Battle of the booties! On Sunday, July 12, Amber Rose posted two racy photos of herself in a revealing white swimsuit. “Enjoying @FitTea this weekend, cleansing my body,” the single mother, 31, captioned a pic of herself lounging in the one-piece next to her FitTea detox drink. The bootylicious model also showed off her bodacious bottom in a shot of her backside, writing, “Loving my new swimsuit from @nakedwardrobe #Milfin.”
Country songwriter Andrew Dorff, who wrote several No. 1 hits for artists such as Blake Shelton and Kenny Chesney, died on Monday, December 19. He was 40. “It is with immeasurable grief that we learn of the passing of our friend Andrew Dorff,” Lee Thomas Miller, president of Nashville Songwriters Association International, wrote in a Facebook post on Tuesday, December 20. “Our songwriting community is small and close and this loss will hurt us all deeply.
Ayesha Curry and her husband, Golden State Warriors star and NBA legend Stephen Curry, realized a couple years ago that they were wrong when they believed their family was complete. The two are now expecting their fourth baby, Ayesha revealed to Sweet July magazine in a cover story published Friday, March 1. Ayesha and the four-time NBA champion are already parents to daughters Riley, 11, and Ryan, 8, as well as son Canon, 5.
Behold, the power of Kim Kardashian! Beth Behrs took a break from her holiday fashion photo shoot for the new issue of Us Weekly recently to chat with Us about her show, her style, and her thoughts on 2 Broke Girls guest star Kardashian, 34, who appeared on an episode of the CBS sitcom in October — and left Behrs and costar Kat Dennings in awe. Asked what surprised her most about Kanye West‘s headline-making wife, the 28-year-old blonde quipped, “She’d turn around, and we’d be like, ‘What?
Sometimes America’s sweethearts go sour. From Morgan Wallen to The Chicks, the biggest names in country music have been at the center of some major controversies. Natalie Maines, Martie Maguire and Emily Strayer found themselves in hot water in the early 2000s after sharing their personal politics on a public stage. While performing across the pond, the trio — formerly known as the Dixie Chicks — expressed their disappointment in then-President George W.