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Two gorgeous beauty moments. Bambi is such a babe!
I'm thinking of trying this polish to get that metallic rainbow effect.
“I’m just happy to know that Depp is doing well considering the circumstances.”
“I’m glad to know that Depp’s surgery was a success.”
J.Lo Is Going To "Dance" In 3D |
Welcome back to Extended Cut - our Soundbytes segment where we plunge into the depths of the biggest pop story of the week. Today, our focus is on one Ms. Jennifer Lopez. Now that the pesky American Idol gig is no longer taking up her schedule, how is J.Lo planning to rake in the dough (aside from shilling for Fiat and her Kohl’s clothing line)? The sultry siren recently unveiled plans to release a 3D concert movie, Dance Again. Hmm… a concert film, in three dimensions, where have we heard that idea before?
Should Jenny expect a blockbuster? What does it take to have a smash concert doc? Is the world prepared to see J.Lo’s glorious behind in 3D? Watch as we tackle some of these questions - and look back at pop music's top earning concert films.
Following a releases of “Around My Way (Freedom Ain't Free)”, “Lamborghini Angels” and “Bitch Bad”, questionable Chicago MC Lupe Fiasco has offered in the cover art for Food &lifier Liquor II: The Truly Amazing American Rap Album Pt. 1 (going to be out September 25). Really, “cover art” may be a little of the misstatement. Let’s opt for cover color option?
Fiasco’s 4th LP works as a follow up to 2006′s Food &lifier Liquor, and that he done the edgy set with your producers as Soundtrakk and Symbolyc One. Obviously, he’s not the very first artist to create this type of minimal black album sans hue - in 1991, Metallica launched themselves-entitled LP (also called The Black Album), which in fact had a virtually-all-black cover, save for any barely visible cobra within the lower right corner and also the band’s logo design within the upper left corner. (After which there's, clearly, The Beatles‘ Whitened Album).
Before Sean Kingston drops his new album Back 2 Existence, he’s shedding tunes-switched-teaser games in the own “Feed the Roads Thursdays” series. The 2nd song, “Money,” is all about - well, clearly.
To summarize the collaboration with Dom Kennedy, the 2 emcees trade off verses regarding their commercial success - radio singles, among other career highlights - among perplexing bouts of bemoaning the possible lack of attention: “Damn girl, can’t the thing is? I’m engaging in those funds at this time.” The chorus is mind-dazzling along with a little mind-mind-numbing, if Kingston is constantly on the drop singles only at that rate, there won’t be any left for individuals to really purchase. Hear how “Money” compares following the jump.
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British dramas rarely make for international sensations, but Downton Abbey bucked that rep and became a must-see show for two seasons straight. Downton-devotees hold a special place in their hearts for a certain lady of the manor with a rebel streak. In episode 6 of "The Look" Laura Brown sits down with the girl behind the Abbey, Michelle Dockery. Watch on and subscribe to Hello Style for updates.
Easing into crisp days is a balancing act that Alexa Chung handles with aplomb. If it's cozy up top, let legs go bare, if your fabrics are rich, opt for a sandal over a boot. Tweed and cashmere are an ideal combination and we adore the idea of pairing them with a playful shoe equally at home on the streets as in the boudoir. Learn how to mix it up and shop the look below.
From top: Club Monaco sweater, $229, clubmonaco.com; Bottega Veneta ring, $430, net-a-porter.com; Joseph skirt, $305, stylebop.com; Proenza Schouler PS1 chain wallet, $785, proenzaschouler.com; Roger Vivier sandal, $1,021, colette.fr.
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Update: more pictures from inside the issue, and a behind-the-scenes video, can now be seen after the break.
Get the inevitable puns out of the way and take in one part of the Nicole Kidman comeback. The other parts include her sexed up role in The Paperboy and her forthcoming role in The Nymphomaniac, in which she plays a “woman [who discovers her hidden erotic desires.”
See the pattern?
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Trey Songz's Sexy Super Bowl |
Trey Songz‘ new album Chapter V dropped today (August 21), and besides some promotional appearances on the Today show and Power 105′s The Breakfast Club, Trey also appears in the football-themed video for his single, “Hail Mary”.
The clip features two teams of women competing against one another in a football game, with Trey and VMA host Kevin Hart acting as opposing coaches. (Young Jeezy and Lil Wayne also make cameos.) If that sounds progressive at all, it’s not - the women are playing in booty shorts with their bras exposed, the implication being that women should only play sports if they’re fetishized and sexualized for male attention. Pretty disheartening after watching so many amazing female athletes take part in the Olympics.
That said, you could argue that this is just a hip-hop video, and hot ladies wearing revealing outfits is the norm. (Drake pretty much did the same thing but with basketball in his “Best I Ever Had” video.) We’ll leave it up to you to decide whether “Hail Mary” is way sexy, or way misogynistic.
Last year, Lanvin stumbled upon viral success with its fall 2011 campaign video featuring models Karen Elson and Raquel Zimmermann dancing to Pitbull’s “I Know You Want Me.” Designer Alber Elbaz even joined in.
With the bar set high, we were eagerly anticipating what kind of video magic the Lanvin team would dream up to accompany their groundbreaking fall campaign featuring regular folks, ranging in age from 18 to 82.
There’s no dancing this time, but the video is just as clever. Since none of Lanvin’s fall faces are famous models or actors, the video lets us get to know them. We hear their voices as we watch them pose for the campaign in stop motion. One likes frozen blueberries and another collects salt and pepper shakers. The youngest model in a red peplum dress goes on about some “douchey gross” band she hates.
But it’s former Apollo Theater dancer Jacquie "Tajah" Murdock who steals the show (as we knew she would) telling Alber and his crew that she always wanted to come to Paris when she was 18 so you could flip those numbers since she was 81 when she came to Paris to shoot the campaign (she’s now 82). “Paris is coming to you,” you can hear Alber exclaim, followed by a big smooch.
Take a look.