Showing posts with label Magazine Covers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magazine Covers. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Amber Rose Does Complex Magazine!!!



After reading complex magazine's interview with Amber Rose I have mad respect for the blonde bald headed hottie. I hear blogs bashing her character, reputation, past, and lifestyle choices. But when I heard that she told Kanye about herself and what she did in the past I don't give a fuck about what any blog's say about her. One of the hardest thing to do is to tell the person you want to be with the skeletons that you try to lock in your closet and never want to tell or show anyone. She is on my top realest bitches list for the 2009 era. If you haven't already coped the magazine here is a brief snippet of her conversation with complex.


On meeting Kanye
"I was always a huge fan of him, like who isn’t? But he had a fiancĂ©e, it wasn’t like, “Ah, I’m gonna get with Kanye!” When I met him, it was strictly business. He wanted me for his “Robocop” video and he had the utmost respect for me, and we hung out on a friendship/business type of deal. You know, just as normal human beings when you hang out with somebody, you start to like them. Kanye knew my life, so when the blogs came out like, “Oh, Kanye do you know she was a stripper, that she used to date girls?” Kanye was like, “Tell me something I don’t know.” Everybody has a life and a past."

On her relationship being a publicity stunt
"Well, my intentions when I met Kanye was to do his video, keep it very professional and we really started to like each other. It just so happened that he started liking me and I started liking him. It’s not a publicity stunt, it’s just human beings, man. I love Kanye as a person, he’s a great person, he’s super-talented. I love him for a lot of different reasons"

On Being Bi-sexual
"Yeah, they label me a bisexual freak stripper that f*cks Kanye on a daily basis. [Laughs.] You know: “Amber Rose, the f*cking bisexual, dyke, freak, whatever the f*ck.” To answer that: I’m extremely open with my sexuality. I can be in love with a woman, I can be in love with a man. I’m not into bestiality [laughs] but as far as humans go, I definitely find beauty in everybody, whether they’re heavy-set, super-skinny, if they’re white, black, Indian, Asian, Spanish. I can see beauty in anybody. I’m not into threesomes or orgies and shit like that. If I see a women and I think she’s beautiful and I like her, and she likes me back we can definitely try to be in a relationship together."

On her come up
"Obviously, Kanye is a super-duper megastar so he definitely gave me the fast track to the top, and I love him and appreciate him so much for that.On Being On The BlogsThis is my life, this is how my life’s been since I was a kid. I’ve always been popular, my name has always been in somebody’s mouth in high school. I don’t lose no sleep over this sh*t."

On The Perception that women who dress provocatively are wild in bed
"If a girl wears a short skirt or dress, men automatically think, “She wants it, and she’s probably an animal in bed.” I just want to feel sexy today, I don’t want you. Men crack me up with that sh*t. Those rich college girls are the main ones who get it in and have orgy parties on tape. Then there’s me—who stripped for seven years—who’s a total prude. I have a raunchy mouth, but I’m so not into that stuff."

On Marriage
"As of right now, I don’t believe in marriage. I was raised by a single mother, so I don’t feel I need to be married to be happy and live my life."







Monday, August 10, 2009

Taraji P. Henson goes Topless for Men's Fitness Magazine!!!!



My favorite actress Taraji P. Henson did a photoshoot for Men's Fitness Magazine. She was looking absolutely FAB!!! I guess since she went full on nude for Instyle Magazine, she felt comfortable doing this half of this photoshoot topless. I don't blame her she has a great body. Her body is my dream body. When I lose some weight maybe I will compare a picture of my new body to her body and see if I got her shape! Well, check out a couple of her quote's from the interview.


“Most men are fragile,” she says. “I’m a successful woman, in the public eye, and raising a kid by myself. It can leave guys feeling like, ‘Damn, how can I have a chance?’” Answer: “Just be a man!”


“A woman is gentle, soft, delicate, and a man’s position is to protect her-help her up stairs, make sure she’s in the car safely first. Take good care of your woman, and the sky’s the limit!”


“Date a woman with children only if you are ready to man up, because it’s a position that comes with responsibility. If you don’t want anything too serious, then stay with women with no kids.”


Check out these sexy photo's!!!


Sunday, August 9, 2009

Drake On The Cover Of Fader!!!



On August 18th (a week earlier in some cities), the new issue of The FADER hits newsstands and, along with our regular excellence, features exclusive cover stories on Toronto’s bubbling (and hobbling) superstar Drake and San Francisco’s life-altering rock band Girls. It’s a first for both, as we like to do, and the stories are both incredible—not that we’re biased. Stay tuned for a special preview of the issue next week, and in the following weeks look out for the accompanying audio podcast and free PDF download of the issue itself. We just wanna be successssfuulllll!

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Keri Hilson On The Cover Of Complex Magazine




The beautiful and sexy Keri Hilson is strutting her stuff on the cover of Complex Magazine. Hilson gives Complex Magazine a taste of her personality and how she refuses to become another sex object for the hip hop industry. Hmmm, I wonder why she let Kanye and Wayne slap dat azz while she was performing onstage? Cop Complex Magazine to get the full interview about Keri Hilson! Here is brief snippet of some her interview....


So what type of artist do you want to become?

Keri Hilson: If you look at my iTunes, there’s a lot of R&B and a lot less hip-hop. Even though I love it! I’m born and raised in Georgia, so I have a lot of appreciation for hip-hop, but I want to be able to show the emotional side of me.


But you grew up on soul.

Keri Hilson: My dad used to sing in a quartet. He loved everything: adult contemporary, anything smooth. He’d listen to the quartets. My musical influences, without a doubt, come from my dad. No one really pursued music, though. I’m the first. I’m the black sheep. I did go to college—I had to. But I didn’t take business or political science or anything.



Wow, so you were in college, cashing checks?

Keri Hilson: My very first check was for Ruben Studdard’s first album, like $25,000. And my family was like, “What the hell is this? This is what you’ve been doing? Who the hell brings home a check like this?” They’re thinking $2,500 here and there, whatever. It was crazy.



But it feels like there is a different overall message you’re trying to put forth.

Keri Hilson: I wanted to do an album that expressed a woman’s true thoughts and true feelings about certain situations that we go through. I thought that was missing—the truth part. People do songs that paint themselves as perfect. Like they don’t do this or that: “No, you can’t say this to me or do this to me.” It’s more like storytelling for some people as opposed to exposing who they are, and allowing people to relate to them. That’s what I wanted to accomplish—I wanted to touch people in ways that I was touched. I wanted it to be relatable.

Haven’t both of them touched your ass onstage before?

Keri Hilson: Yeah, they have. Onstage. Onstage. What am I there to do? Entertain. Onstage, we’re entertainers. Onstage, a married man is still an entertainer. It means he’s an entertainer first when he’s onstage. Offstage? Very respectful. They would never touch my ass offstage, I’ll tell you that much.