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5 Times Rihanna Broke The Internet
With her recent tweet on the ongoing farmers protest in India Rihanna for sure is the talk of the town right now. So much so that from the likes of bollywood celebs to cricketing legends, from government officials to media journalists, nobody wants to spare themselves from a reaction. Seems like She has done it again! But this for sure is not the very first time.
So here s Pinkvila presenting to you, Five Times when Rihanna broke the internet before
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2014 CFDA naked dress :- This was way back in 2014 when Rihanna was to be presented with the Style Icon Award at the CFDA fashion event but to everybody s surprise she ushered in wearing a sparkling see-through naked gown. The iconic moment which some fashionistas believe marks the start of a new era of nude dresses can be summed up by this quote from Rihanna, There are rules to fashion but rules are meant to be broken.
TUPELO ⢠Jim Weatherly was more than a songwriter to Gladys Knight. They were musical contemporaries who achieved success at the same time and whose careers paralleled each other.
Knight and her group, the Pips, rose to fame in the early 1970s by singing tunes written by Weatherly â especially the memorable âMidnight Train To Georgia.â She was among many who expressed her adoration for the Pontotoc native and celebrated songwriter, who passed away Wednesday.
âIâm missing Jim Weatherly already,â Knight wrote Thursday on Twitter. âHe was about life and love. â¦. We were just made for each other. We grew our lives together. Iâm gonna miss him terribly and love him always.â
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Moneybagg Yo releases new track and video âTime Todayâ produced by N-Less Entertainments own TurnMeUpYc via CMG/N-less Entertainment/Interscope Records. In true Bagg fashion, heâs back to address his haters by delivering breaking news â the hitmaker has time today. Bar by bar he unpacks his disposition as bold, brazen, rebel ready to continue putting cynics in their place. In the accompanying video directed by Ben Marc, we see Bagg partake in a press conference to make his message loud and clear â
I just looked at my wrist I got time today, f k it Iâm crossing the line today.â Watch âTime Todayâ by Moneybagg YoÂ
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Frankline Sunday |
February 2nd 2021 at 10:37:29 GMT +0300
US entertainment giants are fronting the enactment of tougher copyright laws as part of ongoing negotiations in the free trade agreement between the two countries.
The United States wants Kenyan authorities to introduce tougher copyright laws in a move that could significantly change the technology and entertainment industries in East Africa’s largest economy.
The demands are part of negotiating objectives in the Kenya-US trade talks that require Kenya’s commitment before the bilateral deal between the two countries is signed.
In a letter to the Office of the United States Trade Representative, more than 3,200 companies, led by entertainment giants including Netflix, Walt Disney Studios, Universal City Studios and Warner Brothers, have asked Kenya to overhaul copyright legislation by introducing tougher penalties for both individuals and corporates aiding copyright violations.