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Caitlyn & her 21-year-old girlfriend were all smiles and chatting it up.

The death of a CDC employee whose body was found in an Atlanta river last

(CNN)Hundreds danced to hip-hop and '80s soul music Sunday and listened to local African-American candidates make their pitches. But this cookout in Oakland, California, wasn't just any spring festival. The event, dubbed "BBQing While Black," was one community's powerful response to what many perceived as yet another example of everyday racism. It all started on April 29, when a white woman reportedly called police on a few black people who, she said, were using a charcoal grill in an area where it was banned, according to CNN affiliate KRON. Oakland police arrived; no one was arrested. But the 25-minute episode was captured on video, then posted to YouTube and viewed more than 2 million times.

Kendrick Lamar is being accused of setting up a white female fan called Delaney after he invited her on stage to rap his track which features the N-word, but kicked her off stage when she said it.

Aaron Wise capped off his first-ever PGA Tour win Sunday with an awkward moment forever frozen in time. Finishing three strokes over Marc Leishman during the AT&T Byron Nelson in Dallas, Wise, 21, was awarded $1.38 million in prize money. Following a post-tournament interview, Wise was greeted by a blond lady friend, who congratulated him with a hug instead of a kiss. The cringe-worthy exchange has since made the rounds online, with many offering colorful commentary. “If 1.3M doesn’t get you a kiss I don’t know what will,” tweeted one user. “Good lord my skin is crawling,” penned another. “Absolutely brutal. She’ll deeply regret this the more lucrative his career becomes,” shared another. Thankfully

Kilauea, the volcano in Hawaii that began erupting almost three weeks ago, exploded again Monday evening and the lava flow from one of its fissures was threatening a geothermal plant, authorities said. "Eruptive lava activity at multiple fissures continues with one flow entering the ocean," the agency said in a post on Facebook. Magma was gurgling out of the some of the fissures on the east rift of the Kilauea volcano at more than 3,500 cubic feet per second, forming a roaring red-hot river 4-miles long to the Pacific Ocean.