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Globe and Mail
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Globe and Mail
'Kill Bambi' Is the Future of Underground Culture – Behind the Wheel, Behind the Decks, and On the Screen
In an internet era oversaturated with sameness, 'Kill Bambi' refuses to play by the rules. This cinematic alter ego is a multi-hyphenate creative merging the chaos of motorsports, the edge of nightlife, and the raw intimacy of live streaming. With nearly 200K followers on Instagram and a growing Twitch community, Amber's audience spans gamers, car fanatics, fashion lovers, and club kids. Her world is high-gloss but gritty — where racing meets drum and bass, and late-night streams feel like underground performance art. 'Streaming, driving, DJing—it's all the same to me,' she says. 'It's control. It's energy. It's risk. That's where I feel alive.' Amber grew up in Los Angeles, the daughter of Hollywood royalty. She's been on magazine covers and movie sets, but it was the adrenaline of racing, the euphoria of DJing, and the connection of live gaming that gave birth to 'Kill Bambi' — an identity that couldn't be boxed in. She now streams story-driven horror games and atmospheric RPGs and shooters with a look that could double as a fashion editorial. Every session is cinematic, with stylized lighting, curated soundtracks, and chaotic honesty. When she's not live, she's behind the wheel — partnering with brands like Motul and tuning into the world of underground car culture. At night, she turns up the volume — performing DJ sets that fuse techno, trap, and experimental sound with a visual identity all her own. She's not an influencer. She's an ecosystem. Amber is now being tapped for creative direction, brand campaigns, and fashion-forward collabs across the music, gaming, and automotive worlds. If you're looking for a next-gen creative who can drift a car, stream a horror game, then throw down a midnight DJ set — all while looking like she walked off a runway — 'Kill Bambi' is your girl. This isn't lifestyle content. This is a subculture in motion. To learn more, visit : Media Contact Company Name: Killbambi World Contact Person: Media Relations Email: Send Email Country: United States Website:
News24
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News24
‘It became unbearable' - Mbali Nkosi on leaving acting, venturing into DJing and soaring spiritually
We last saw her on our screens as Violet on The Queen. While that role left many desiring to see her flex her acting muscle more, Mbali Nkosi was on her way out of the acting space. Being the all-rounded creative that she is, she seamlessly pivoted into the DJing world, taking it by storm. She tells Drum that the DJ hat has been her favourite to wear and embrace. 'There is no better feeling than watching people have a great time and you're vibing to the same frequency, same energy, and same music.' For her, behind the decks 'is a place where you can create, a place where your skill and talent are purely judged on that. It's rather freeing, it's very fulfilling. I feel a lot of people tend to judge easily on many things but with DJing is based on skill which I appreciate,' she adds. Read more | Multi-award-winning vocalist Bassie ventures into pad drive after big MetroFM award victory Many may not realise that her DJ journey began in 2011. After overcoming her fear of what others might say, she decided to pursue her passion and enrolled in TRNS Academy, a DJ school, in 2023. This leap of faith allowed her to flourish and reach new heights, much like an eagle soaring through the sky. The award-winning entrepreneur has set local and international stages on fire with her afro-tech, Gqom and 3-step steps. Although she's worked her way up to cementing her greatness in the DJing industry, questions of why she left the acting industry linger. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mbali Nkosi (@theembalinkosi) Spilling the beans to Drum, she says she had big dreams and aspirations for herself as an actress. 'I had aspirations of playing an action role like in Colombiana, a role that had a story and a journey in it, a villain era as well, I would have also loved to do Broadway, combining dance, music, and acting all in one.' However, she adds, she had an early exit due to the dark truths of the acting industry. 'I left acting because it became a very toxic environment, and I went into a depressive state. I hated going to work, and it became unbearable. I couldn't see my life being filled with negativity and depressive episodes. People were requesting or expecting sexual favours, and the fact that you get minimal pay for long hours and no royalties [wasn't working for me].' Read more | 'Rachel is now stronger than when she left' – Lesego Marakalla makes an abrupt return to Skeem Saam And now that she's a solo rider in her work as a DJ, she couldn't be happier and more fulfilled. Mbali has even leaped further with the release of a debut EP titled Elements. 'I'm so excited about Elements. It's more than just a collection of songs, it's a tribute to the universe, the self, and the powerful forces that connect us all. Rooted in the five African elements: earth, air, water, fire, and spirit - each track embodies the essence of its element, creating an immersive experience that honors both nature and the divine within.' Her music will clearly not end as a stint but as a spiritually woven journey that will give solace through beats and lyrics while she discovers herself poetically in the process.
Fox News
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Jordon Hudson and Bill Belichick's ex got into argument at Nantucket event last year: reports
The Bill Belichick-Jordon Hudson saga has added a reality show-like episode. According to multiple reports, Belichick's ex-girlfriend, Linda Holliday, confronted his current girlfriend, Hudson, at a function in Nantucket, Massachusetts, in December. Holliday and Hudson both attended the Dreamland Stroll Party Dec. 6. Holliday's daughters, Ashley and Kat Hess, were DJing the party. Holliday, according to People, got "aggressive" with Hudson, and the two reportedly shared an intense moment. "Ms. Hudson was a paying guest. No concerns had been raised regarding her behavior nor had any issues been reported up until that point in the evening (the event began at 7pm)," a staffer wrote in an incident report obtained by TMZ. "Ms. Holliday felt her presence was inappropriate, since the event was widely advertised as a party headlined by her daughters. She asked that I remove Ms. Hudson from the premises, to which I responded that I would speak with Ms. Hudson after contacting Dreamland executive director Alicia Carney to discuss the matter." "It was very uncomfortable. There was a lot being exchanged between them. It was very aggressive behavior," a source familiar with the situation told People. "Jordon never approached anyone, but she was approached the entire night, with people asking, 'Oh, why are you here?'" Security footage then showed Holliday confronting Hudson in the middle of the dance floor, surrounded by roughly 200 people. "I asked Ms. Hudson if she thought it was a good idea to be there considering the clear animosity the above individuals felt towards her," the staffer wrote. "She defended herself by saying she'd done nothing wrong, and it was her first time attending Christmas Stroll and wanted to attend the 'big party' going on that night, which happened to be the one featuring the Hess Twins. "She said she was not looking to cause any problems, but just wanted to go out and have fun with her friend." Holliday was apparently irked because it "involve[d] my girls," and her "momma bear" emerged. Holliday also reportedly told 2024 Miss Massachusetts USA winner Melissa Sapini to "think twice about who her friends are" if she "valued her current title." Sapini then reportedly cried, and Holliday claimed she "had many powerful friends in the pageant organization." Neither Holliday, Hudson nor the Nantucket Dreamland organization immediately responded to requests for comment. Hudson and Sapini were eventually escorted out by that staffer shortly before the lights came on at the party, TMZ reported. Holliday dated Belichick from 2007 to 2022. Hudson and Belichick, who have a 49-year age gap, made their relationship public last year. Follow Fox News Digital's sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.
