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That hashtag represents a campaign by a growing group of celebrities who say Facebook isn’t doing enough to control propaganda and hate speech. The group -- which includes Katy Perry, Kim Kardashian West, Leonardo DiCaprio and Sacha Baron Cohen -- is going dark on Facebook and Instagram today. They claim that last month, Facebook took too long to remove a militia group’s page that called for armed civilians to show up at protests in Kenosha, WI after the police shooting of Jacob Blake.

One of the “biggies” to come out of yesterday’s Apple event was the announcement of its latest update — iOS14. Officially out today, the update allows you to tag someone in a text conversation, offers its own translate app and delivers a more organized home screen. Read on for more awesome features and how to use these new tools.

This year's Academy of Country Music Awards airs tonight live on CBS (8-11pm ET/delayed PT) — after being rescheduled from its original April date. The show will be broadcast from three different iconic Nashville venues: Grand Ole Opry House, the Ryman Auditorium, and The Bluebird Cafe. Host Keith Urban will perform his new single with Pink, “One Too Many.” Also in the lineup— Taylor Swift performing “Betty,” an Old Dominion medley of their #1 hits, Carrie Underwood, Thomas Rhett and so many more. Who else and who’s nominated. It’s all here.

Yesterday, toymaker American Girl debuted the latest lady in its lineup. Say hello to Courtney Moore, a totally rad 8-year-old from 1986. Joining a list that includes historical characters from the Civil War era (Addy), the Great Depression (Kit) and the 1940s (Molly), the Mattel-owned brand is now teaching children what the ancient 1980s were like. Courtney’s collection includes Care Bears jammies, video games, scrunchies and many more 80s favorites. Ok— we feel old now.

What's topping the charts right now? This week's playlist has the songs your kids are singing to right now -- MINUS a certain one by Cardi B!