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Not her forgetting she’s a singer lmao
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She’s attending ahhh! She better claim that AOTY WIN in person this year yup!
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Big Machine is over.
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According to WSJ, Jenner is selling a $600 million stake in her beauty empire to struggling cosmetics giant Coty Inc. The fragrance and cosmetics company said it plans to buy 51% of Kylie Cosmetics, valuing the company at $1.2 billion. Jenner, who founded the brand in 2015, will remain the public face of the brand, which will be renamed Kylie Beauty. Kylie's company added a skin line this summer, and last year struck a deal with Ulta Beauty to carry Jenner's products in all of its 1,100 stores. The brand is on track for $200 million in sales for this year. Per WSJ, Jenner is part of a "wave of fledgling cosmetics lines capitalizing on celebrity founders and social media-driven marketing." While sales of mass market brands like CoverGirl flounder, it's these upstart brands that are stealing market share, led by brands like Kylie Cosmetics and Glossier, a skin-care and makeup company launched by a popular fashion blogger. "This is where the growth of the market is," Coty finance chief Pierre-André Terisse said in an interview, adding that the brand's online presence is another attractive element. With all of this new capital, it appears Kylie Beauty is poised for even more rapid growth. Coty, which bought up a number of beauty brands from Proctor & Gamble a few years back, is reportedly hoping to sell some more underperforming brands as it shifts to more of a 'fast-fashion' approach. ....and I can barely get out of my Apartment this morning
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I’ve never forgotten the first time I saw Kesha. It was at T in the Park 2011, an otherwise unmemorable weekend festival in Scotland. During her main-stage performance, the woman then known as Ke$ha told the crowd that she had one pressing question. “Is there,” she said, prolonging the anticipation, “enough glitter on my titties?” The noisy consensus was no, there was not, so her accomplices doused her in a can of lager and an explosion of gold that left her looking like the daughter of C-3PO and Dolly Parton. These gleeful exploits defined Kesha Rose Sebert as a pop star for a while. She followed her defiantly trashy 2010 debut, Animal, with the equally riotous Warrior in 2012, becoming a trailblazer for hedonistic pop. Then she disappeared. In 2016, a new image emerged: Kesha wearing a white suit, sobbing in court as she tried to escape her contract with the producer Dr Luke (AKA Lukasz Gottwald), whom she accused of sexual and emotional abuse including date rape and bullying that led to her developing an eating disorder. He denied the allegations. Her case was dismissed. While she could pick new collaborators, she still had to record for his label, an imprint of Sony, and he countersued for defamation. Kesha’s third album, 2017’s Rainbow, arrived during her legal struggles. While she couldn’t sing about her alleged strife, she made her stance plain: “When I’m finished, they won’t even know your name,” she belted on Praying. The rockier, more personal album earned her the best reviews of her career. “I was not used to having nice press,” Kesha says with a small, stunned laugh. “It was shocking, and also at a time where I so needed kindness.” But the validation left her feeling uneasy. “I don’t feel as if I’m beholden to be a tragedy just because I’ve gone through something that was tragic,” she says. “That’s really important for people to know – you do not have to be defined by something that was done to you.” It is early October. Kesha, now 32 and newly brunette, has just debuted her new album, High Road, at a glitzy playback for the media. A few downbeat songs aside, her new music revitalises her rowdy trademark sound – in the way that Tina Turner and Rihanna did after rejecting their own victim narratives. “After Praying, people thought I’d always take the high road,” she tells us, handing out tequila. “And this song is about getting super fucking high.” read the full interview in the link below: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/nov/08/kesha-the-worlds-going-to-burn-up-i-might-as-well-have-a-good-time
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Our next president has spoken
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Paramount has picked up Babylon, Damien Chazelle’s drama set in the Golden Age of Hollywood. Brad Pitt and Emma Stone are in talks to star in the project, but no deals are set. The story is said to be set in the late 1920s, during the movie industry’s transition from silent films to talkies. The rise and fall of fictional and historical characters figure into the proceedings. If deals are made, Stone would portray Clara Bow, the early sex symbol and box office star who was Hollywood’s first “It” girl. Pitt would play a fictional character, a silent film star who fails to make the transition to the new technology; sources say he is based on real-life figure John Gilbert.
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more pics are out there omg gorgeous Oscar winner
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The actor turns 45 today! Wish him a happy birthday!
