SARAH PAULSON in Town & Country Magazine, February 2018 Issue
She looks FAB!
#RHoA: Meet Porsha Williams The Blonde BOMBSHELL!
Blondes have more fun that is what Porsha Williams told herself for Christmas.
The stunning Real Housewives of Atlanta star shared a few pictures and videos where she is unrecognizable.
In the pics, Williams, looked sensational in an all-black outfit that showed she has killer curves in the right places.
Some love the new bleach blonde hair, while others are begging her to go back to black.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
#EMPIRE: Lee Daniels to Be Honored at Annual amfAR New York Gala
The 20th annual amfAR New York gala, which kicks off NYFW each year, will honor Lee Daniels and Stefano Tonchi at the February event.
Held at Cipriani Wall Street on Feb. 7, the director-producer-writer and the W Magazine editor in chief have been selected for the honor for their commitment to the fight against AIDS.
Event chairs include Scarlett Johansson, Whoopi Goldberg, Chloë Sevigny, Neil Patrick Harris, David Burtka, Heidi Klum, Iman, Laura Linney, Linda Evangelista, Taraji P. Henson, Alan Cumming and more. Co-chairs include Emily Ratajkowski, Hailey Baldwin and more. The musical performer will be Halsey.
The 2017 gala honored Johansson and Donatella Versace and featured a performance by Ellie Goulding.
Daniels has twice been nominated for an Oscar, for the film “Precious,” and is also recognized for “The Butler” and TV shows “Empire” and “Star.”
#NEWMUSIC from ‘The Voice’ Winner Chris Blue Releases New Single, “Blue Blood Blues”
NBC’s ‘The Voice’ season 12 winner Chris Blue releases his brand new single, “Blue Blood Blues,” a soulful and emotionally-drenched song about hurt. On the record, the singer-songwriter reminds the world win he won The Voice by showcasing his undeniable and powerhouse vocals.
About the song, Chris Blue said, “‘Blue Blood Blues’ is about persistent optimism!! It’s about living with the choices that we’ve made in life.”
Chris will return to The Voice’s season finale on Tuesday, December 19, 2017 to perform the song live for the very first time. A deeply personal anthem about triumph in the face of adversity, it properly introduces his unique genre-blending style of Pop, Soul, and R&B.
“Blue Blood Blues” will appear on Chris’ forthcoming full-length debut, due out in 2018.
Chris Blue triumphantly emerged as the Season 12 Victor on Team Alicia Keys. Show after show, he captured the hearts of millions with his combination of raw vocal talent, heartfelt honesty, and brave vulnerability.
LISTEN HERE
Following his victory, Chris inked a deal with Republic Records and immediately entered the studio to commence work on what would become his forthcoming full-length debut for the label. Drawing on influences as diverse as Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Shania Twain, Chris Brown, The Canton Spirituals, and Bishop T.D. Jakes, he artfully unites Motown, pop, and soul into a sound of his own.
#HIPHOPNEWS: Gucci Mane Announces New Album ‘The Evil Genius’
Less than one week since the release of his newest album, El Gato: The Human Glacier, Gucci Mane has already announced the follow-up.
Taking to social media with a photo of himself in front of a truck, Guwop revealed the title of his next project, The Evil Genius.
“Next solo album #TheEvilGenius,” he tweeted.
The album announcement adds to what has been a prolific year for Guwop. In May, he released DropTopWop and followed that up with Mr. Davis in October. This month, he released the aforementioned El Gato.
This year also saw The Wopster expanding his empire with the release of his first book, The Autobiography of Gucci Mane. It was also a major year in his personal life, as he married his longtime girlfriend Keyshia Ka’oir. The couple may be planning on growing a family next year, as she’s already publicly stated that she wants a son.
The Evil Genius is expected at some point soon, though no release date has been announced.
Meghan Markle's Half-Sister Fires Back at Prince Harry's Family Comments
Prince Harry recently spoke about Meghan Markle joining the royal family for Christmas, and now, Meghan‘s estranged half-sister Samantha is responding to those comments.
If you missed it, Prince Harry said of Meghan, “She’s done an absolutely amazing job. She’s getting in there and it’s the family that I suppose she’s never had.”
Samantha took to Twitter to respond and said, “Actually she has a large family who were always there with her and for her. Our household was very normal and when dad and Doria divorced, we all made it so it was like she had two houses. No one was estranged ,she was just too busy. Read my book complete with facts and photos.”
She added, “She has a large family. She always did. Our dad is amazing and completely self sacrificing. We made it so that she had two houses. How fun it was!”
A Kensington Palace official responded to Samantha’s comments, saying Prince’s Harry‘s “comments speak for themselves.”
Keyshia Cole Ordered To Pay $100,000 In Assault Case
Three years after Keyshia Cole allegedly assaulted a woman in Birdman’s Los Angeles condo, the singer has been ordered to pay the reported victim a settlement of $100,635.
In 2014, Cole reportedly went to visit Birdman, who she was rumored to be dating at the time. However, she allegedly saw another woman, Sabrina Mercadel, in the home and attacked her, pulling her hair and scratching her in the face with her nails. Cole was arrested for battery and an outstanding reckless driving warrant at the time.
Mercadel claimed that she lost the use of a finger following the assault and asked for a reported $4 million from Cole. The judgement ended up being worth $100,635, according to TMZ.
In October, Cole released her latest album, 11:11 Reset, featuring DJ Khaled, Remy Ma, French Montana, Young Thug, Kamaiyah, and Too $hort.
R.I.P: Beloved Atlanta News Anchor Amanda Davis Passes Away
Atlanta news anchor Amanda Davis has passed away. Amanda suffered a massive stroke Tuesday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport where she was awaiting a flight.
She was reportedly en route to her stepfather’s funeral. The Greater Atlanta Community is shocked and saddened by this. Our prayers go out to Amanda’s Family and close friends.
R.I.P! Dick Van Dyke Cast Member Rose Marie Dead At 94
The actress spent 91 years in show business.
Actress Rose Marie, who rose to national fame in the 1960s playing wisecracking Sally Rogers on “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” died Thursday at her home in Los Angeles.
She was 94.
Though the actress was best known for playing Sally Rogers, her show business career goes back 90 years, starting when she was a child singer performing under the name Baby Rose Marie.
Born Rose Marie Mazetta, she was known as “the child wonder.” She starred on her NBC radio show at age 5, and played opposite W.C. Fields in the 1933 film “International House,” according to Variety.
It wasn’t an easy life. In her 2002 autobiography Hold The Roses, the performer described her family in harsh terms:
I was raised by a mother who was a naïve, Polish lady who believed everything she was told. My father was a tyrant who had another family and never married my mother.
He gambled away all the money I made as a child and my mother never knew a thing about it. He beat me because he was jealous of anybody I ever went out with.
Rose Marie said mobsters like Al Capone and Bugsy Siegel helped her career as a child star.
She was one of the headliners when Siegel opened the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas in 1946, but her comedic career didn’t really take off until she was cast on “The Dick Van Dyke Show,” considered one of the all-time great sitcoms, in 1961.
Marie appeared in all five seasons and was nominated for Emmys in 1963, 1964 and 1966, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Earlier this month, she wrote a piece for The Hollywood Reporter about her own experience with sexual harassment during Hollywood’s golden age.
Rose Marie was married to trumpeter Bobby Guy from 1946 until his death in 1964. She is survived by her daughter, Georgiana Marie, and her son-in-law, Steven Rodrigues.
Jay-Z Teases ‘Family Feud’ Video With Beyoncé & Blue Ivy
Nobody wins when the family feuds. JAY-Z is capping off a big year with the release of his latest 4:44 video for “Family Feud,” which co-stars his superstar wife, Beyoncé.
The Carters, who welcomed twins Rumi and Sir in June, appear in the cinematic teaser, along with their daughter, Blue Ivy.
Set inside of a church, the dramatic clip shows a different couple making out before the woman stabs the man on the side. Meanwhile, an elegant Hov, Bey, and Blue show up inside of the religious place of worship.
The religious theme continues. “We all lose when the family feuds,” Hov says inside of a confessional booth, while Queen Bey is on the other side, listening to his testimonial.
WATCH HERE
— TIDAL (@TIDAL) December 28, 2017
The “Family Feud” visual follows 4:44 videos for “Legacy,” “Marcy Me,” “Smile,” “Moonlight,” “Adnis,” “4:44,” “Kill Jay Z,” “BAM,” and “The Story of O.J.,” among others.
The full video will be available Friday (Dec. 29) at 4:44 p.m. ET via TIDAL.
#ITSOFFICIAL: Democrat Doug Jones officially declared winner over Roy Moore
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- Democrat Doug Jones' historic victory over Republican Roy Moore was declared official Thursday as Alabama election officials certified him the winner of the special Senate election, despite Moore's last-minute lawsuit claiming voter fraud.
Jones defeated Moore on Dec. 12 by 21,924 votes in a stunning victory in a traditionally red state, becoming the first Alabama Democrat elected to the Senate victory in a quarter-century. The win came after Moore, best known for stands against gay marriage and the public display of the Ten Commandments, was dogged by accusations of sexual misconduct involving teenage girls that occurred decades ago.
Jones said in a statement that he looked forward to going to work for the people of Alabama in the new year.
"As I said on election night, our victory marks a new chapter for our state and the nation," he said. "I will be an independent voice and work to find common ground with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to get Washington back on track and fight to make our country a better place for all."
Jones will be sworn in on Jan. 3, narrowing the GOP's advantage in the U.S. Senate to 51-49. He takes over the seat previously held by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
In a brief meeting Thursday at the Alabama Capitol, the governor, attorney general and secretary of state signed paperwork certifying the final ballot numbers. It was a quiet punctuation mark to a tumultuous election marked by the misconduct accusations and Moore's eleventh-hour legal fight.
Moore had refused to concede his loss to Jones and filed a last-ditch lawsuit hours before the certification, saying he believed there were voting irregularities that should be investigated. A judge denied his request to stop the election certification. Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill said his office has so far found no evidence of fraud.
In a brief statement, Moore stood by his claims that the election was fraudulent and said he had to fight Democrats and over $50 million in opposition spending from the Washington establishment. He said he had no regrets.
"I have stood for the truth about God and the Constitution for the people of Alabama," he said.
On election night, Moore had pegged his hopes on votes from military serviceman and provisional ballots. The official numbers certified Thursday showed that Jones slightly expanded his lead over Moore. Jones had a lead of 20,715 in the unofficial returns and was ahead 21,924 in the certified result. In all, more than 1.3 million people voted in the special election, including 22,850 write-in votes.
Jones is a former U.S. attorney best known for prosecuting two Ku Klux Klansmen responsible for Birmingham's infamous 1963 church bombing.
As he launched his campaign, he said he saw an opening for a rare Democratic win against Moore, a polarizing figure in the state. Moore was a twice removed from the position of chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court. Once was for defying a federal court order to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the state judicial building. And he was permanently suspended last year for urging probate judges to deny marriage licenses to same-sex couples in defiance of federal court rulings.
Moore's campaign was deeply wounded by the sexual misconduct accusations. Moore denied the accusations and said in the lawsuit that he had passed a polygraph test to prove they are false.
Moore's attorney wrote in the wide-ranging complaint that he believed there were irregularities during the election, including that voters may have been brought in from other states. He attached a statement from a poll worker that she had noticed licenses from Georgia and North Carolina as people signed in to vote. The complaint also noted the higher-than-expected turnout in the race, particularly in Jefferson County.
"This is not a Republican or Democrat issue as election integrity should matter to everyone," Moore said in a statement Wednesday.
Rick Hasen, an election law expert and professor at the University of California, Irvine, said Moore's complaint did not raise the sort of issues that lead courts to overturn an election. He said Moore's complaint might just be a way for him to fundraise and throw "red meat to his loyal supporters."
Merrill said Moore has a few options left, such as offering to pay for a recount within 48 hours.
"I can say this. I don't think there is any doubt from the minds of anybody that's in the room that if there was ever a question about whether Alabama conducts honest, fair election safe and secure elections, that question has been eliminated," Merrill said.
Congrats Doug!
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#EGGPLANT NATION! Meet Reni
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