Young, Black and female: transformative moments – in pictures Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via Email A new exhibition centres itself around Black girlhood and features work by photographers and film artists ranging from eight to 94 years old who have explored the theme in a sustained way Main image: Get feathered … Scheherazade Tillet’s Queen of the Band Juniors Competition from Picturing Black Girlhood: Moments of Possibility Wed 4 May 2022 02.

When Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunited at the 2020 SAG Awards, the Internet erupted into a frenzy. The general consensus: Please get back together. While we doubt that's the case - we can't help but feel warm and fuzzy with nostalgia. To celebrate this pair - whether they're getting back together or not - we decided to take a trip down memory lane and look at their best fashion moments. Let's remember: back when they were married, Instagram didn't exist and camera phones weren't really a thing, so to catch a glimpse of Brad and Jen was mostly when they were on duty - and they were a bonafide red carpet couple at the height of their careers.

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Ups and downs. Kendra Wilkinson exclusively gave Us Weekly an update on her and ex-husband Hank Baskett‘s coparenting relationship. “The schedule is really tough. It’s totally tough,” the actress, 36, said on Tuesday, November 9, while promoting Kendra Sells Hollywood. “You miss your kids, obviously, when you don’t have then. But some weeks you’re like, ‘I can’t wait to give them away.’ But of course, you miss them. You’ve just got to go with it.

The mistress of a murdered Australian millionaire has shared the chilling voicemail messages she claims she received from her lover's wife in the lead-up to his death. Sunnie Heng, 35, was the secret girlfriend of podiatrist Phillip Vasyli - who was stabbed to death in a mansion he shared with wife Donna in the Bahamas in 2015. Mrs Vasyli was initially sentenced to 20 years in prison for his murder, but was released just five months into the jail term after the judge ordered a retrial.

Rachel Bloom would rather be singing about trees that smell like semen. She enters the stage in a glittery silver pantsuit, basketball in hand, backed by the Space Jam theme, and announces that she’s here tonight to perform the one-woman comedy show she wrote in 2019. She gets in one run about the pandemic, built out of the fact that she got pregnant in that year, and if you do the math, that means she gave birth in late March 2020 — “… No story there,” she says — but insists that since things are all back to normal-ish, she’d like to return to her niche of hyperspecific, gross-out musical-theater pastiche.

Usher guest starred years ago on The Bold and the Beautiful. Check out the singer long before he ever met Tameka Foster. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vEt_c_FOWw ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7tbTEoaalpKmsvLCwxqiqrKGgY7CwuY6voJ2dn6h8tbTEZpmopJRirq%2BwjK2fnmWSmq62wMifrKVll6qytMCMrKuaql8%3D

From the opening track, “The Grants,” named for Lana Del Rey’s family, it was clear that Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd was a personal project. The rest of Del Rey’s ninth album is full of reflections on her family, her relationships, and her past, between some more mundane details of her life. It’s also personal in another sense — that it’s definitively by Lana Del Rey, with some of the most identifiably Lana lyrics of the singer-songwriter’s prolific career.

Primetime! Let’s Make a Deal is set to air three special episodes in primetime to celebrate essential workers — and host Wayne Brady can’t contain his excitement. In Us Weekly’s exclusive sneak peek of the Tuesday, October 27, episode of Let’s Make a Deal Primetime, the comedian opens the show with a musical number, referencing CBS’ usual nightly programming. “This ain’t no gritty crime drama,” he begins. “No being voted off the island, that ain’t what we do.

Randy Travis grew up in a big family, but never had any children of his own. There's a reason for that. Travis — who just released a new song called "Fool's Love Affair" last week — nodded in agreement as wife Mary Travis told Taste of Country about his raising in Marshville, N.C. and how that affected him as he got older. The couple also talked about his complicated relationship with ex-wife Lib Hatcher, whom the country singer divorced in 2010.