Singer and entrepreneur Jennifer “J. Lo” Lopez posed with her 2-year old twins, Emme and Max in Gucci’s Fashion Campaign for its new children’s collection line. The campaign features the family on a beach in Malibu, California, rocking the latest Gucci clothing and accessories.
According to WWD.com, Gucci will be making charitable donations to UNICEF and the Maribel Foundation, a charity founded by Lopez, and her sister, Lynda.
Willow Smith sat down with MTV News on Tuesday (October 19) and shared a bit about her experience thus far as a singer. She talked about the first time she hung out with Jay-Z, her musical inspirations, and showed us the right way to whip your hair. The 9-year old also discussed commitment, procrastination and what it really means to whip your hair:
On what “Whip My Hair” means:
“Don’t be afraid to be yourself. And don’t let anybody tell you that that’s wrong because the best thing is you.”One thing in her closet that she can’t live without:
“I can’t live without my shoes. There’s one pair I can’t live without. They’re high-tops and they have checkers on the bottom and they’re like yellow and pink and white and they’re so tight.”On how she felt the day of the video shoot:
“It was a long day most of the time. It was hard sometimes. But if you have a commitment to that, you have to stick with it. It’s not because I have to, it’s because I want it. Most people if they don’t want it, they’ll just be like, ‘Oh, well I can do that tomorrow. Is that what they call procrastinating?”
Gotta love Willow.
63 year-old Jimmy McMillan made his debut on Monday night (October 18) during the New York Gubernatorial Primary Debate. In an effort to run for NY major, the retired postal worker summed up his party as the Rent Is 2 Damn High Party and adopted the slogan for his campaign slogan. In a recent interview with The Herald Journal News, McMillan talked about the impact of his phrase:
“It’s about time,” McMillan said. “I’ve been pushing for this for two decades. I’m glad someone is listening. Poor children will now have someone to represent them.”
“I want them to come to my community, to see the people who want me to fight for them,” McMillan said. “It’s not about Jimmy McMillan. I’m just a catalyst for the Rent Is Too Damn High movement, which is catching on across the whole country.” [READ MORE]
Couldn’t agree more. If you missed his introduction during the New York Gubernational, check out the video below:
Rappers 50 Cent and Soulja Boy are featured on the cover of the November issue of XXL Magazine. Both artists revealed their admiration for each other and shared what they have in common:
“Being black with money, from the ‘hood, struggles and coming from nothing to something, of course you’re going to share the common struggles,” the young MC said. “You going to have people hate. You going to have people that change on you, and all that. So of course, watching 50, and him going through what he did — if there wasn’t no 50 Cent, there would be no Soulja Boy.”
About the drug allegations:
“I’m still learning,” Soulja Boy said. “I’ve been through a lot this year, and it’s nothing I expected. I just wanna rap, and I wake up and have some sh– on me, out the blue, every single day. But, really, all it does is feed my ego.”
Check out a behind the scenes video from their shoot below.
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