October, 2010

Kim and Kourtney Kardashian were spotted shooting scenes for “Kim and Kourtney Take New York” on Friday afternoon (October 29) looking as fab as always.

The E! reality sisters wearing fab trenchcoat and fur for the chilly weather, hopped aboard a Circle Line boat for a cruise over to the Statue of Liberty.
The boating excursion followed a long morning for Kim, who spent the day in the studio with The Dream for a 3+ hour recording session.

Meanwhile, Kim also took to her Twitter page today to encourage fans dressing as the Kardashians to send in photos, as she wrote, “I’m already seeing some of your Kardashian costumes! Amazing! Tweet your pics with #kardashkostume and I’ll post the best on my blog!”

Celine Dion, who gave birth to twins earlier this month, has revealed she was originally carrying triplets.

The 42-year-old lost one of her babies early in the pregnancy before giving birth to premature but healthy fraternal boys Eddy and Nelson on Saturday.

The singer and her husband Rene Angelil talked about their heartache in an interview with a French news station.

‘He chose to let go to give space to his brothers to grow,’ she explained.

The couple have been open about their long struggle to conceive and underwent six attempts at IVF in 12 months.

Meanwhile, Celine settled on names for her twins yesterday after considering ‘nearly 15,000 names.

The couple took inspiration from Nelson Mandela, whom the 42-year-old met in 2008 while on tour in South Africa.

‘René said that in just the few minutes they were able to spend with him, they were impressed by the human being he is,’ a spokesperson for the couple said.

Eddy is named after Eddy Marnay, who produced the singer’s first five records.

T.I.’s wife Tameka Cottle has been charged by the L.A. County District Attorney for possessing the drug ecstasy when the couple was arrested on Sunset Strip last month.
If convicted, Tameka could face up to a year behind bars.
According to reports, the D.A. has elected not to prosecute T.I. for charges stemming from the incident, noting that the rapper will already be serving time in Georgia for a probation violation stemming from the L.A. arrest.
Tameka Cottle is scheduled to be arraigned Monday in Los Angeles on a misdemeanor drug charge — the same day her husband, rapper T.I., is due to turn himself in to start serving an 11-month sentence at an Arkansas prison.
Cottle’s arraignment and T.I.’s incarceration both stem from a Sept. 1 traffic stop in West Hollywood. Police arrested the Atlanta-based newlyweds on suspicion of drug possession but only Cottle was charged. The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced Monday it would not prosecute Clifford Harris Jr., the rapper’s birth name, despite finding four ecstasy tablets on him.

Rihanna hit the set of “What’s My Name?” in New York City on Wednesday evening (October 27).

The Barbadian beauty was joined by a gal pal as she strolled the city streets in an oh-so-revealing nude bustier in between shooting out scenes with Drake.

Adding another magazine cover to her credit, Rihanna appears on the December issue of Marie Claire UK.

And in the accompanying interview, the “Take a Bow” songstress gets real about her life after taking a beating from ex-boyfriend Chris Brown.

Rihanna explained, “Yes . I was very lost. I have to say I felt really confused. It was really strange because… I hate talk about it but it was really crazy because I felt so out of touch with myself and when that happens… it’s scary because nothing you say or do feels like it’s you.”

She continued, “You just lose touch of everything that you love and everything that you would normally do; how you would dress of how you would say something… It just feels like it’s not coming from you. It’s just this one empty vase. I felt like an empty vessel.”

“Eventually, I remember waking up one day and I knew I was over it. One day. I remember I was in New York at the Trump Hotel and I woke up and I just knew I was over it.”

As for her duet with Eminem on “Love the Way You Lie,” Ri says it’s not glorifying domestic violence, but rather trying to understand it.

“He confronted himself on it. He basically gives insight into what goes on in the mind of a couple in a domestically violent relationship. I love that in every verse it just gets to that point where she wants to leave, she wants to leave, she leaves, she leaves, she leaves… but then the hook always comes back and it’s like, ‘I love it. I love it.’ That’s not what you think when it’s happening. You know you don’t like it but you’re staying, so it’s almost like you must love it because you’re not leaving.”

“Every word in that song is true. It would take somebody who’s been on the inside to understand how magical those lyrics are. Everybody loves the song but the lyrics can never hit home until you’ve seen it, witnessed it, in your home or experienced it yourself.”