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@rokiatu
my hair is like yours, straight & relaxed and up to my upper back now, no weave

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Thanks Rokiatu, I think just it's time we appreciate Black women with their real hair, whether it's virgin hair, straighten, dreads or whatever, it just has to be natural, so if you have pictures you can post them of black women and natural hair

http://fairlyfabulous..com/2009/10/good-hair-individual-and-lifestyle.html
http://theevolvingaries..com/2009/06/beautiful-women-rockin-natural-hair.html
http://devon4africablog..com/2011/09/african-woman-reflects-on-her-hair-pt-2.html
http://www.curlynikki.com/2009/10/nadia-story-of-transition.html
http://www.zimbio.com/member/missmelanny/articles/TDIoq_kHMGx/hairstyles+short+natural+hair

This thread is not meant to insult or put Black women down with weave in their hair, just appreciate black women and their natural hair

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click this link: http://oddnews.yahoo.com/video-odd-news-26481528

[b]"“Victoria’s every move is documented by the paparazzi, but only our cameras have been allowed inside the world of what being Victoria Beckham is really like.”

Such is the advertising campaign for a new reality special set to air on NBC in mid-July. Victoria Beckham: Coming to America will air Monday, July 16, and center on the Beckham’s move from England to Los Angeles, California.

Now is the part where you ask me if I care.

And I tell you stoutly and resolutely that I couldn’t care less.

Like Katy, I am completely and utterly confused by Victoria Beckham—but I’m also confused as to why any of us bother with her. The chick was once in a pop group that was big for three seconds, after which she married an English superstar soccer player. Media coverage should probably have ended there—at least in America, where soccer isn’t as popular as it is abroad—but for some reason it has gone on, and on, and on.

Is anyone concerned about those three girly dudes from Hanson? What about the two other chicks from Destiny’s Child? No. Nobody gives a poo. Paparazzi aren’t staking out the doorstep of Jeff Timmons from 98 Degrees (you don’t even know who that is, right? Me either. But he was in the group. I looked it up). These people are no longer famous because they’re not doing anything more exciting than you or me.

Neither is Victoria Beckham, but for some reason, America is fascinated with her. Is it because she’s a millionaire, but never smiles? Is it because she’s obviously starving herself and is almost never photographed around her kids? Is it because when she does speak, nothing even remotely interesting comes out? If you ask me, these things are reasons to not just stop taking someone’s picture, but to stop noticing them completely.

Honestly, what has this woman done that warrants such attention?

And don’t tell me she’s a fashion icon. That will make me sad for you.

Go on, convince me why she’s worth a million pictures. Why she deserves having her own reality special. Why every time she walks out her door E! needs to run a ticker tape scroll? Persuade me.

I dare you."[/b]
http://collegecandy.com/2007/06/14/victoria-beckham-who-cares/

Victoria Beckham
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Biodun Okeowo is also pretty as well, I forgot to write her name.

Yeah funmi martins is pretty but Mercy Aigbe I heard she is Edo but she married to a Yoruba man: http://www.naijarules.com/vb/movie-tv-stars/27327-why-i-won-t-date-actors-mercy-aigbe-actress.html

@Coogar
I agree with you lol, she is not even in my top ten. bisi ididapo, mosun filani, jide kosoko daughter, & fathia are way prettier

[b]"Talented singer and choreographer, Peter Okoye of Psquare fame, in this interview with PMEntertainment in the last week of December, 2008, speaks on his relationship with ex-MBGN queen, Munachi Abii, life as a father and the music industry.

Q: Congratulations on the arrival of your son and the mother
A: Thank you very much.

Q: How excited are you about that?
A: I’m very excited. I’m so happy because that is one of the best gifts I have got this year (2008).

Q: Why did you christen the baby Cameron?
A: Actually, Cameron is a name I have always loved from my childhood and when I presented the idea to the mother, she loved it as well.

Q: People were surprised that Lola Omotayo got pregnant for you after rumours that you were dating ex-Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria, Munachi Abii
A: I love Nigerians because no matter what, they are the ones that made us who we are. There were lots of rumours going on between me and Munachi Abii, and at the end Lola got pregnant. I know myself and the real truth of what happened, but people can just look at the story and change it to a way that suits them at the end of the day. It has been happening in the industry so, I’m not bothered.

Q: But for the sake of your fans who want to know the truth, what was the real relationship between you and Munachi?
A: Munachi and I are very good friends. No matter what, she is still my friend, not my enemy and everybody knows that. She is a nice girl and I have known her for sometime. But people actually saw us being close when we were shooting the Ifunanya video because there was a whole lot of romance in the video; that actually made us closer. I can’t deny it, and because she was not dating anybody as a beauty queen, people concluded that she was dating Peter Okoye. They even said that she and Lola fought in my house, whereas they had never met, since I don’t know where the rumour came from. The thing is, when you see a handsome guy and a beautiful lady together, you will think that there is something between them, but I can assure you that there is no chemistry. We are just friends. There was a newspaper report that we had a secret wedding. The only day both of them met was at the NMVA and they exchanged pleasantries to the surprise of everybody.

Q: What impact has the arrival of Cameron had on your life?
A: First of all, it has proved to me that in all circumstances, think of God first. I was not the first person that has impregnated a woman before; most people must have done that and aborted it and at the end of the day, they will still feel that they’ve not done anything wrong. We that decided to keep ours should not be seen as bad influence by the public. It has taught me how to respect life and people. No condition is permanent; it has also reminded me of the fact that our parents really did well for us, even if they were financially handicapped.
It has also taught me to be calm. I learnt to handle some situations and to be real. When the news broke that Lola was pregnant, a lot of people were expecting me to deny it, but I came out to tell them that I’m happy. And if you look at it today, it is no more like a bad news, it is a good news.

Q:Your fans are actually worried if you will not tow the path of Tuface Idibia, who is not married yet has kids from different women?
A: Tuface is my lovely friend and colleague. Even if his songs are not as big as others now, he is still a musician I can doff my hat for. So, I would not want him to be used as example. Is Tuface suffering today? Come on, whatever happened has happened. What if I tow his path, what will happen? American stars do more than that and nobody is talking about it, or is it because we are famous? How many married men do we know that have kids from other women? People don’t talk about them because they are not famous.

Q: You and I know that celebrities live fake lifestyle. Being a role model to the younger generation…?
A: The fact that we are role models does not make us perfect. We too can make the same mistakes that other people make. For instance, you say nobody is above the law, that you are famous doesn’t mean police cannot stop you on the road. You should also obey the law. The fact that we are role models means if we do something wrong, we should come out in the public to apologise. A role model is someone that people love and want to emulate. So if people are saying that Peter Okoye is doing something bad, the day I come out to apologise, people will listen. If I’m a cultist for instance, the day I will come out to renounce my membership, others will also repent, that is what makes a role model.

Q: Perhaps you’ve not come out to apologise, for any mistake?
A: What we are talking about here is not a mistake. I’m not one of those that will impregnate a lady and deny it. There is no point trying to deny what I’m not supposed to. I’m as cool as anybody can be. If I do something wrong and it affects people publicly, trust me, I will come out and tell them I’m sorry.

Q: Do we see you walking down the aisle with your son’s mother?
A: Having a son doesn’t make me a married man. If God permits it, good. The fact that she has a baby for me doesn’t mean that I must marry her. What if I propose and she doesn’t want to marry me, of course I can’t force her.

Q: But she is a lady you have been dating for almost three years before the pregnancy?
A: After all, we have seen people who courted for 10 years without getting married. Even those that got married, some of them are not happy. So above all, we leave everything in the hands of God.

Q: You guys have been getting stronger since the release of your debut album. What should your fans expect this new year?
A: I think we’ve done a lot for our fans and all we just need is their prayers. You can never do better than your first album, that is the truth. Michael Jackson can never do better than Thriller. What I mean is that no matter what you want to release, people will still refer you to the song that brought you to the limelight. They never knew Psquare until the release of Get Squared, so, some people will even tell you that the album is better than the current one, Game Over. We have gone international and all our concerts abroad are sold out. So in the new year, people are going to see a better Psquare with more international knowledge. It’s like a footballer playing for Enyimba FC or Plateau United, tomorrow he will play for Chelsea FC. So, people are going to see a better Psquare, a more improved Psquare. We now know the kind of songs that people love. You will be surprised that the kind of songs people like here in Nigeria is not what they like abroad. Take the song Temptation; it was reigning in other countries while Busy Body was reigning in Nigeria. This time around, we want to do an international album, a crossover album. Even if we are not hoping to feature any international artiste, it is still going to be crossover.

Q: Psquare is one of the most travelled Nigerian artistes, but that has not levelled up with the international awards you guys have won. What do you think is wrong?
A: Yes, the only international award we’ve won is Channel O Awards, but we’ve played international concerts more than any Nigerian artiste. Awards don’t put food on our table. In fact, you will be surprised that from now till 1015, Psquare will never attend any award because too much politics is involved.
People sit at home to watch these awards but they don’t know the politics that go on behind the scene. But one day the truth will be unveiled. Let me give you an example. There have been situations when organisers tell us that “Come, if you don’t attend this award, we are not going to give you.” They will tell you that if you don’t do this and this for us, you cannot get the award. We have been victims of that times without number. How many awards has R-Kelly won? Yet he is still the king of R & B. So, part of our new year resolutions is that we are not going to honour any award.

Q: Which was your most cherished awards?
A: The best award we’ve got is the fact that we are known internationally, that’s all. Award is just a plaque, it is not gold that I can sell to generate money. Even the ones we’ve received so far, there is no space to keep them again because our shelf is filled up already. The joy is that our fans in Nigeria, Africa and Europe appreciate us so much that we are not going to let them down.

Q: For the first time, you are planning to release a single before your album. What informed that decision?
A: It’s good to be unpredictable. If people are expecting us to perform on stage with Black and White, we can decide to use white and red instead. In the past, we released our video and audio at the same time, later we came out with audio and video afterwards, but this time around, it’s going to be the single first. The market is diversifying and new ideas and strategies are being deployed. We can even release three singles before the album.

Q: Tell us about the album
A: As I said earlier, it’s going to be better. People should expect the kind of songs they hear out there. People will see more things internationally. There should be an international collabo but it is not a strategy to sell the album. We are doing it because the song fits the artiste.

Q: Who is the international artiste?
A: The name? We want to keep that to ourselves, okay? When the time comes, it will be revealed.

—Bayo Adetu"[/b]
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Peter Okoye & son
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@OP
I don't agree, she is pretty but not the prettiest

Rihanna recently revisited her “Disturbia” moments and rubbed dirt all over her Unclad body for Esquire Magazine’s “Sexiest Woman Alive” photoshoot.

The Mag selected Rihanna for a shoot promoting the issue and many thought she the “sexiest” title in the bag, but according to MissInfo, RihRih got all grimy for absolutely nothing…

"    Contrary to some hasty and inaccurate headlines, Esquire did not name Rihanna as their 2011 “Sexiest Woman Alive.” But they did use a dirty short clip of Rihanna to promote their 2011 “Sexiest Woman Alive” voting brackets.

    And by dirty….I’m referring to actual soot which Rihanna rubs into her face and body. Perhaps an exotic volcanic exfoliation ritual. At the very end of the video there also seems to be some wet paper towel clinging to her arm. So, needless to say…the height of anti-glam.
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http://straightfromthea.com/2011/09/08/rihanna-gets-dirty-for-esquire-sexiest-woman-alive-issue-photos-video/#ixzz1Yy2oh6M5
http://straightfromthea.com/2011/09/08/rihanna-gets-dirty-for-esquire-sexiest-woman-alive-issue-photos-video/

Rihanna on Esquire magazine
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Rihanna
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surprised this thread didn't take off