Sexy songstress Amerie dishes on cheating and “wanting space” for the “Women Are Complex, Too” article from the October/November 2009 issue of Complex.
The “1 Thing” hitmaker is busy promoting the release of her fourth album In Love & War.
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Glamour Magazine hails trimphiant pop tart Rihanna as one of their 2009 Women of the Year — more than eight months after the singer’s highly publicized domestic fallout with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown.
Former King Magazine covergirl, buxom and bodacious Tahiry Jose — The Bartender — gives the inside scoop on her recent split from Slaughterhouse star Joe Budden and reveals why there’s life after Joe Beezy in the new issue of Complex Magazine.
Busty femcee Nicki Minaj — The Harajuku Barbie –tells us why she’s destined to become the next platinum-selling female rapper in the October issue of Honey Magazine.
Unfortunately “The Curious Case of Nicki’s Feet” have made the First Lady of Young Money the subject of ridicule on Twitter this afternoon!
Whitney Houston returns to the music scene after a six-year hiatus with the release of her comeback album I Look to You, her sixth full-length studio LP. So far, the album is getting mostly strong reviews from critics, and now the legendary singer is opening about teaming up with her Arista Records mentor Clive Davis once again on the pages of the October issue of Ebony Magazine.
“I shed a lot of stuff, a lot of unnecessary weight in the last three or four years. I left a lot of old luggage behind, and when I did, the blessings just started pouring on me, and the light in my spirit started to lift again,” Whitney tells the magazine. “I’m really humbled, and I thank God that people love me, but I [really] thank God that God loves me. I thank Him for chastening my heart, for never letting go. What I did sometimes … I went off and did my thing, but He never let me go.”
Whitney On Her Retreat From The Public Eye: “I was just ready to lay back and raise my daughter and just watch her grow and nurture her. And my mother’s getting older. I wanted to spend more time with my mom [because during] most of my 20s and 30s, [I] was dealing with making records and traveling the world and being this thing — icon, you know — whatever this has turned into.”
Whitney On Her Relationship With Daughter Bobbi Kristina, 16: “She and I are not only mother and daughter, but we’re good friends. I want her to trust me, to be able to trust in me, to know that I’m not going nowhere. If she knows that I’m there for her, she can depend on me. I’m the dependable one; she can depend on her mommy.”
Whitney Houston covers the October issue of Ebony, on newsstands September 8.
Complex Magazine sat down for a provocative photoshoot and in-depth interview with hip-hop’s hairless vixen, Amber Rose.
The on-again/off-again girlfriend of Kanye West talks sexuality, her future as a Ford Model, and life with the rap world’s biggest egomaniac.
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Jada Pinkett-Smith and her bikini bod cover the September 2009 issue of Shape Magazine.
While they may seem like the perfect couple on the surface, in the July issue of Redbook Magazine, actress Jada Pinkett Smith says she and husband of nearly eleven years Will Smith often disagree on things, but that is part of why they love each other.
“We’re constantly surprising each other,” she said. “No matter what side of the scale one is on, the other will switch to keep the balance. We crack up about it all the time. We hardly every agree on anything, and we’ve learned to really respect that in our relationship. You might have an idea in your mind of what marriage is supposed to be, and you’re driving, driving, driving, toward this ideal picture. But you have to be open to the fact that your relationship is meant to be something else.”
Academy Award-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson has come a long way from her days as “Yvette” in the 2001 drama Baby Boy.
The talented star, 36, has shed her clothes for a backbaring photo featured in the July issue of InStyle Magazine.
“I’m very lucky to have worked young,” she says. “I set myself up so now I can have whatever time I need to focus on myself and my life. When I have a child, I’ll be able to decide, OK, I’m going to do a movie for three months and they can come with me. It’s a really wonderful place to be.”
Beyonce, SELF Magazine, June 2009
