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Los Angeles — The “Thank U, Next” music video is going to be so fetch! Ariana Grande teased her upcoming release by posting a selfie with Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett.The video is inspired by popular chick flicks, including the 2004 film, Legally Blonde, 13 Going on 30 and Bring It On. Grande, 25, shared a photo of herself and Bennett, who portrayed the object of Lindsay Lohan’s character Cady’s affection Aaron Samuels, on her Instagram Story on Saturday, November 24.The Burn Cookbook author, 37, posted the same pic on his own Instagram account, writing, “Aaron [loves] Regina. Thank U, Next.”The pop star — in a blonde wig and pink ensemble reminiscent of Regina George (Rachel McAdams) — rounded out her Mean Girls troupe with her former Victorious costar Elizabeth...
November 25, 2018
Grande posts selfie with Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett.
Brussels — Belgian authorities have impounded millions of euros worth of works by street artist Banksy after an exhibitor in Brussels realised they may not be insured, a lawyer said Friday.The exhibitor, Strokar, informed the authorities that the 58 paintings, photos and silkscreens may not be covered if any were damaged or stolen, Strokar's lawyer Stanislas Eskenazi said."My client is a small non-profit which only provided an exhibition space. It wanted to protect itself against an enormous risk," Eskenazi told AFP, confirming Belgian media reports.Contacted by Strokar, an administrative court in Brussels this week appointed a bailiff who put the works under lock and key on Thursday, he added.Steve Lazarides, a former Banksy agent who broke with the British street artist...
November 24, 2018
Belgium impounds touring Banksy works over insurance fears
Lagos — After a 15-year career in banking and marketing, Nigerian Mike Dada was looking for a platform to "communicate the strength of Africa to the rest of the world".He decided to set up Afrima -- the All Africa Music Awards -- Africa's equivalent of the Grammys, whose fourth edition takes place this weekend in Ghana's capital, Accra.In 2014, penniless but passionate about music, he worked with private sponsors in Nigeria and a partner in Kenya.Together, they organised the awards ceremony to "create jobs" and "make Africans proud", he told local media, earning the backing of the African Union.In four years, Afrima has managed to carve out a space as a platform to showcase the bubbling, innovative and prolific African music industry that has...
November 24, 2018
'Africa's Grammys' celebrate the hits of the continent
November 24, 2018
A minute with British singer Freya Ridings
November 21, 2018
Winter in Europe — Explore Amsterdam
November 21, 2018
Design this week
November 21, 2018
Introducing Kavi- Rising artist at Spectrum Miami 2018
November 21, 2018
Stop Bullying!
November 21, 2018
Saudi films in focus at Cairo film festival
November 21, 2018
Netflix star Millie Bobby Brown, 14, named youngest-ever UNICEF envoy
