• God Bless the USA: A Cappella Band 'Home Free' Covers Lee Greenwood Patriotic Song

  In a new music video filmed in front of Mount Rushmore and released for this Fourth of July weekend, the a cappella group called "Home Free" delivered a moving version of Lee Greenwood's patriot 1984 hit entitled "God Bless The USA." Home Free is trending on Facebook, and had nearly 780,000 YouTube views at the time this article was published.

  

• TV Cartoons 'Forcing Kids to Be Gay,' Believes Rapper Lil Boosie Badazz

  Lil Boosie, aka Boosie Badazz, believes the entertainment industry is trying to force children to be homosexual by introducing them to more gay characters on television. Badazz said Thursday on VLAD-TV he doesn't hate LGBTQ people, but "gay stuff is everywhere," and that almost half the population would be gay in 10 years.

  

• Miss Teen USA Replaces Swimsuit Contest, Rebrands After Former Donald Trump Ownership

  Miss Universe Organization representatives announced Wednesday the swimsuit competition no longer would be a part of future Miss Teen USA contests. Miss Teen USA represents females from 15 to 19 years old.

  

• Christian Rock Group, Skillet, Debuts New 'Feel Invincible' Music Video

  A "deep-rooted belief in God" fuels the force of Christian rock band Skillet's lead singer John Cooper. The four American rockers from Memphis, Tenn., released on Wednesday a new music video for their new song "Feel Invincible." The group's colossal, previous hit "Monster" sold 2 million copies.

  

• Prayers Sought for Virginia Toddler With Brain Injury While Hospital Seeks To End Life Support

  A Virginia family is fighting for the life of their 2-year-old daughter after staffers of the Richmond hospital at which the girl has been on a ventilator said she probably is brain dead, cannot recover and should be taken off of life support, according to Christian Newswire.