Showing posts with label magazines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magazines. Show all posts
The Game: A History Of Beef (All 100 Of Them!)
Complex Magazine (what up Brendan? Joe? Ernest?) tossed up this hilarious piece on Jayceon’s gripes with everybody and their moms. Click here to read.
Eva Longoria Poses for GQ Mexico
Eva Longoria is widely known as a sexy woman. This time she made another hot appearance with her pictures taken for GQ Mexico.
In the photos which showed most of her skin, Eva covered her body only with black lingerie. The "Desperate Housewives" star also wore black high-heels which made her looked more attractive. She, moreover, seemed having hair extension. As if it's not seducing enough, in some photos Eva was seen playing with rope.
Recently, Eva Longoria and husband, Tony Parker, spent summer holiday with a trip to Europe. She was seen in some places such as St. Tropez, where she was snapped wearing bikini on a yacht, and Paris to watch the French Open. She then took a flight to Marbella and met her pals, celebrity hairdresser Ken Paves and Bruce Willis's ex-lover, Maria Bravo.
Drake In RollingStone
"I still have people who are finding out about me, who are still going through that process," Drake says. "And they may have to go back and discover a Comeback Season or a So Far Gone. I know the process they have to go through. But I know that eventually they're gonna love it, the music, so that's why I say, Thank Me Later."
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Megan Fox In July Edition Of GQ
Just wanted to post this picture because she is hot...I have that other magazine she was in(I can't think of the name) and she has only improved since then. My birthday is in July and this would be a good gift
Wale In June Edition Of GQ
Olubowale Victor Akintimehin, now 24, cut his teeth as an 18-year-old by jumping onstage to kick rhymes with D.C.-area go-go bands. A self-released single, “Good Girls,” found its way to Mark Ronson, who signed Wale to his label, which led to a management deal with Jay-Z’s company Roc Nation. Now, finally, his first official album is finished—and Attention Deficit might be the most sonically adventurous major-label hip-hop debut ever. With production from Ronson, Cool & Dre, and even Dave Sitek of TV on the Radio, the upbeat album has tribal go-go drums, throwback horns, walls of sound from Sitek, and a live-band feel developed over countless club dates. And like a young Jay-Z or Kanye, Wale has a crystal-clear, jocular flow—They keep sayin’ “whale” but my name Wah-lay / Hos call me Mr. Never-Wear-the-Same-Thang—that puts him leaps ahead of his freshman competitors.
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