Morning Glory: Beyonce
I haven’t had a Morning Glory post in a while. So here are pics of Beyonce splashing in the surf in St. Barths. At first glance I thought Bey was her mom Tina Knowles.
Morning Glory: Rihanna **NOT SAFE FOR WORK**
R&B singer Rihanna, 23, let it all hang out while heading to dinner at Da Silvano in New York City last night. The troubled Bajan beauty wore a sheer see-through black top which exposed her breasts and nipples. She paired the naughty top with torn jeans and mens work boots. The images are definitely NOT SAFE FOR WORK!
Photos: Sharpshooter Images/Splash News
Morning Glory: Vinese Ross
Print and video model Vinese Ross has a body that most women envy, and most men can only dream of. She is all-natural, meaning her curves contain no preservatives or fillers. Having an all-natural body is a plus in the modeling world because there is less potential for “accidents” on the set during grueling photo shoots.
According to HustleBunny.com, Vinese is a college student who was born in Chicago, IL and raised in Atlanta, GA. She is the perfect combination of Midwest Swing and Southern Bounce that will make heads turn. Her natural curvaceous figure and exotic looks have already created some buzz in the modeling and entertainment industries. Vinese is a humble hard-worker who is not afraid of getting her hands dirty. Determined and positive, this fresh face is willing to do whatever it takes to be successful.
Follow her on Twitter: @vinese_ross
Photo Credits:
Nureign
Ian Ford
Noire 3000 Photography
Daren Gray
See more photos after the break. WARNING: Some of these photos are NOT SAFE FOR WORK!
Morning Glory: Gabrielle Union and Savannah Brinson (in hoodie)
Yesterday we posted pics of Gabrielle Union, 39, in a string bikini playing in the surf on Miami Beach with Dwyane Wade’s sons, Zion and Zaire. What we didn’t know at the time was that LeBron James’ baby mama, Savannah Brinson, 25, and her sons, were with Gabby on the beach.
The reason being is that Savannah was covered from head to toe in a grey hoodie with black jogging pants in 80 degree weather.
According to sources in Miami, Savannah took offense at people criticizing her for trying to keep up with her more promiscuous friends who don’t care how they dress in public (such as La La Anthony). Friends say the disapproval stung Savannah and she made a vow never to show her skin in public again — or at least until her sons are fully grown with wives of their own.
We don’t know how true that is, but it does seem that Savannah is dressing more respectfully these days. Good for her!
Photos: Splash News Online
Morning Glory: Rihanna
Egotastic.com found these previously unreleased shots of Rihanna’s under boobs taken during her GQ magazine January shoot. We wonder why GQ didn’t release these photos from the shoot earlier? It’s not like they were protecting Rihanna’s virtue or morals because she has none. Rihanna has always been a slut. We just didn’t know it because she hid that side of herself very well.
Spotted on RWS
Morning Glory: Phenyx Rose (the Perfect Blend of Sexy) **NSFW**
Taneisha Phenyx, aka Phenyx Rose, is the featured model on the premiere model website, HustleBunny.com! She is the epitome of a beautiful chocolate woman: all-natural with no fillers or by-products (fellas, do you remember those women?)
Phenyx is the perfect blend of sexy, meaning she has her own hair, no butt shots and no breast implants. She is RARE to come by! Check out more **NOT SAFE FOR WORK** photos of Phenyx after the break!
Morning Glory & Wood: Athletes Strip for ESPN The Magazine
Sylvia Fowles of WNBA’s Chicago Sky by Jeff Riedel for ESPN
Age:
26
Body stats:
6-foot-6, 200 pounds
Birthplace:
Miami, Fla.
Career highlight:
Earned a gold medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics.
Your favorite athletes are photographed completely naked as ESPN The Magazine unveils its third annual “Body Issue,” on newsstands Oct. 7. More than 20 pro athletes strip for the strategically covered portraits in the “Bodies We Want” section of the issue, which the magazine calls an “exploration and celebration of the athletic form.” (AJC)
Thanks to loyal reader Nicole B. for sending us this link to ESPN The Magazine’s 2011 Body Issue.























