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An outfit with meaning. Kamala Harris has been sworn in as the first Black, first South Asian American and first female vice president of the United States of America. For the historical inauguration, she wore two young Black designers.
On Wednesday, January 20, the former California senator donned a purple ensemble from Christopher John Rogers and a black evening look from Sergio Hudson. Both are notably American designers, with Hudson hailing from South Carolina and Rodgers growing up in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Kelly LeBrock, best known for playing Lisa in the 1980s John Hughes classic Weird Science, was arrested on Nov. 30 on suspicion of driving under the influence, TMZ reported Tuesday, Dec. 17. She was reportedly near Santa Barbara at the time.
Per TMZ, the former '80s supermodel was spotted driving "erratically" by a California Highway Patrol officer. Law enforcement sources told the site that she was weaving across the double yellow line and driving over the 55 mph speed limit, and that she failed to stop at a stop sign.
Kelly Rowland was really feeling the music during her performance at the Fillmore Silver Spring in Washington D.C. on Sunday, May 26. The former Destiny's Child band member was giving the audience a taste of her new hit "Dirty Laundry" when she became overwhelmed by her emotions and had to stop singing.
In a video from the performance, Rowland, 32, can be seen sitting and singing casually from a stool onstage, wearing jean shorts, a black bra-top and heavy black boots.
What was all the fuss about? Kim Kardashian insisted in a new interview that she never intended to create such an upheaval on the internet by posting her now-infamous nude selfie back in March.
“I truly was baffled that people still cared. They have seen me naked 500 times!” the reality superstar, 35, explained to the Recode Decode podcast’s Kara Swisher. “Some people were outraged because I am a mom, some people were so supportive … I just think it looks good, I am really not trying to cause a reaction.