During her recent trip to Berlin, Rihanna had an unusual encounter with a massive, headless version of herself on the street. Created by Columbian artist Juan Sebastián Peláez, the statue is in fact a piece of artwork exhibited as part of the ninth Berlin Biennale for Contemporary Art. After meeting Peláez himself, the ANTI singer posed happily in front of the huge, bikini-clad installation for an epic selfie. (more…)
Yeezy Season 4 will officially make its debut in just a few short weeks. According to Complex, West and company have confirmed that the latest Yeezy installment will be unveiled September 7 — which just so happens to be the very first day of New York Fashion Week. As you may recall, Yeezy Season 3 stole the headlines at NYFW back in February thanks to its massive Madison Square Garden event — one that also acted as a listening party for The Life of Pablo. (more…)
Social media hasn’t been easy on Justin Bieber over the past couple days, particularly in light of his rumored new relationship with Sofia Richie. Earlier in the week the Canadian superstar pleaded fans to leave his alleged girlfriend alone, after fans repeatedly posted angry comments on various pictures of the two together. (more…)
Usain Bolt completed an historic hat-trick of Olympic 100m titles,securing his place as the greatest sprinter of all time. He is the only man or woman to win the Olympic 100 three times, which he accomplished at three consecutive Games. The champion of Beijing and London added Rio to his list of conquered cities by striding to victory in 9.81 seconds. Bolt expressed disappointment that he not gone quicker, telling BBC One: (more…)
Alexander Wang’s stand against fakes has paid off: the 32-year-old designer has been awarded $90 million USD in damages by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in his case against counterfeiters and cybersquatters. According to WWD, 459 different domain names for websites peddling fake Alexander Wang handbags, footwear, apparel and accessories have been locked and transferred to Alexander Wang Inc. while the assets for each of the defendants have been frozen. Said, Dennis Wang, chief principal officer of Alexander Wang Inc., in a statement:
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