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Look, both Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion have been through some stressful situations recently. Cardi had to fend off accusations that her husband Offset was cheating again, while Meg had to sit through all the drama that came before Tory Lanez was sentenced for shooting her in the foot. But on “Bongos,” the pair’s first collaboration since 2020’s “WAP,” Cardi and Meg are staying away from shade … at least in the sense that they wear giant hats for part of the tropical music video.
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We caught up with stunt pro Charlie Croughwell who shared a few details about 'Back to the Future,' 'The Laundromat,' and 'The Call of the Wild.'
Published on March 16, 2020 3 min read We spoke with stunt pro, Charlie Croughwell, about his career which stretches over three decades in the film business. Some of his recent work includes The Call of the Wild and The Laundromat, and one of his most well-known projects is the classic Back to the Future series.
This week, The Atlantic magazine published an exclusive interview with Harlan Crow, the ultra-rich real estate developer whose friendship and financial relationship with Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is the subject of much scrutiny. The interview was done by Atlantic staff writer Graeme Wood at Crow's home in Dallas, Texas. Crow told Wood, "My hope is that this is the last conversation I have on this topic in public."
Wood joins Jenn White with the latest.
Financier loses $16.5m on New York townhouse in just five years By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 03:30 EST, 19 August 2011 1
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It's not just the middle classes getting hit in the property meltdown, high rollers are feeling it too.
High profile New York art dealer/gallery owner Larry Gagosian has just closed on the Harkness Mansion, the more than 20,000-square-foot townhouse on the upper east side of Manhattan.
Malika Haqq is officially a mom! The 36-year-old reality star gave birth to her first child, a baby boy, whom she shares with her ex-boyfriend, rapper O.T. Genasis.
Haqq revealed the news on Instagram on Monday, sharing she had given birth two days prior to a son she named Ace.
"♠️ Ace Flores 3.14.2020," she captioned a photo showing her and Genasis holding their newborn son's tiny hand. Celebs like Kim Zolciak, Brielle Biermann and more quickly flooded the comments with well wishes and congratulations for Haqq on her baby boy.
You're so vein! Sylvester Stallone shows off his VERY sinewy arms as he goes on beach stroll with his wife Jennifer Flavin By Fay Strang and Cliff Renfrew Published: 18:07 EST, 5 August 2013 | Updated: 06:09 EST, 6 August 2013 e-mail 7
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He is well known for his extremely muscular frame.
And Sylvester Stallone's famous pectorals looked even more distinctive than usual as he headed out for a beachside stroll with his glamorous wife Jennifer Flavin along a beach in Saint-Tropez in France on Sunday.
Two-time Emmy winner Alf Clausen has been fired from “The Simpsons” after 27 years of providing music for Bart, Lisa, and company.
Clausen told Variety that he received a call from “Simpsons” producer Richard Sakai that the company was seeking “a different kind of music” and that he would no longer be scoring the longtime Fox hit.
Play video content One of the singers from "The Wanted" has finally settled the debate -- STRONGLY insinuating the band's hit song "Glad You Came" is really about having an orgasm ... not hanging out with some chick you like.
The video (shot recently in New York) shows "Wanted" singer Tom Parker (left) singing the song on the street with two fans.
Everything's going fine at first -- maybe a little pitchy -- but on the last verse, Tom changes the lyrics, singing instead, "
Nail designs with a clear base can provide exactly the sort of chic middle ground between a manicure that's bare, classic and minimal, and a manicure that's fun, colourful and expressive. After all, simple doesn't have to mean boring, and keeping the base clean means the design on top can really shine.
Carrying on the skinimalism trend that's dominated makeup trends, a beautifully bare base can ensure your mani looks extra neat, clean and polished by focusing on healthy nails first, before layering them with loads of polish on top.