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Kim Kardashian are now "at peace with Pete Davidson."
Is Pete serious about Kim? Kim Kardashian is more than ready for a little ease in her love life after her rocky seven-year marriage to Kanye West, and it seems that's exactly what she's found in her romance with Pete Davidson.
Jehan CassierePublished 27 days ago in Viva
I didn't want to write this post
I didn’t want to write this post, because I have a story I want to write about a middle-aged woman who … blah, blah, blah. I’m not going to give away plot points here. I also want to write some new jokes for my stand up. And I don’t want to write any jokes about violence against women, whether it is verbal, physical or institutional.
Rachel RobbinsPublished 2 months ago in Viva
Grace Kelly
Fourteen Hours. High Noon. Dial M For Murder. The Bridge of Toko-Ri. High Society. Five of the fourteen films this brilliant actress starred in. Her leading men included Gary Cooper, Clarke Gable, James Stewart, Bing Crosby and Cary Grant. Her talent and persona influenced one of the greatest directors of all time — Alfred Hitchcock. Her greatest performance was as the Princess of Monaco. This is another article on Grace Kelly.
Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished 2 months ago in Viva
"She Is Willing To Do Whatever It Takes To Be With Me"
You don't have to be Marilyn Manson to abuse women the way he's accused, but it undoubtedly makes things a smidge easier. Last year ex-fiancee Evan Rachel Wood outed the previously alluded-to 'powerful' man who cruelly abused her for years. She was 19 when she met the 36-year-old Manson at a party while he was still married to burlesque queen Dita Von Teese, whom he divorced the same year. Wood told Insider that they looked into each other's eyes and 'knew'.
Nicole ChardenetPublished 3 months ago in Viva
Nedu Blasts Nigerian Women Who Show off Body Online Including Some He’s Worked With
Episode 5 of the Glitch Africa show Frankly Speaking was released recently and the topic was "Nudity on Social Media". Well, one man had A LOT to say about the issue and that man is comedian and OAP, Nedu.
Jide OkonjoPublished 4 months ago in VivaYou Do Not Have the Same Hours in a Day as Beyoncé
During the intro to this The Diary of a CEO podcast episode, Steven Bartlett mentions that 'Molly does not do interviews like this', and we all saw why. This interview had a lot of ups and downs, most notably her tone-deaf comments about her 'hard work' and 'privilege'. Although Molly-Mae is not an influencer I follow, I understand she is an idol for many young girls and I admit she has done very well for herself at the age of 22. However, this interview really got me thinking more about influencer culture, as she is definitely not the first to have made such comments.
An Influencer to watch: Stanzi Potenza
I’m not the biggest fan of social media if I’m being honest. I much prefer the long format of traditional television rarely even watching YouTube videos under three minutes long. However to avoid acknowledging the ever looming entropy that is life I will sometimes brave venturing outside of my hobbit hole looking for a star who’s brightness can make me forget about the darkness for just a little while. If you have similar feelings, I would suggest seeing a therapist and working on your mental health. If doesn’t suite your fancy than I present to you Stanzi Potenza. A snazzy dresser who makes hilarious videos, across Youtube, TikTok and Instagram (Picture featured above.) Stanzi Potenza is definitely someone who if you haven’t been following you really should. If you don’t believe me I will spend the rest of this article telling you why…
Did Anyone Actually Read Lawrence's Wage Gap Article?
Jennifer Lawrence covered her mouth, shocked, hearing her name being called for an Oscar nomination. She then clumsily struggled up the steep stairs in her long, enveloping dress, tripping, and falling briefly. “I wished a random person happy birthday, and then, like, stumbled off. It was mortifying.” she provided in post, speaking in an interview (“Jennifer Lawrence on Falling” 00:01:40 - 00:01:48). Many are drawn to Jennifer Lawrence for being so human in comparison to other, more perfect in appearance, celebrities. Lawrence’s humility involves spouting inappropriate, yet truthful comments. For example, when asked what the process was like that day, coming to the Oscars, she could only come up with chaotic details, reluctantly confiding in the interviewer, “Sorry I had a shot before I came” (“Jennifer Lawrence talks” 00:00:50 - 00:00:55). The only information she provided about herself is unflattering. Having no partiality towards herself, Lawrence is perceived as honest.
Gabrielle KelleyPublished 5 months ago in Viva
What would you do, if you could write your own life?
36 year old author and artist, Edna Freeman, aimed to take advantage of her new opportunities being in the United States and to write a new story for herself.
Alaska GreyPublished 5 months ago in Viva
9 Female Celebrities Reveal Greatest Lesson Life Has Taught Them
Who doesn't like a good piece of life advice? Nuggets of wisdom from other people who have navigated and continue to navigate this world is always welcome. We too, on our journeys in this thing called life, we have picked up a couple of nuggets of wisdom, so have other people.
Jide OkonjoPublished 6 months ago in VivaEvery Woman Should Know Taylor Swift’s Golden Rules
Taylor Swift’s an expert in many things, and one of them is building a castle out of all the bricks people throw at her (see what I did there?). Love or hate her, you can not deny the fact that she’s a songwriting genius and perfectly knows to tune golden words with catchy beats. She’s had many highs and lows as a female artist throughout her career, but every time, she came back stronger than a 90’s trend.
7 Nollywood Actresses Who Became Mothers Before The Age of 18 (Photos)
Motherhood is one of those things that a lot of women aspire to but life doesn't always happen in the conventional way that everybody thinks and some women end up being mothers before they legally even become adults by society's standards.
Jide OkonjoPublished 7 months ago in Viva
