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exactly, those prices are high

"The Kardashian Sisters slipped into their best “Single Ladies” bodysuits and teased their poufs to parody R&B diva Beyonce for a photoshoot featured in the Dec. 28 issue of PEOPLE Magazine.

How’d they do?"
http://www.popcrunch.com/kardashian-beyonce-spoof-kim-kourtney-khloe-channel-beyonce/

https://www.popcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Kardashian-Sisters-As-Beyonce-Picture.jpg

Beyonce "Single ladies" video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m1EFMoRFvY

[b]"(Yahoo! Buzz) — News anchors are supposed to read the news, not make it. But we're more than happy to make an exception for two reporters from Philadelphia's Fox 29 morning show, "Good Day."

After interviewing Kim and Kourtney Kardashian on the air, Mike Jerrick and Sheinelle Jones thought the cameras had stopped rolling. They hadn't.

As soon as they said their goodbyes to the Kardashians, who were promoting a line of clothes, the anchors began making fun of the two sisters. "Can they still hear us?" asks Jerrick. He then proceeds to mock the reality stars for their high-pitched voices and affinity for shoulder pads.

Jones half-heartedly attempts to defend the sisters, saying, "I think they're stunning." But even she can't keep a straight face as her cohort continues speaking in a nasally Kardashian-like voice, a bit like a Smurf who had inhaled helium.

Yes, yes, we know. Making fun of others is wrong. Except when it's the Kardashians. Then it's hilarious. Enjoy!"[/b]
http://tv.yahoo.com/blogs/yahoo-tv/breaking-news-kardashians-mocked-174341237.html?nc

Kardashian sisters
[img]http://3.bp..com/-jhvgR5T5Zg0/TdvIgCD1dXI/AAAAAAAAEZw/KBrX1T7M6LA/s640/Kardashian-sisters.jpg[/img]

@outstrip
I agree I was surprised with the prices of the Lexus & Toyota Nadia Buari and John Dumelo bought

@Thiefofhearts

"They rather defend their masters than fight against them"
Well I don't think it's because they want to "defend their masters" as you said I think it's because they are afraid. they know it's wrong but they ignore it because of fear but to defend them i doubt it. I remember I was reading online years ago where this Jamaican female was working with a Nigerian man in a company in England and their boss who is a white British man insulted them racially but didn't realize it to being a insult & has done it to other races as well in the office(Indians, Arabs and etc). When the Jamaican lady wanted to confront their boss the Nigerian guy refused, he had the same anger as her but refused because he didn't want to lose his job. The difference is the Jamaican lady didn't mind if she lost her job confronting the ignorant boss the Nigerian guy did care if he lost his job if confronting the boss

"Because they are brainwashed"
You do have some point there, The times I went to England the question I wondered at times with Blacks there: Is there any Black pride?
There is cultural pride like with the Caribbeans(Jamaicans, Grenadeans, and etc), Indians, Africans(Nigerians, Ghanians, Somalians, and etc) when it comes to having their own businesses and etc but racial pride it's a little grey over there

Sad story but this is nothing new even in England; Didn't Oprah went through that in France a few years ago. The funny part the British front like they are more tolerant and there is racial harmony but in reality it isn't the case, it's a little grey over there. I have been there 4 times for vacation and to visit family & I have Nigerian family members that live there and have told me some ugly stories over there. Although that is the case England is better then some other countries when it comes to race but they are far from perfect though. One thing I agree with Kelis is that America has racial issues and their history is worst then England but in America most of these racial issues have been put out in the open and talked about to a extent but in England, most Blacks don't fight against or talk about it, and the discussion is under the rug.

About them calling her "kunte kinte" & "disgusting Nigerian", well this will tell people that England isn't all peaches n creme as people hype that place to be, many Nigerians are getting that now

ok lol

[b]"The 60th anniversary of the Miss Universe pageant, held in São Paulo, brought together an impressive record breaking number of 89 contestants surpassing the previous record of 86 contestants in 2006.

Within the first few minutes of the gala, a stage-filled of world beauties was quickly reduced to 16 semifinalists including France, Kosovo, Colombia, China, Angola, Australia, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Netherlands, USA, Ukraine, Panama, Costa Rica, Portugal, Philippines and Venezuela; 7 out of 16 Latinas. An interesting factoid was that the group included 2 Venezuelans Laura Gonçalves, Miss Portugal, who is as Venezuelan as Miss Venezuela, Vanessa Goncalves.

Also, prior to the live broadcast the best national costume award was given to Miss Panama.

The evening continued with the bathing-suit competition which allowed for real-time voting by the viewers. It was evident that Latinas got the highest ratings, especially Miss Venezuela who was noted as one of the best bodies of the entire pageant.

The evening continued with a controversial smaller group of 10 which left behind favorites like Venezuela, Colombia and USA. Thanks to the power of social media, the sentiment of thousands of fans and followers was heard on Twitter. Even well known Hispanic celebrities like Barbara Bermudo and Maria Celeste responded instantly with opinions like: ¿Como rayos Venezuela no salió en las 10 finalistas? (How the heck was not Venezuela in the top 10 finalists?), the shocker was heard and tweeted by many.
The top 5 finalists were China, Luo Zilin, Philippines, Shamcey Supsup, Brazil, Priscila Machado, 1st runner up Ukraine, Olesia Stefanko and winner Angola, Leila Lopes, crowned as the new Miss Universe 2011. Angola's full name is Leila Luliana da Costa Vieira Lopes, born February 26, 1986 in Benguela, Angola. Lopes is a business management student in Great Britain, where she was crowned Miss Angola UK on October 8, 2010, the official representative of the Angolan community in the United Kingdom to the 2011 Miss Angola pageant. Congratulations Angola!"[/b]
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lili-gil/why-didnt-any-latinas-win_b_960101.html

Leila Lopes
https://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2011/news/110926/leila-lopes-300.jpg
https://www.pinoyhalo.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/MISS-UNIVERSE-2011-LEILA-LOPES.jpg
https://topoflists.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/Leila-Lopes-Miss-Universe-2011-from-Angola-in-White-Dress.jpg
http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20527736,00.html

JEALOUSY is not a good thing lol

she needs to accept it and move one, clearly the best won this year which is Miss. Angola

Miss Angola(miss universe 2011)
https://televisioninternet.com/news/pictures/MISS-UNIVERSE-2011-WINNER.jpg

"As Africa’s entertainment industry gets bigger, its stars are getting better with refreshing lifestyles.

Filmafric.com focuses on Ghhttp://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=post;board=46.0anaian stars and the kind of luxurious cars they drive."

Nana Ama McBrown
"The screen goddess, who was recently reported to have shed some whopping pounds from her weight, drives a green Honda Element. She has been driving it since 2010 and is likely to make some changes this year (2011)."

Jackie Appiah
https://www.africanseer.com/african-articles/articlefiles/52-Jackie%20Appiah.jpg
"The Ghana movie awards co-winner owns a fleet of expensive cars including a 2008 model Nissan Murano, an all-wheel drive variant Infinity 2009 model, a £120,000 ultra-modern Range Rover that has the registration number customized in her name and other small cars."

Nadia Buari
https://www.ghananewsnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/5445870_507614.jpg
"The daughter of ex-president of the Musician Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) drives SUV Lexus RX 350, which a local tabloid quoted to have cost her US$100,000. She is also reported to have customized the registration number plate of the vehicle to suit her initials. The registration number ‘NSB-210’ is believed to stand for Nadia Sidiku Buari. The vehicle gives Nadia a huge ‘swag.’"

John Dumelo
https://nigeriamovies.net/pictures/johndumelo.jpg
"The sexy actor drives a 2009 model of American Toyota Tundra pickup van with a showroom price of $90,000."

Yvonne Nelson
https://nigeriamovies.net/pictures/Yvonne_nelson1.jpg
"Ghana’s favourite actress at the recent movie awards used to drive an ultra-modern 2009 model Toyota RAV4 car. But in 2011 she released a Volkswagen Touareg 2011 model at a cost of $75,000."

Shirley Frimpong-Manso
"The ever creative contemporary filmmaker CEO of Sparrow Productions Best Director AMAA 2010 will is currently busy with her Adams Apples 10-chapter series, discovering the best of Ghanaian talents is her dream. She also drives a £120,000 2009 model Range Rover."

Bola Ray
"MC and presenter Bola Ray of Joy Fm who has recently been named, Ambassador of Road Safety also has a fleet of cars. His immense contribution to the Ghanaian music in recent times has placed the young musicians in Ghana on the right pedestal.
He was previously using a Mercedes Benz, but switched to Chrysler with a customized number, “Emperor 1-10,” in      2010. In 2011 he released Jaguar XF Supercharge."

Joshua Clottey
"The boxer drives also a fleet of cars but he was last seen with convertible BMW."

Majid Michel
https://www.ladybrillemag.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/MajidMichel.jpg
"He is currently the reigning Ghanaian actor, loves Mercedes Benz and it is not surprising for many who know him. His ash-colored Benz was last spotted with his wife. He was last seen with a black Mercedes Benz."

Kalsoum Sinare Boffoe
"She is pretty and flamboyant, successfully snatched the entire motherly role last year which earn her the Best supporting role at the ZAAFA Awards in London last year. She reportedly made a debut in Bollywood giving the best of African acts to the world; she came out top by exhibiting excellence in the selection of a face to represent Ghana at the Bollywood.  She is friendly and often exhibits professionalism says Nollywood colleagues, drives a Nissan Pathfinder.
http://filmafric.com/2011/06/ghanaian-stars-drive-luxurious-cars/"




https://www.lrautospecs.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Land-Rover-Range-Rover-2.jpg

[b]"The Public Relations Officer of the Film Producers Association of Ghana (FIPAG), Socrate Sarfo has said contrary to early reports that his outfit has lifted the ban placed on actress Yvonne Nelson, he maintained that the ban was still in place.

The actress was given a one year ban by the body which was supposed to end in October 2011. However, Socrate Safo indicated that FIPAG met on the issue last week Thursday but did not arrive at any conclusion.

He however disclosed that Yvonne Nelson’s apology letter which she sent to FIPAG in June prompted that meeting and FIPAG will be meeting again tomorrow to see if a final decision could be taken on the matter. He explained that if a group disagrees with a particular decision of the body, FIPAG does not implement that decision, noting that all the different groups under FIPAG would have to agree before any decision is implemented.

Socrate Safo disclosed that there are talks of even extending Yvonne Nelson’s ban as certain members of FIPAG say her conduct and remorse do not reflect someone who is truly sorry for her actions. He hinted that Tuesday’s meeting will be the decision making meeting as to whether the ban should be lifted or extended.
Do you not think Yvonne Nelson is unjustifiably been used as a scapegoat? Has the issue of her ban not been overblown? Should the movie association members continue to demonize one of their own? What are her fellow colleagues doing? Why aren’t they voicing their discontent with how this whole episode has been handled? Are they not concerned of being the next victim? Let us know your thoughts"[/b].
http://www.google.com/#sclient=psy-ab&hl=en&source=hp&q=unlucky+yvonne+may+get+her+ban+extended&pbx=1&oq=unlucky+yvonne+may+get+her+ban+extended&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=405l13859l0l14007l43l42l2l2l2l0l294l6733l0.27.11l38l0&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=482609b4cf2c746f&biw=1280&bih=508

Yvonne Nelson
https://www.africanmoviesnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Yvonne-Nelson22.jpg
http://nigeriamovies.net/starprofiles/nelson.php

a hyena lol

Idris Alba is a good British african actor; the video was nice but the issue is Idris Alba should stay with acting, music is not his thing. I heard another song from him to as well and it sucked too, Idris get back in track

@Op
Idris is not african american, he is African; he was born in England to a Ghanian mother & Sierra Leonean father: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idris_Elba#Early_life
can you please change the title from african american to african or african British because it makes more sense.

back to topic please

@Tpia
Yeah your are right mercy Johnson has token Nigerian weddings to a new level, not in how it was done in venue, and design but in hype & news worthy news that Mercy Johnson's wedding did, many threads on nairaland have been dedicated to mercy Johnson's wedding alone, so you are right mercy push the envelope with Nigerian weddings

When it comes to Ini edo's wedding I think she was over looked because her wedding wasn't recent like these weddings

hmmmm