It's future lawyer Kim Kardashian-West's 40th birthday today! In the spirit of COVID-19, her family (minus Caitlyn, Rob, and Kanye) came together virtually to compile all their birthday wishes
Wishes, that, really hammer in the fact that she is turning 40. 40 years old
Kourtney says in the video: "Happy birthday Kim! Welcome to the 40 club. From the most exciting to look at,"
Now what did Naomi think she was doing with that tweet, did she really think that disco ball costume was a good idea with the Nigerian flag?... Very tone deaf. All she had to do was post #endSARS or drop a link to more info.
Nigerians have demonstrated since early this month against SARS, a squad started in 1992 to thwart violent crimes including robberies and kidnapping. Amnesty International, a nongovernmental human rights organization, has accused SARS officers of multiple abuses, including torture and killings. In response, Inspector General of Police Mohammed Adamu announced on Oct. 11 for SARS to be disbanded, but officers are being redeployed to other police units. Calls for justice escalated when Nigerian police allegedly opened fire at protesters demonstrating in Lagos at Lekki Toll Bridge.
The film is directed by Sophia Loren’s son, Edoardo Ponti and is based on the novel 'The Life Before Us'. The film is about a survivor (Loren) who forms a family with a 12 year old Senegalese immigrant, a 10 year old Romanian street kid and a 35 year old trans woman. The film will be told from the perspective of the 12 year old immigrant child Momo.
And now he’s trying to cover his ass by releasing a statement to PEOPLE: “I did vape in the outdoor seating area of the restaurant. However, when the manager approached me and requested I leave, I obliged and asked for my card that was being held with my table,” Hall said. “I had to ask for it well over 10 times (I still don’t have the card back) and he said ‘No, get the fuck off the property.’ He then grabbed me and tried to pull me out so I threw his hand off and said ‘Don’t touch me, what’re you doing?’ and he proceeded to grab me again.”
“Then my friend walked in the middle of us to stop the commotion and the two of them started pushing each other. I put my hand in the middle and tried to stop it,” he explained. “The manager then proceeded to tackle my friend to the ground and that’s when I got on top of him and put him in a headlock in an attempt to get him to stop fighting. Then his employees walked over and started kicking me.”
He continued, “Any other variation of the story is categorically false. I have witnesses that contacted me and offered to come forward if need be. I also have a video that a bystander sent me that will show a lot of what happened.” Drop the video then feo. What are you waiting for?
“The version of the story that is being portrayed is missing a lot of context and isn’t who I am,” Hall concluded. “It isn’t who my mom — a single mother who has only love in her heart — raised me to be. When I was young, my dad abused me and my mom and was removed from the house. From that day forth, I swore that I will never become like my father. This story portrays me to be like my dad and I can’t respond with ‘no comment’ like my PR team wanted me to. This is a matter of moral clarity; not about protecting my name.” Sure Jan.
This is the second fight the disgraced TikTok “Star” has gotten into. 2 weeks ago he got into a fight with a random man outside Mel’s Diner while his drunk friend started shouting homophobic slurs.
Reflecting on folk songs her mother (Avie Lee) used to sing to her as a child, Dolly Parton briefly sang portions of one sad song titled Bury Me Beneath the Willow, bringing tears to Colbert eyes. Parton appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote her new book Songteller: My Life in Lyrics.
Shonda decided to leave ABC in 2017 after 15 years as she felt that the pace and constraints of network television had become too stringent for her life.
However, the turning point was when she asked for an additional all-inclusive pass to Disneyland (a standard Disney staff perk) for her sister. After being told “We never do this,” repeatedly, Rhimes got the pass, but it failed to work when her sister, with her children and nanny, arrived at the park.
Rhimes tried to fix the issue by calling a “high-ranking executive” who showed no interest and proceeded to tell one of their biggest showrunners “Don’t you have enough?”
Rhimes hung up, called her lawyer and told them she was going to move to Netflix, and she’d “find new representatives” if that couldn’t be accomplished.
Shonda later inked a $300+ million deal with Netflix.
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What was the pettiest thing that made you quit your job?
POC's what's the worst microaggression you've experienced at work?
