Monday, March 6, 2017

10:33 AM

Street Style With The Ravishing Quann Twins..!!.. Watch Now Here ...>>

Rocking Kenneth Cole, NYC all-black-errthang vibes are at an all-time high here. We love the contrast between their outfits as well – both rocking chunky pointy boots in a totally different way. Leather vest and track inspired pants next to leather culottes with matching thigh high boots? Yas, qwueens. Literally twinning.


The hair is on point in this shot, and so the rest. They’re dressed for Bey’s Formation Tour, and this is the perfect dressed-down but still edgy get-up for a concert that we’re totally stealing. Love the purple patched jackets with boots that sort of match, but with a patent twinge. And above the ankle denims that would look awkward on anyone else, but with the right striped tee and belt, look like casual perfection.

Another NYFW look that is so old school Hollywood, we’re about to faint from the fierceness. This is elegance done right – those shoes are everything! One rocks an understated fur collar with a forest green ensemble, and the other a feathery and creamy dress that could have only been borrowed from angels.

These cuties wore this to the NYFW, at the Banana Republic #SS17 presentation. We are obsessed with TK’s outfit and with Cirpriana’s genius camera purse. A slitted skirt with neutral knee socks and a loose pizza-dog t-shirt? Minds. Blown.

First of all, that bun is unbeatable. We dare anyone to try to rival that beautiful top knot. Second of all, this is how you match jackets without looking embarrassing. Neutrals forever. Love the contrast between that jacket with the unexpected floral jumpsuit and moto gloves.


Here, the ladies have just landed in London, and their looks are a little more contrasty than ever (but still find perfect harmony). TK rocks a Coachella inspired all black semi-sheer lace maxi with bold black lingerie underneath is so easy but chic, and that high-low black necklace adds some real oomph. Her sis goes a little more Wes Anderson in this ‘60s inspired suede a-line mini, floral blouse and prefect scarf.


The twins wore this to a Remy Martin event, and in the caption to the IG post said that they never plan to match, but usually end up co-ordinating somehow. We are absolutely loving this sunset graphic on a black dress, but even more so the patent leather + sheer black shirt and thigh high burnt sienna suede boots. And a duster over the shoulder? Taking Rihanna steez to a whole new level.

Such a put together look, but still so cool-girl we can’t handle it. Not sure where that silk light pink blazer can be purchased, but we would like one immediately. Same for that perfectly fitting white bralette top with the most awesome cutouts ever. They wore this look to the “Girls” season 4 premiere!

Lingerie as outwear has never looked better, especially with those massive shades (still no competition for the hair!) They’re playing with some awesome bad angel/good angel vibes, with this long blush dress next to the shorter black one. When does lace and combat boots ever go wrong?


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Tuesday, February 21, 2017

12:47 PM

Political Drama at This Year’s Oscars? Yes, Very Likely..??


Julia Louis-Dreyfus speaking out at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Jan. 29. 
CreditMike Blake/Reuters

This is my third go at covering the Oscars as The Times’s awards writer, the Carpetbagger, and heading into the season, I wondered what sort of hullabaloo would erupt this time.

In 2016, there was #OscarsSoWhite: For the second year in a row, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences hadn’t nominated a single minority director or actor, prompting public outcry and demands for greater diversity in the movie business.

This season it was clear after the Venice, Telluride, and Toronto Film Festivals — all litmus tests for awards-minded pictures — that it wouldn’t be another #OscarsSoWhite year. The films that emerged from the festivals as likely Oscar contenders — “Moonlight,” “Fences,” “Lion,” “Loving,” and “Hidden Figures” (the film did not screen at Toronto , but its cast still showed up to promote it) — all starred minorities. And each of these pictures received major nominations, including a directing nod to Barry Jenkins, the director of “Moonlight,” who is black.

Yet for admittedly selfish reasons, I was hoping a new controversy would erupt. I have to produce a Carpetbagger column about the Oscars contest every week, for three months. Absent a fracas, the subject matter can get awfully thin.

Before #OscarsSoWhite, there was always an Oscar-related dust-up to explore. Was “Selma” historically accurate? Did “American Sniper” celebrate American bellicosity? Was Julianne Moore making a feminist statement when she refused to stick her hand into E!’s Mani-Cam?

This year, however, the season had fast become humdrum. At awards show after awards show, the same predictable winners emerged — “La La Land” for picture, Damien Chazelle for director, Emma Stone for actress, Mahershala Ali for best supporting actor, Viola Davis for best supporting actress.

The only audible grumbling was connected to Ezra Edelman’s eight-hour documentary about O.J. Simpson, which ran on television as a mini-series, raising the question of whether it should be considered a film. The Academy decided it should and the documentary has been on a winning streak since.

The Carpetbagger worried there would be little news to report. But then came Donald J. Trump.

Just 12 days shy of the presidential inauguration, Meryl Streep used her acceptance speech for her Golden Globe lifetime achievement award to denounce him as a bully. She drew thunderous applause (and, predictably, an angry tweet from Mr. Trump, who said Ms. Streep — who later landed her 20th Oscar nomination — was “overrated”).

After the Globes ceremony, a few actors told me they thought Ms. Streep had every right to say whatever she wanted; others were more cautious. At HBO’s after-party, I asked Eddie Redmayne, (one of my earliest celebrity interviewees,) what he thought about the question of actors taking the stage to make political statements. “No comment, sorry!” he said. My sense was that when it came to Mr. Trump, Hollywood was still muzzling itself a bit.

This changed swiftly and dramatically on the weekend of Jan. 27 when President Trump tried to impose a travel ban on citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries. His order prompted chaos and protests, and also affected the Oscars. The ban barred the Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi and the Syrian subjects of several nominated documentaries from entering the country. (The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, of course, upheld a decision to block the ban, changing all this, though Mr. Farhadi had previously said he wouldn’t come.)

As it happened, two of Hollywood’s major industry guilds — the producers and screen actors — were holding awards that weekend, and the industry’s aversion to political statements flew out the window.

At the producers’ awards, John Legend said his vision of American “is directly antithetical to that of President Trump.” The next night, numerous actors — including Mr. Ali, Ashton Kutcher, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Lily Tomlin and a star of “Stranger Things” — took aim at the president and his policies.

Clearly, staying apolitical was no longer an option for many Hollywood players, which likely will affect the character of the Academy Awards ceremony. Yet even though I got my wished for Oscar controversy — as well as the subjects for a few more Carpetbagger columns — I can’t say I don’t dream of simpler times. Bring back the mani-cam!


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Saturday, February 11, 2017

6:23 AM

Lionel Messi - Top 5 Goals Ever ..!!... Watch NOW ...>>>

Lionel Messi Biography

Lionel Messi is an Argentinian footballer widely regarded as one of the greatest players of the modern generation. He plays for FC Barcelona and the Argentina national team. He has won FIFA world player of the year four times (a record already). He has often been described as Diego Maradona’s successor because of his prolific goal scoring record and ability to dribble past opponents.

“I have seen the player who will inherit my place in Argentine football and his name is Messi. Messi is a genius and he can become an even better player.”

His potential is limitless and I think he’s got everything it takes to become Argentina’s greatest player.”

– Diego Maradona

Lionel Messi was born, 24 June 1987, in Rosario, Argentina to a working class family. His father was a factory steel worker, and his mother a cleaner.

He began playing from an early age, and his talent was soon apparent. However, at the age of 11, Messi was diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency (GHD). This was a condition that stunted growth and required expensive medical treatment, including the use of the drug Human growth hormone.

Local club, River Plate were interested in signing Messi but didn’t want to pay for his medical treatment. However, Messi was given a trial with Barcelona, and coach Carles Rexach was impressed – offering Messi a contract (written on a paper napkin!) which included paying for Messi’s treatment in Spain. Messi moved to Barcelona with his father and became part of the prestigious FC Barcelona youth academy.

“I made a lot of sacrifices by leaving Argentina, leaving my family to start a new life. But everything I did, I did for football, to achieve my dream. That’s why I didn’t go out partying, or do a lot of other things.”

– Lionel Messi



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Thursday, February 9, 2017

5:20 AM

Is YOUR penis good looking enough?*?*?


Woman pointing and laughing at man in underwear
WHAT MATTERS: Women rate the appearance of your todger over the size

Penis length is something men have fretted about for decades, but women really don't care. 
In fact, ladies are much more concerned about the appearance of your todger.
The overall attractiveness of the penis was rated as the most important factor, followed by the appearance of pubic hair, in a recent study. 
Skin around the genital area and girth were considered the joint third most pressing penis qualities. 
While length was only sixth on women's schlong spec.
Woman looking at man in underwear JUDGING: Women also rated pubic hair and the skin around the genital area as important factors

*** Is YOUR penis normal? Most embarrassing questions answered ***


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5:15 AM

7 Sexy Celeb's Embarrassing Memory ....!! Check Now ..

1. Bella Hadid embarrassing wardrobe malfunction at Cannes 2016


2. Jennifer Garner flashing spanx at Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day premiere in Hollywood


3. Emma Watson’s nip slip at the premiere of Perks of Being a Wallflower


4.  Zaina Dridi wind shows knickers while walking the red carpet for ‘Carol’


5. Sofia Vergara flashing her bum at the Emmys 2012




6. Taylor Swift flashing spanx… oopsie


7. Pregnant Kim Kardashian competing for looks with a killer whale

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2:28 AM

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