calling Kimmel’s comments “offensive and insensitive.” Other media companies, including Sinclair Broadcasting, also joined the call for Kimmel to apologize and make a personal donation to Turning Point USA, an organization founded by Kirk. Meanwhile, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr voiced support for the affiliates’ actions, labeling Kimmel’s comments as “truly sick” and suggesting the Federal Communications Commission had a strong case to hold the comedian and ABC accountable for spreading misinformation.
Kimmel’s suspension comes amid growing pressure from conservative figures, including President Donald Trump, who celebrated the move on social media. Trump’s comments have added fuel to speculation about the influence of political pressure on media networks. The controversy revolves around Kimmel’s suggestion that Tyler Robinson, the suspect in Kirk’s killing, might have been a pro-Trump Republican, despite evidence indicating Robinson was a left-leaning individual. The case has sparked broader concerns about free speech and media control, with critics accusing the administration of using its power to suppress criticism. As ABC remains tight-lipped about the suspension, Kimmel’s contract is set to expire in 2026, raising questions about the long-term impact of this controversy on his career.
4. Lori Harvey opens up about PCOS and endometriosis diagnosis
Lori Harvey has shared a deeply personal account of her health struggles, revealing her diagnoses of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and endometriosis during a vulnerable interview on the SheMD podcast. Speaking with Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi and Mary Alice Haney, the 28-year-old model and actress recounted years of “debilitating” symptoms and frustration with doctors who dismissed her concerns. “I’d go to my gynecologist and she’d say, ‘You’re fine, you’re fine, you’re fine. Nothing’s wrong,’ but I didn’t feel fine,” Harvey admitted. After switching providers to Dr. Aliabadi, Harvey received a proper diagnosis, which she says “literally changed my life.” She described experiencing excruciating periods, relying on painkillers with no relief, and enduring medical gaslighting before finding the right support.
Harvey’s story highlights the challenges faced by many women, particularly Black women, in getting diagnosed and treated for conditions like PCOS and endometriosis. Both disorders are often underdiagnosed, especially in Black women, with studies showing they face racial bias in healthcare. PCOS, which disproportionately affects Black women, can cause a range of symptoms from acne and infertility to weight gain and increased cardiovascular risks. Similarly, endometriosis, a painful condition that impacts one in ten women, is often overlooked in Black patients, making it harder for them to receive timely care. Harvey’s openness about her journey aligns with that of other public figures, such as Tiffany Haddish, Victoria Monét, and Keke Palmer, who have shared their own struggles with these conditions, further raising awareness about the importance of advocating for one’s health.
5. Angel Reese addresses hate train in new ad for Reebok sneaker
Fuel, featuring @Reese10Angel and the Angel Reese 1. pic.twitter.com/fJgXBiYITJ
— Reebok (@Reebok) September 17, 2025
Angel Reese is turning up the heat and shutting down the noise with the launch of her first signature shoe, the Angel Reese 1, in partnership with Reebok. To mark the occasion, the Chicago Sky forward stars in a bold new campaign titled Fuel, a powerful visual that channels her journey from being doubted to dominating. Narrated by Reese herself, the campaign positions her not as a passenger on the so-called “hate train,” but as its driver. “They talk like they know me, like they built me, but I board anyway,” she says in the video. “I don’t ride the hate train. I drive it and I own the tracks.”
In a press statement, the two-time WNBA All-Star shared the message behind Fuel, explaining that the campaign is a celebration of resilience and inner strength. “Every comment, every doubt—it all fuels me on the court,” she said. “At the same time, I draw energy from my teammates, my family, and everyone who believes in me.” Off the court, Reese continues to make an impact through entrepreneurship and philanthropy, including her Angel C. Reese Foundation, which recently gave out 2,000 backpacks to Chicago students.
Featured image: @d4vddd/Instagram
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