Wendy Williams Signs Copies of Her New Book in Atlanta
Talk show Diva Wendy Williams is currently on a book tour to promote her latest book titled, “Ask Wendy: Straight Up Advice for All the Drama In Your Life” (Morrow, $25.99). Hundreds of fans flocked to the Barnes and Nobles bookstore in Atlanta on Friday to meet the former radio shock jock. Wendy signed so many autographs that she ran out of books!
Lauren London Covers Fearless Magazine
Actress Lauren London covers the current issue of Fearless magazine. The star of BET’s ‘The Game’ also doubles as the editor of the digital edition. She dishes about the care and maintenance of her hair, which grows from her scalp. She also discusses motherhood (she has a son by rapper Lil Wayne), stardom, her next movie role and more.
Photos by Steve Kay
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Kim Kardashian Covers US Weekly
2 weeks ago I told you that socialite Kim Kardashian canceled a revealing baby bump cover shoot for In Touch Weekly magazine. Now a little birdie whispers to me that Kim canceled the cover because In Touch refused to give her “creative control” over the final photo. Of course, in Kim’s world, “creative control” means Photoshopping the cover beyond recognition.
And since In Touch refused to indulge Kim, she offered her baby bump cover to US Weekly, who gladly obliged her demands.
Billboard Magazine Rips Beyonce to Shreds
They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery — except when Beyonce brazenly steals from others.
When Beyonce’s career is over in a couple of years, the untalented singer will only be remembered for ripping off the creative works of others. Billboard magazine, which usually writes puff pieces in servile deference to Beyonce, wrote a particularly scathing op-ed piece about Beyonce’s shameless thievery today.
“Any artist, including Beyoncé, can wear whatever another artist wore, but that multiplicity gets suspicious and easily pegged as stealing,” Billboard writes.
Jason Collins: “I’m a 34-year-old NBA center. I’m black. And I’m gay”
While the sports world buzzed about gay NFL players, a NBA player was planning to take his closet door off its hinges.
Jason Collins, center for the Boston Celtics, wrote a coming out letter exclusively for the May 6, 2013, issue of Sports Illustrated magazine.
I didn’t set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport,” he writes. “But since I am, I’m happy to start the conversation. I wish I wasn’t the kid in the classroom raising his hand and saying, “I’m different.” If I had my way, someone else would have already done this. Nobody has, which is why I’m raising my hand.”
Collins is obviously implying that there were other gay NBA players in the closet with him.
Kelly Rowland Explains Why She Doesn’t Wear Makeup
R&B beauty Kelly Rowland often goes without makeup, which explains why her skin has that natural, healthy glow.
“I started wearing makeup at 14 for Destiny’s Child,” Rowland tells People magazine. “I remember the first time I saw my lashes with mascara on them – it was my favorite thing. For me, makeup reminds me of work. Without it, I feel natural and untouched.”
Rowland’s album, Talk a Good Game, is set for release in June.
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Afternoon Delight: Christina Milian
It pays to be light skinned with long hair. You don’t have to have a hit record, or you can sing like a goat and still get press coverage like you’re a superstar.
Christina Milian, who hasn’t had a hit song in ages, is featured in a bikini fashion layout for Cosmopolitan for Latinas magazine.
In the above photo Christina wears a Melissa Odabash swimsuit which retails for $234; Anjara Garcia necklace, $78; and Kevia spiked stacked ring set, $138, stacked rings with stones set, $188.
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