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Amanda Seyfried paired a Givenchy dress with a J Brand leather jacket to visit Jon Stewart. She’s both stylish and stunning. [Popoholic]
Is Katy Perry moving on from John Mayer with a banjo player? [Dlisted]
Hugh Grant steps out with one of his baby mamas. [LaineyGossip]
Miles Teller looks really ripped all of a sudden. [Buzzfeed]
George R.R. Martin teases his new material. [Pajiba]
Nene Leakes bought a huge $2 million house in Georgia. [Reality Tea]
Liam Hemsworth shops barefoot & doesn’t like sacks. [A Socialite Life]
March fug madness: battle of the models. [Go Fug Yourself]
Betty White will receive a Lifetime Achievement Emmy. [Evil Beet]
Eddie Murphy & Paige Butler are Starbucks fanatics. [Moe Jackson]
Dianna Agron had a slight wardrobe malfunction. [Celebslam]
Alex Winter swears Bill & Ted 3 is close to happening. [CDAN]
Pauly D. blew $450,000 on a new Lamborghini. [Wonderwall]
Sienna Miller takes Marlowe for a walk. [Celebrity Baby Scoop]
Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet
Proud mama Kelly Clarkson shared a sweet snapshot on Instagram Tuesday.
“Happy St. Patty’s Day from this little cutie,” Kelly captioned the image of her daughter River Rose, 9 months, sporting a colorful two piece accessorized with beads and a sun hat.
The Grammy Award-winning singer, 32, was recently bullied by British TV presenter Katie Hopkins.
Hopkins took to Twitter to attack the beloved American Idol winner, who welcomed daughter River Rose in June 2014.
“Look chubsters, Kelly Clarkson had a baby a year ago. That is no longer baby weight. That is carrot cake weight. Get over yourselves,” she tweeted.
In response to the backlash from Kelly’s fans, Hopkins added: “Darling, if you had a baby a year ago, that is not baby weight. It is fat. Quit calling it cute names to make yourself feel better.”
After hearing about these comments regarding her body, Kelly absolutely nailed it with her response:
“Oh, and she’s tweeted something nasty about me? That’s because she doesn’t know me,” Clarkson said. “I’m awesome! It doesn’t bother me. It’s a free world. Say what you will. I’ve just never cared what people think. It’s more if I’m happy and I’m confident and feeling good, that’s always been my thing. And more so now, since having a family – I don’t seek out any other acceptance.”
Blake Lively has a feature in the new issue of O Magazine, likely as some early promotion for her first film role in years, in The Age of Adeline. Have you seen the trailers for The Age of Adeline? I’m not impressed. But the costumes look cute. And that’s probably enough – plus the fact that she’s now part of the Motherhood Industrial Complex – to get Blake several major magazine covers for April and May. She didn’t score the cover of O Mag (only Oprah gets the cover!!), but O Mag did do a photoshoot with Blake. I don’t understand why her mouth is open? Do we have to make SexyFace even for OPRAH?!
Anyway, in the O Magazine interview, Blake talks about eating and knitting and how of course she loves to do some work on her motorcycle. She’s sort of like The Cool Girl’s cousin, The Cool Wife. All about food and child-rearing and letting her husband “teach” her how to do fun stuff that he likes to do. Some highlights:
Her stress-relievers: “I’ll knit or cook — or work on a motorcycle, a skill my husband is teaching me. One of my latest projects was painting nature-inspired throw pillows.”
How she spends a day off: “Walking through New York City. It’s constantly changing. I’ll go back to an area I visited four years ago, and it’s completely different. But that’s a good thing because it means there will always be new neighborhoods to eat my way through.”
On her best childhood memory: “My mom liked to infuse my life with a lot of magic. When she read my fortune cookies, the predictions were full of princesses and castles and jewels and pirates. When I got old enough to read them, I was shocked to find out how boring they really were!”
On her favorite quick recipe: “Hot fudge sundae. But forget the fake syrupy stuff; Melt down a bar of chocolate, mix it into some warmed up whipping cream, and put it on top of ice cream. Add some sprinkles, and you’ve got a delicious treat.”
[From O Magazine, via The Daily Mail]
Well… okay. I’m going to try to be less nitpicky about Blake, so I’ll give her this: I like how she consistently talks about enjoying all kinds of food. I’m sure she eats mostly healthy food, but I also get the feeling that all of her cupcakes/cookies/sundaes talk is for real, that she will sit down and eat buttery popcorn and top it off with a small ice cream sundae, because life’s too short. And I like that about her, really. I get tired of self-appointed health-monitoring celebrities trying to convince me that kale smoothies are the height of indulgence.
Last thing: painting nature-inspired throw pillows? She totally spoiled the next Preserve essay!!!!
Photos courtesy of Guy Aroch/O Magazine & Fame/Flynet.
Expectant mama Molly Sims stepped out with husband Scott Stuber in Beverly Hills, Calif. on Monday (March 16).
Looking every bit the supermodel, the mom-to-be, 41, rocked a patterned mini maternity dress while stopping by a hair salon.
On St. Patrick’s Day, the Las Vegas star shared a cute shot with 2-year-old son Brooks via Instagram.
The model-actress recently opened up about welcoming her daughter soon.
“I can tell you the things I stressed about with Brooks like breastfeeding—he was born with a tooth like a vampire!—I won’t stress about with her,” Molly shared.
She added: “I’m actually more worried about Brooks. The time we had with just him has been amazing. I’m so excited for our daughter to arrive, but at the same time I’m going to miss that alone time with him. It’s something I really cherished these past two and a half years.”
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Last week, we covered the controversy with Univision host Rodner Figueroa saying that Michelle Obama “looks like a character from Planet of the Apes.” He was fired from Univision immediately, but he’s issued a lengthy apology and explanation, trying to say that he didn’t mean it in any kind of racist way. Eh. Anyway, the ladies of The View discussed the controversy on yesterday’s episode with guest host Raven Symone. Raven has some interesting ideas about race, and she openly questioned whether Figueroa’s comment was really “racist-like.” Rosie Perez shut it down though.
Whoopi Goldberg introduced the topic to the audience and Rosie Perez kicked off the discussion by stating that his comment (which ultimately cost him his job) was racist.
“A lot of Latin people recognize the fact that we do have African blood in us. A lot of them do not want to recognize that fact, and that’s where this stems from. There is a secret in the Latin community, specifically the Caribbean, South American, Central American, Latin community, that they are very racist,” Perez began. “They never want to be in the same group as black people. And it’s sad. It’s very, very sad. And he did say Michelle Obama looks like a cast member of the Planet of the Apes.”
That’s when Raven chimed in and asked, “Was he saying it racist-like? Because he said that he voted for her later and I don’t think he was saying it racist.”
Perez wasn’t having it.
“That’s disrespect. I would like to tell you that it is racist, period. This is a problem in the Latin community, that we do not talk about that. We do not address, and it is real and it was revealed by this man’s statement. And you do not disrespect the first lady of our country.”
Raven continued, “Michelle, don’t fire me for this right now, but some people look like animals. Is that true?…I look like a bird. Can I be mad if somebody calls me Tucan Sam?”
[From E! News]
I think Raven is conflating the “some people do look like animals” thing with the completely racist history of comparing black people to animals, specifically monkeys, apes and gorillas. Some people look horses, some people look like cats, some people look like squirrels, and none of that has anything to do with the centuries of colonial history and slave history of treating dark-skinned people like animals. Raven got on Twitter and seemingly addressed the backlash to her comments:
Some comments are rude, some are disrespectful, and some are racist. Try to not exchange one for the other. My opinion/comments aren’t based off race, that doesn’t mean i’m trying to be a different race all together. I love OUR history, family…. We have Irish Culture, African Culture, Asian Culture, Indian Culture Many more running through the veins of AMERICA! Come on yung peeps
[From Raven’s Twitter]
Again, she’s conflating two separate things. No one is debating the fact that most Americans are racial mutts with lots of different ethnicities swimming around our DNA. But just because some random white dude happens to have 10% African DNA, doesn’t mean that said white dude gets to compare a black person to an ape. Same if the guy is Latino, or Asian or whatever. Just stop comparing black people to apes. Period. The end.
Photos courtesy of WENN.