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Blake, Wm. A Crouching Woman. 1775.

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Lizzo seemingly quit the music industry on Friday night, posting on her Instagram Story that she is “starting to feel like the world doesn’t want me in it.”

Lizzo: “I’m getting tired of putting up with being dragged by everyone in my life and on the internet. All I want is to make music and make people happy and help the world be a little better than how I found it.”

“But I’m starting to feel like the world doesn’t want me in it. I’m constantly up against lies being told about me for clout & views… being the butt of the joke every single time because of how I look… my character being picked apart by people who don’t know me and disrespecting my name.”

The Grammy winner ended her message with: “I didn’t sign up for this shit—I QUIT.”

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Blake, Wm. Milton's Paradise Regained. 1816.

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American Airlines is now offering the first autonomous wheelchairs in U.S. airports, driving passengers with low mobility to their gates without a staff member pushing them.

The devices work by being programmed on “invisible rail lines” from a designated point to each gate, which the technology knows to follow.

After a passenger goes through security with a staff member, they’re taken to a waiting area. Close to departure time, they’re seated on the device, which has a slot for luggage in the back. They then push a button on a touchscreen for the desired gate and it takes them directly there. Once they arrive, the device returns itself to the original location.

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Blake, Wm. Europe a Prophecy. 1794.

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LeBron James is reportedly “very concerned” about squatters hosting cocaine orgy parties in a nearby $4.3 million Beverly Hills home. The home, located close to James’ construction site and stars like Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, has become the center of near-nightly parties leading to law enforcement and community unrest.

Squatters have changed locks, falsely advertised the property, and gone so far as to obtain driver’s licenses with the home address. Police efforts are constrained by the squatters’ claimed rights and the property’s tangled legal status, including a pending foreclosure.

LeBron’s house manager: “It's one of the reasons we have security 24/7. Otherwise there's no need for me to have security there 24/7 because it's just a construction site.”

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Blake, Wm. ‘And the Angel Which I Saw Lifted Up His Hand to Heaven.’ 1780.

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A father in Brazil sacrificed his life to save his daughter amid heavy rains that knocked their house to the ground. The father protected his four-year-old with his body, leaving her under mud. Authorities discovered her alive 16 hours later.

Storms in Rio de Janeiro have killed at least seven, with three dying in the same community where the daughter lived.