Morning Glory – Rihanna Topless

I stayed up last night watching Fuse channel Rihanna show where she was interviewed and all her videos were played. I am a new fan because of it. Before watching all those older videos I hadn’t realized she had done so much music before Umbrella. I have to say though that I liked her older style more than her current one but we all change as we go through stuff and evolve. I guess I am biased for another “Island Girl” (love her accent) Go RiRi

@florida
about the lady and your son.

That’s what I always get when I’m with my 10 year old son. And that also what my mami gets when I go visit in PR and she introduces me to people who have never met me. She is very young looking so we really look like sisters when we are together.
Mami is a prime example of what I said about women in their 40’s, she is 49 and is the bizness in her attitude and outlook on life. She wasn’t that way when she was younger.

@kcicero

Yeah, I posted about her dancing in her older vid’s last night in the last post of the day for yesterday. I also hope she will come full circle once her life calms down from all the drama of the past year. And I bought Hard last night on itunes. SO HARRDDD, SO HARRDDD

@mistarie
I understand what you are saying, but isn’t that what we do everyday on this website. We “are” the industry in the sense that we are who their message and story is for. I just feel that instead of focusing on all the negative all the time, when I see someone being succesful in their goals, I like to atleast find something nice in that person.

Their are many artist that work my nerves sometimes, Rihanna being one of them, but I do find their ability to have fun working at what they love a good thing. This is the case we Beyonce, Madonna, Britney, Christina, etc. All this women are succesful in the career of their choice and have all gone through rough patches in their public life, much like we non-famous people do…they just do it in a public arena. Hope that made sense

(Disclaimer: Not coming at you in any shape or form, I’m not that way.)

@mistarie

Actually I have seen people in the situation that you mentino above….but in our “normal” everyday situations they are not called breakdowns or sent to rehab for a couple of weeks for “recouperation”. We call these people criminals, druggies, mentally unstable, etc. Our jails, detention centers and surprise….our fellow work peers, schools and other everyday places. In my previous line of work I saw the worst of human kind on a daily basis and it would surprise many people how their friends, family and coworkers act behind close doors or away from normal settings.

I agree with most of your post especially the last part, I just don’t think they are really all that different from us, they are just not able to hide it because of their profesions. Normal everyday people put up pretty good acts themselves.