Shakira

Name: Shakira Isabel Mebarak Ripoll

Birthday: February 2, 1977

Birthplace: Barranquilla, Columbia

Height: 5'-2"

Weight: 130 lbs

     Shakira is a Columbian singer who gained worldwide popularity when her first English single,"Whenever, Wherever" turned into a global hit.  Shakira's Hips Don't Lie single was the best selling song of the 2000s and her 2010 FIFA World Cup's Waka Waka (Time for Africa) was the the best selling World Cup song of all time.  With over 60 million albums sold worldwide, Shakira is the highest selling Columbian artist of all time.

      There is really nothing to not like about Shakira.  She has a beautiful face with a nice body, a great singer, an excellent dancer, and a philanthropist.  She founded the Pies Descalzos Foundation which is a special school for poor children in Columbia.  Shakira is also an UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.

Beyonce

Name: Beyonce Giselle Knowles

Birthday: September 4, 1981

Birthplace: Houston, Texas, USA

Height: 5'-6"

Weight: 143 lbs

     Beyonce started her career as the lead singer for one of the world's best selling girl groups called Destiny's Child.  She went solo and released her album, "Dangerously in Love" in 2003 and has produced #1 hits such as Crazy in Love and Baby Boy.  Beyonce broke the record by a female artist when she won 6 Grammys at the 52 Grammy Awards and has won a total of 16 Grammys.  She is one of the best selling musicians of all time with over 75 million albums sold worldwide.

     She is one of my favorite female artists of all time.  It's hard to imagine how she can stay so down to earth with all the fame and money.  She doesn't overspend her money and is always humble and sincere to everyone.  Beyonce makes great music, is an amazing performer and most importantly, a great role model.

Gaga's 'Born This Way' video premieres and it is.......ugh, just watch it

She was born this way.  With a makeup artist, airbrushing and a giant wind machine.

This whole Lady Gaga thing has swiftly turned a corner and become a sort of epic shitshow of self indulgence and art-school narcissism.  It sorta began with the 'Alejandro' video, which received some pretty scathing reviews from just about everyone, and, apparently, Gaga took those criticisms and said 'screw you all, I'll do the same thing just weirder and with less of a point and an actual birthing scene for no reason.'

Sure there are some good bits.  But there are far more bad bits.  Also, we do not need to see ANYONE being ACTUALLY BORN, thank you very much, regardless of....well, regardless of anything, really.  

To be fair to the woman, you certainly can't look away from this clip - but it's kind of the music video equivalent of last night's Oscars ceremony.  It's trying desperately to be young and hip, but really just ends up being self-congratulatory, expected, and a little cringey to watch.

Womp womp.

Beauty tips for fairness

 Beauty tips for fairness

Beauty tips for fairness can work for almost any skin type. Not everyone has a round face or an oval face, but every face is perfect. The skins’ texture and tone is essential before applying  any creams or make up applications. Even the most plainest of faces can be transformed into a face of beauty. There are many beauty tips for fairness rules that can be useful in aiding any skin type, if applied appropriately. Below are a few suggestions. How you apply the products you buy or make will determine the effectiveness, of the beauty tips for fairness solutions that you use.

The first thing you want to do is cleanse your skin. Start with a mild face cleanser. Follow the instructions on the label, for your skin type. Using a cleanser that is not appropriate for your skin type could cause outbreaks. Begin by rubbing the cream on your face in a circular motion as you clean your skin, this aid in stimulating good circulation. This can apply to the entire body. Using a soft brush on the entire body stimulates better blood circulation throughout the entire body. Applying beauty tips for fairness techniques to your skin helps your skin to breathe, shine and glow. This gives it a healthy and lively appearance.

Next, you can apply your make up as usual. Some people find that changing their brand of make up (actually) improves the appearance of their skin. Some makeup can be harsh to the skin and can cause mild to severe skin irritations. Try applying cocoa butter at night before retiring to bed; it makes the skin soft and silky. Organic makeup may be worth looking into, since non-allergen ingredients are becoming more popular in all aspects of marketing. Using good beauty tips for fairness in a positive way can help to improve many undesired skin problems.

Your skin is the most important part of your appearance. It works as a protector for the inner parts of your body, protecting you from the harshness of the sun, rain and wind. Your skin is really a barrier to the harsh environment that we live in. You should use skin protectors such as sunscreen and sun blocker that is compatible to your skin type. Applying the right beauty tips for fairness solutions is important in preventing further skin irritation.

If you have serious skin conditions that have not gone away after several months of at home remedies, and over the counter treatments, you may need to consult a dermatologist. Taking care of your skin is essential to promoting and maintaining good and healthy skin tone and texture. Fairness for beauty tips are suggestions that can help you maintain a good and healthy skin glow.

Latest Bridal Dresses

 

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Bridal Mehndi Dresses in Dress Designs just look new and Latest Bridal Dresses which you can like in coming weeks.

 

Ke$ha makes one of her best videos for what is easily her worst song - watch 'Blow' now

"Thanks for hiring me but just a heads up, you smell real bad."

What the hell, Ke$ha.

Everyone knows you are a trashy whore with a debilitating fear of bathing facilities, but despite the fact your disease-riddled weave looks like it was dyed with a combo of Clorox and toilet water we've always had your back because your music is undeniably catchy.

UNTIL NOW. 

'Blow' is a ridiculous mess of a song and your odd vocal affectations are doing it ABSOLUTELY NO FAVORS WHATSOEVER.  Furthermore, how it possibly took an army of songwriters and producers to chuck out this garbage is beyond us because a small band of infant gorillas could have crafted a better tune in less time and with less of an entitlement complex about it.  But, once again, we find ourselves crapping all over one aspect of your creative output while being brutally forced to praise another.  Pure crappiness of the song aside, your video for the track is actually kind of cool, albeit in a low-budget schlockfest kind of way, and with the sound down it's very nearly enjoyable to watch. 

The vid is all UNICORNS and LIGHTS and "KE$HA SEXY POSE" and also Jason Van Der Beek for some reason - and even though it has a definite "fifth single from the album" vibe to it, the video is likely the only thing that may save your 'Blow' single campaign from outright disaster.  We know you've become accustomed to life in the upper reaches of the charts as of late, but  come on, let's be honest - even if this garbage was by the Glee cast featuring Justin Bieber, it would still be a push to scrape the top 40.

It's pretty obvious Team Ke$ha are just treading water until your mess of a remix album comes out, so at this point everyone should really just cross their fingers, hold their noses, and pray this song tanks quickly. 


Ke$ha, honey, we're not mad.  We're just disappointed.  

Yorkshire Terrier





The Yorkshire Terrier is feisty, alert, inquisitive, energetic, determined, brave, bossy, scrappy and boisterous. But he can also be very sweet. He can be described as a little dog with a big personality! He's one of the most popular breeds in the Unite States. He craves close physical contact and affection and will follow you around the home like a shadow. His prey-drive is high and he will chase any little creature that scurries by him. He gets along well with strangers but he can be aggressive with other dogs. He's very affectionate and loves to cuddle and sit on your lap.

The Yorkshire Terrier is intelligent and quite easy to train. He learns new commands quickly at an above average rate.

The Yorkshire Terrier sheds practically no hair at all. You'll virtually never find a hair in your home!***

Looking for small cute dogs this year

I'm breed searching until December, looking for little cute dogs to add to my family so until then every little cutie i find i will add to my blog for my future referencing....

If you love dogs good for you if not.... well, you can read on, on my other many updates.

The naked truth about "Giving and Sharing"

                                         COMING SOON!!!!!!!!!!!......

             All i have learnt over the years of my existence, will be divided into Parts

Revolution signals new dawn for Egypt's women

A couple of days after the fall of Hosni Mubarak, 24-year-old Nawara Belal was driving in Cairo when she was verbally abused by an army officer. "I got out of my car, opened the door of his car and slapped him in the face," she said. "I realized he wouldn't do anything about it, and it gave me the power to do what I wanted to do to every harasser in my past. "I would never have been able to do that before the revolution."


Belal and many women like her, energized by the visible part they played in the protests that led to Mubarak's fall, feel they no longer have to suffer in silence the sexual harassment that has been part of their lives for so long.


A survey in 2008 by the Egyptian Center for Women's Rights claimed that 98% of foreign women and 83% of Egyptian women in the country had been sexually harassed.


CBS reporter Lara Logan was attacked in Cairo's Tahrir Square after Mubarak stepped down, and other women reported incidents ranging from mild harassment to violent attacks. But many women now feel a change in this culture is possible. Nehad Abolkomsan, chair of the Egyptian Center for Women's Rights, said: "I believe sexual harassment in Egypt had a political reason. Political frustration was a big reason.


"I believe now it can be eliminated. It won't just be like pushing a button, we have to continue to work on it, but women will not be silent anymore." Doaa Abdelaal, a council member with the international solidarity movement Women Living Under Muslim Law, agreed that a more open society would lead to less harassment of women in the streets. "In an oppressive society, people oppress each other," she said. "It's a justification for everyone to be unjust. Under a more open society these things can be discussed, I think changes will happen."


Belal, a project coordinator for the feminist organization Nazra, said: "Under Mubarak, it was a police-led country and police had a heavy presence in our lives. "If you were sexually harassed, you wouldn't have much faith that if you went to the police they would support you." Although the attack on Logan might suggest otherwise, many women involved in the protests said they were struck by the lack of harassment.


Farida Makar, 24, an Egyptian student at Oxford University in the United Kingdom, traveled back home to take part in the protests. "The sexual harassment that happened on the streets was a sign that society was unwell," she said.


"In Tahrir Square during the protests, although there were a lot of young men and women crowded together, and you would assume women would be harassed -- generally they weren't. I don't know why that was, maybe because of all the hope and optimism."The wave of optimism is felt in many other areas of women's lives.


Five years ago, the Egyptian Center for Women's Rights closed its program helping young women get involved in local politics, because of lack of interest. Today, the organization says it is inundated with young women wanting to get involved in its campaigns. Women's groups feel their role in bringing about the revolution has given new momentum to their campaign for equality.


Abolkomsan said: "I am so happy and so proud about the role young women played in the revolution. "Before the revolution they were depressed and disappointed and felt there was no value in their participation. "Now we have hundreds of women coming to our organization wanting to get involved. They made a change by being in Tahrir Square and now they want to continue making a change."


Abdelaal, 35, said: "I was very happy to see all the generations of women's rights activists, poor, rich, middle class, all types of women, there every day and every night. "We have been doing everything we can to make ourselves visible, writing, talking, sending out information, because we didn't want it to be called an Islamist revolution.


"We needed to be seen in blue jeans and T-shirts as well as in veils and scarves."


Despite the optimism, women are conscious that they still have a long way to go. The Egyptian Center for Women's Rights led a petition signed by more than 60 organizations complaining that Egypt's new Constitutional Committee has no female members. "They say this is not the time to talk about women's rights, but when you are building a new society is exactly when you should talk about it," Abolkomsan said. "I want to see women active in every level of society.


"We need to continue lobbying for better participation of women, to show that it's not acceptable to ignore us." Abdelaal added: "We have walked a very long way and we are not going to stop now. We now have an open country where people have learned their rights and can protest peacefully.


"It's not going to be easy, it's going to be a difficult road, but I'm quite optimistic. There is now a new door open for women, and we are ready to use this opening."

UN Security Council slaps Libya with sanctions

The United Nations Security Council voted unanimously Saturday to impose sanctions on Libya amid Moammar Gadhafi's escalating attacks on anti-government protesters.

The approved resolution includes an arms embargo, asset freeze and travel bans for Gadhafi and several of his key associates. It also refers the violent crackdown to the International Criminal Court.


"The text send a strong message that gross violations of basic human rights will not be tolerated and that those responsible for grave crimes will be held accountable. I hope the message is heard, and heeded, by the regime in Libya," said U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.


Ibrahim Dabbashi, Libya's deputy ambassador to the United Nations who earlier voiced opposition to Gadhafi's government, said after the vote the resolution would provide moral support to the people resisting in Libya. He urged officers in the armed forces to renounce Gadhafi.


One point of contention revolved around language in the resolution that referred to adopting "all necessary measures to enable the return to Libya of humanitarian agencies and to secure the prompt and safe delivery of humanitarian assistance to those in need."


There was concern that the language could be interpreted as including military intervention. That section of the resolution was softened in the approved version to call on member states to work together to "facilitate and support" the return of humanitarian agencies. Gerard Araud, France's ambassador to the United Nations, described the pace of the resolution proceedings earlier in the day as "an earthquake."


The United Nations estimates that 1,000 people have been killed since the Libyan uprising began last week. Ban had urged the Security Council to come up with immediate actions against Gadhafi's regime. "In these circumstances, the loss of time means more loss of lives," Ban told the 15-member body Friday.


The session Saturday comes the day after Libyan Ambassador Mohamed Shalgam made an impassioned appeal to his United Nations counterparts. "I hope within hours, not days, that they can do something tangible," he said. Some, however, were skeptical of the sanctions and said they would not have teeth.


Fouad Ajami of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies told CNN that Gadhafi had survived sanctions once before, in the aftermath of the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland.


"The sanctions never worked," he said. "Anyone with money can break these sanctions."

Gisele Bundchen

Name: Gisele Caroline Bundchen

Birthday: July 20, 1980

Birthplace: Horizontina, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Height: 5'-11"

Weight: 130 lbs

     Gisele Bundchen's heritage is German-Brazilian and can speak Portuguese, Spanish and English.  Vogue magazine called her "The Return of the Sexy Model"  and has been the highest paid supermodel since 2004.  She was one of the Victoria's Secret Angels from 2001 to 2007.  Gisele is ranked #1 as the "Top Model Icon of All Time" by models.com.  In May 2011, Forbes ranked Gisele as the highest paid supermodel with $45 million in earnings.

     There is no doubt in Gisele's physical beauty and her perfect figure.  She has a kind spirited heart and is always doing charity work whenever she can. She is a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations Environment Programme and has lend a huge helping hand to raise awareness about Africa's HIV/AIDS victim.  Gisele is truly beautiful inside and outside.

Megan Fox

Name: Megan Denise Fox

Birthday: May 16, 1986

Birthplace: Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA

Height: 5'-6"

Weight: 114 lbs

     Megan Fox began her acting career in 2001 but didn't have much success until 2007 when she starred as Mikaela Banes in Transformer. Her breakout role in the movie has turned her into an instant fan favorite. She starred in the sequel, Transformer 2: Revenge of the Fallen and was the lead actress in Jennifer's Body.  Megan is widely known as a sex symbol.  She was ranked #1 as FHM's "Sexiest Women in the World" in 2008, #1 on Moviefone's "25 Hottest Actor (Actress) Under 25" in 2008, and was ranked #2 on Maxim's Hot 100 list in 2009.

     Megan Fox is stunningly sexy and glamorous.  Even with just a regular T-shirt and jeans, she still looks amazing.  I like watching her in Transformers and Eminem's Love the Way You Lie ft. Rihanna music video.