Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie’s $400M Prenup Details

With a combined $400 million fortune between Brad Pitt, 52, and Angelina Jolie, 41, there’s a lot to be divided now that details of their prenup have been revealed.

However, multiple media outlets say the war will be over the kids and NOT their $400m fortune as it is revealed Brad hasn’t seen the kids in over a week, and Angelina reportedly blocked his number after filing for divorce.

According to TMZ, the A-listers prepared for this possibility before they tied the knot in 2014 by signing a prenuptial agreement, and it specifically lays out who gets what when it comes to money and properties.

The stars have 12 properties together, three of which they bought together at some point throughout their 12-year romance. Luckily, the prenup makes it clear how those will be divided up now that they’re no longer together, TMZ claims — but when it comes to custody of the kids, there are no specifications.

Clearly, this is where a battle is likely going to come into play for Brangelina. Angelina’s asked for full physical custody of Maddox, 15, Pax, 12, Zahara, 11, Shiloh, 10, Vivienne and Knox, 8, in her divorce papers, and it’s been reported that Brad is planning to put up a fight so that doesn’t happen.

Wizkid Sparks Romance Rumours With US Star Justine Skye

Nigeria music superstar Wizkid may have found himself an American princess.

Wizkid has been spending most of his time in America this year and on Monday evening once again sparked rumours that he might be romancing US TV and music star Justine Skye.

The pair posted a snap of themselves looking all loved-up, with Wizkid cuddling the Roc Nation star.

No doubt predicting the kind of questions he would be asked, Wizkid disabled the comments section of his post.

But that didn't stop fans from flooding Justine's post of the same picture.

The debate around their relationship gained more than 1,300 comments, as fans gave their view on it.

The pair, who are working on a song together, were first rumoured to be dating back in June and have shared several cute tributes to each other over the last few months.

PHOTOS: Rihanna Bares Her Butt In Philadelphia

Rihanna's butt was on display in a pair of sexy leather chaps as she hit the stage for her Anti World Tour in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Saturday night.

See List Of The Highest Earning Models

Forbes has released its annual list of the 20 highest-earning models, who in total earned $154-million.

Forbes notes that social media has had a significant impact on the list this year, and that the 20 models have a combined Instagram following of 200 million.

What is apparent, however, is that the list is overwhelmingly white in race - statistics that once again reflect the lack of diversity on the catwalks and in advertising campaigns.

THE TOP FIVE

1. Gisele Bündchen

Once again the highest-earning model in the industry, who has made more money than any other model since 2002. Forbes estimates she earns $20-million more than Adriana Lima.

2016 earnings - $30.5-million

2015 earnings - $44-million

2. Adriana Lima

2016 earnings - $10.5-million

2015 earnings - $9-million

3. Karlie Kloss

2016 earnings - $10-million

2015 earnings - $5-million

4. Kendall Jenner

This year Forbes estimates that Jenner's earnings increased by an impressive 150%.

2016 earnings - $10-million

2015 earnings - $4-million

5. Gigi Hadid

The highest-ranking of the six new models on the list made it thanks to campaigns with the likes of Tommy Hilfiger and Maybelline.

2016 earnings - $9-million

Madonna Blasts Donald Trump's Sons For Posing With Dead Leopard

American pop star Madonna has blasted Donald Trump's sons Eric and Donald Trump Jr.

The 58-year-old pop icon has taken to Instagram to post a now-infamous photo of the duo posing with a dead leopard they are believed to have killed during a hunting expedition to Zimbabwe in 2012, saying it is ''one more reason'' she will be voting for Trump's US Presidential rival Hillary Clinton. Alongside the controversial photograph, Madonna wrote: ''How Big of.

P***y Do you have to BE to kill this Noble Animal for sport? Just ask Donald Trump Jr and his brother Eric. One more reason to vote for Hilary! (sic)''

This comes shortly after Madonna visited Africa as part of her own philanthropic efforts. During her trip, the chart-topping singer met with the First Lady of Kenya, Margaret Kenyatta, with whom she discussed ''eliminating'' mortality among mothers and babies.

The 'Ray of Light' singer shared a picture of herself alongside Margaret on her Instagram account, which she captioned: ''Meeting with Her Excellency Margaret Kenyatta, the first lady of Kenya! Learning about her Beyond Zero Campaign which targets eliminating maternal and child mortality in Kenya and hoping to join forces to promote Female Empowerment! (sic).''

The mother-of-four also visited Kibera, Africa's biggest slum, during the trip to raise awareness of the poor living conditions in the country. Alongside one picture of young children, she simply wrote: ''Striking a Pose in Kibera! Rebel Hearts (sic).''

Madonna also posted a picture of a litter-strewn river and wrote: ''Imagine this is where your water comes from! @shofco is working to change this in Kibera, Africa's largest slum.(sic)''

The Game Wants To Be The First Celebrity To Make Billions Off Marijuana

Hip-hop star The Game is expanding his presence in the marijuana industry, becoming the latest celebrity to invest in a cannabis-related business. But more than that, he plans to be the first one to make a billion from the marijuana market.

This comes after it was announced that the rapper has taken a co-ownership stake in The Reserve, one of the few medical marijuana dispensaries operating legally in the state of California, US.

According to a statement released by the company, this new investment makes The Game the first celebrity to partner with this sort of establishment in California.

Taking to Instagram after the announcement, the rapper declared a war of marijuana-related businesses on Snoop Dogg, who launched his own brand of pot last year, after pointing out that he'll the first celebrity to make a billion from his new venture in 10 years time.

"The word is spreading. I'm gonna be the 1st celebrity to make a billion off marijuana in the next 10 years & its legal! Just got off the phone wit my uncle @SnoopDogg & he said the race is on.... We gone see unc!"

Through his partnership with The Reserve, The Game revealed that he plans to develop more branded strains that will be available at the dispensary before being distributed elsewhere.

He also wants to create a "safe and legal access to a plant that saves lives and changes futures".

"The Reserve is my platform for nationwide education and statewide access to consistent, locally grown, premium medicine," he added.

Jackie Chan To Receive Honorary Oscar

Action movie star Jackie Chan is due to receive an honorary Oscar, the Academy said Thursday, to recognize a glittering career that has seen him become a cultural icon.

The 62-year-old martial artist, known for his comic timing and acrobatic fighting style, has appeared in more than 150 movies since becoming a child actor in his native Hong Kong in the 1960s.

Film editor Anne Coates, casting director Lynn Stalmaster and documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman will also be awarded Oscar statuettes at the Academy’s 8th Annual Governors Awards in November.

“The honorary award was created for artists like Jackie Chan, Anne Coates, Lynn Stalmaster and Frederick Wiseman — true pioneers and legends in their crafts,” said Academy president Cheryl Boone Isaacs.

Chan’s Hollywood breakthrough came with “Rumble in the Bronx” in 1996, and he has gone on to be become a global star through the “Rush Hour” movies, “Shanghai Noon,” “The Karate Kid” and the “Kung Fu Panda” series of animated films.

Coates, who is 90 and lives in England, won an Oscar for her work on David Lean’s “Lawrence of Arabia” and in more than 60 years as a film editor has collaborated with some of the industry’s most acclaimed directors.

Stalmaster, 88, a one-time stage and screen actor from Omaha, Nebraska, began working in casting in the mid-1950s and has signed up talent for more than 200 films, including “The Graduate,” “Deliverance” and “Tootsie.”

Wiseman, 86, has made a film almost every year since 1967, starting with the “Titicut Follies,” which went behind the scenes at Bridgewater State Hospital for the criminally insane.

The Governors Awards were created as a separate event in 2009 to allow more space for the honorees to accept their statuettes and to declutter the main show’s packed schedule.

Previous winners of honorary Oscars include Lauren Bacall, Francis Ford Coppola, Oprah Winfrey, Angelina Jolie and Spike Lee.

AFP

Nollywood Film Industry In The Spotlight At This Year's TIFF

The world’s second-biggest film industry was born in 1992, when a Nigerian trader was pondering how to sell a large shipment of blank Taiwanese videotapes.

He thought the cassettes might sell better if they had some content on them, so he hired a crew to produce a low-budget film about witchcraft and murder in Lagos. The film, Living in Bondage, quickly sold 750,000 copies, mostly through street vendors, and Nollywood was launched.

For more than two decades, Nigeria’s film industry has churned out thousands of movies every year, notorious for their cheap budgets, hasty shooting schedules, lurid plots and melodramatic acting – and they’re wild popularity across Africa. But now, Nollywood is changing. New investors are entering, production values are rising and ambitions are soaring. And this month, Nollywood makes a giant leap toward global respectability when it arrives in Toronto for its first sustained exposure at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Cameron Bailey, artistic director of TIFF, has chosen eight Nigerian films to screen at the festival’s City to City program, where Lagos will be the featured city for the first time. “A new generation of filmmakers is emerging to both advance and challenge Nollywood,” he said in his announcement of the series. “Bigger budgets, greater artistic ambition – the new cinema of Lagos is bold, exciting, and ready to take its place on the international stage.”

Bailey, who visited Lagos earlier this year, says he was besieged by Nigerian producers, directors and actors who told him they will fly to Toronto to attend the festival’s unprecedented showcase of Nigerian films. One of the invited films, the period drama ’76, will have its world premiere at TIFF, with a red-carpet screening at the Isabel Bader Theatre on Sept. 11.

The film’s star, Nollywood icon Rita Dominic, plays a beautiful Nigerian student who becomes romantically involved with a military officer and then sees him accused of involvement in an attempted coup and assassination in 1976. In a socially conservative and often-divided country, the film is a taboo-busting saga of two lovers from very different regions of Nigeria, just a few years after the Biafran War, with Dominic’s character unmarried and pregnant.

“We’re beginning to do films that can play at the international level,” Dominic tells The Globe and Mail in a phone interview from Lagos. “This is the world stage, and it’s rare for us. It means the future is bright for our industry. We want everyone around the world to know about our films. After making films just for people in Nigeria, after going around and around in circles, you want to break outside of that circle and reach an international audience. I’m excited but at the same time I’m very nervous and anxious.”

According to Dominic’s publicists, the 41-year-old actress has appeared in more than 60 films in her career. But a more comprehensive source, the Internet Movie Database, lists her as appearing in 157 films – including a staggering 37 movies in 2006 alone. It’s an astonishing testament to Nollywood’s rapid-fire production standards.

In her early career, Dominic recalls, her films often took only a week to shoot. But her latest film, ’76, required two months of rehearsal and four months of shooting. Its budget is estimated at $3-million (U.S.) – surprisingly high by Nollywood traditions.

“We have more properly trained people coming into our industry, people who are technically trained and understand the art of movie-making,” Dominic says. “We have investors who believe more in Nollywood now. In the past, getting investors interested was difficult. You had to prove that they could make their money back. Now we’ve grown the industry to the point where it can’t be ignored.”

Many investors had shunned Nollywood because 90 per cent of its films are pirated within a few days of their release. Even on typical shoestring budgets of $25,000 to $50,000 a film, it was hard for investors to turn a profit.

But today, there are growing numbers of cinemas in Nigeria’s new shopping malls and rising numbers of online platforms to monetize Nollywood’s work, including Netflix and iTunes and their African equivalents. Some African websites pay as much as $25,000 for the right to stream a Nollywood film. “You can make money in cinemas and online before you release it on DVD, so you’re not losing out so much from piracy any more,” Dominic says.

When Nigeria’s economy was reassessed with a new official survey in 2014, the film industry was included for the first time – and it helped Nigeria gain unprecedented recognition as the biggest economy in Africa. By some estimates, Nollywood contributes $3.3-billion to Nigeria’s economy.

Measured by official revenue, Nollywood is the third-biggest film industry in the world, ranking behind Hollywood and India. But ranked by the number of films produced annually, it is the second-biggest in the world, behind only Bollywood. With an estimated one million employees, Nollywood has become the country’s second-biggest employer.

But for Nollywood queens such as Rita Dominic, the industry is still founded on the power of love stories, even if they have higher budgets and period costumes these days.

“We’re good at telling simple stories and dramas,” she says. “We’re still telling the same simple stories, but at a much higher level of quality now. The idea is to shoot films that everyone in the world can relate to.”

‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ is About To Be Cancelled

According to Hollywood Life, ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ is on the brink of cancellation, and it’s all because a number of the kids want to wipe their hands clean of the long-running reality show.

The gossip site says, Kris Jenner is absolutely desperate to save the reality show, despite its recent ratings decline. But she can’t do that without her kids, and hardly anyone else in the family wants to keep doing the show.

“They’ve got their own lives and don’t want to air their feuds anymore. Kris feels they’re betraying her, and it’s led to some huge fights”, a source close to the family revealed.

HL added that, half of the Kardashians want to leave KUWTK, especially Kim. But that has a lot to do with Kanye West‘s influence. Kanye has reportedly been pressuring Kim to leave the show for years. “It’s no secret that Kanye never wanted to be involved in the show and feels it’s time for Kim to bail. He doesn’t see any reason to keeping caving in to Kris’ demands. Kanye thinks Kim is leaps and bounds above reality TV and needs to focus on bigger things, whether it’s more apps like Kimoji or her own fashion line,” a source told the magazine.

Another person who isn’t into doing the show anymore is Rob. “Rob hated doing the show and would be perfectly happy if it all ended,” the source said.

And believe it or not, Kylie and Kendall Jenner are also reportedly over it. “Kendall’s got her modeling career, and Kylie would rather focus on her lipstick and cosmetics lines. They don’t need the show to survive.”

Kourtney also recently said she’s ready to move on.

The only person willing to stick it out is Khloe, who believes fans will be interested in learning more about her weight loss and self-help journey. But the source believes Khloe can’t carry the show alone, which is why Kris is absolutely freaking out.

This story first appeared on HollywoodLife

50 Cent's Family Left 'Traumatised' By His Manhood

50 Cent has revealed his family were left "traumatised" after seeing his manhood during a masturbation scene on crime drama series Power.

During his interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live! the rapper said his aunt was left fuming, because he had not warned her about the scene - where his former jailbird character Kanan is seen pleasuring himself - before she tuned in for the episode.

"My aunt sees the show, and she's like, 'I'm traumatised!'" he quipped.

"'She texted me like, 'What the f***? Why didn't you tell me?'"

50 Cent explained that he was aware his manhood was going to play some role on the scene but pleaded ignorance when it came to how big it ended up being.

"I knew it was there, but in the original clips, it was darker. It wasn't on, like, a big screen, like a life-sized version.

"It wasn't like, an accident. Courtney (showrunner) was like, 'I didn't want to show it to you in the beginning because I didn't think you needed to see it at that point ... You just gotta take one for the team,"' he said.

After 3 Kids In 3 Years, I Needed A Break – Mercy Johnson-Okojie

Curvy and busty Nollywood actress, Mercy Johnson-Okojie, has revealed how much it was worth to create time out of her extremely busy career schedule to go on holiday with her husband in the United States for  approximately three weeks. 

Shortly after her return to her home country, the pretty mother of three spoke to Potpourri on the importance of taking time out to go on vacations.

“We went to spend time together, three kids, three years, its fun; it’s awesome. In marriage, it’s necessary to have time to reminisce, plan and talk” she said excitedly

Responding to why she’s already working barely a week after her return from the United States with her husband, she responded; “It’s not about the money, as a person I combine my marriage, my kids, my work together. I’ve done that for the past five years. My kids are on holidays now, so it’s a better time for me to work before they get back to school; it’s actually a better timing. Like I always say, it’s not about the money but the passion I have for my work.”

Paris Jackson Defends Kanye West Amidst Chart Record Fury

The daughter of late US pop icon Michael Jackson has defended Kanye West, after the rapper overtook her father to become the most charted artist in Top 40 history.

Kanye recently scored his 40th song on the prestigious chart, beating the record held by Michael Jackson and Four Seasons singer Frankie Valli.

But many fans were not impressed by the feat and flooded social media with messages of hate towards Kanye, claiming that he was not good enough to walk in Michael's footsteps, never mind surpass the music legend.

But Kanye has found an unlikely ally in Michael's daughter, who took to Instagram this week to claim that her father would be proud of Kanye and was actually a fan of the rapper.

Responding to one fan’s comment that she was “f*cking mad” at Kanye surpassing Michael’s achievement, Paris wrote: “The first time I ever heard Kanye’s Heartbreak album was from my dad, he played it for me all the time. He liked him.”

She went on to say that her father never saw music as a “competition or a game” and only cared about respecting and loving the music.

“So if someone breaks a new record, be happy for them. They worked hard for it and they earned it. Don’t be angry or jealous or bias. Music is music and if it’s good it deserves recognition."

How I Married My Nigerian Gay Husband, By New York Photographer

Like wild fire in harmattan, the news of their marriage, which was intended not to be publicised, spread on social media, drawing scathing views from online commentators. Eric Shoen, the New York based-photographer, fund raiser and blogger, has now come out with details of marriage to his Nigerian gay partner, David Umukoro Ukre, from Delta State.

Eric and David got married in a small wedding at TILT nightclub in Rochester, New York on July 30.

Eric felt particularly dejected because their vigilance to keep the wedding a secret failed. “We tried very carefully to make sure this wouldn’t happen. Guests were instructed not to take photos during the ceremony. We were very particular about who was invited. It was a sad added bonus that most of the guests from Nigeria cancelled just 24 hours before the ceremony. I felt lost. I still get a terrible feeling in my stomach just a week and a half later. I hate being helpless.”

Having failed to conceal the union and just smarting from the witheringly scornful reactions to the solemnisation of their union, he decided to give details of the ceremony and what followed to the Huffington Post.

“We had a small ceremony under the leaves of some great old trees on the lawn of an adorable little restaurant. My family and our closest friends joined us. Our vow exchange was only 30 minutes long. What followed was a day of love, laughter, joy, eating, sore feet, kids running circles around the yard, and family and friends celebrating our day together. We posted only a few photos to our Facebook pages and asked guests to not post photos or mention our marriage.

“That night, we went out dancing to a club with friends who stayed over. The next morning, we decided to take some friends with us on the first day of our honeymoon to see Niagara Falls. We were still enjoying every moment of calling each other husband, taking photos kissing in front of the falls, getting sprayed at the Cave of the Winds, and accepting well-wishing texts from family and friends.”

Eric painted a miserable picture of what happened when he woke up on Monday morning after the wedding to return the rental car used for the occasion. “When I returned, my husband was pacing and crying, distraught, pointing to his phone. Somehow, someone had either sold or given photos from our wedding and first dance to one of Nigeria’s notorious gossip bloggers, Linda Ikeji who chose to publish them on her blog. Whether to out David and make a mockery or to somehow use it as advocacy, no one knows. What we do know is that she had no permission from either of us to use our photos or story.

“My husband calls me “the fixer” for a reason. I felt like I might be able to fix this before it got out of control. I called my sister who is an attorney for advice. Given that the information was posted on an international site, there was little we could do. My friends at Google and Blog-spot, and attorneys who are friends of mine gave me the same unfortunate news,” he said

Noting the fruitless steps he took to get the blogger to pull down the report and the photographs, he said: “I did contact the blogger directly via email and asked that the photos of our wedding, of our trip with my family, photos of our groomsmen, and direct quotes from my Facebook page be removed. I quickly locked down the security on my Facebook which had been relatively open so that I could use it for advertising and sales. I never heard back from her.”

The news of his marriage to the Warri, Delta State-born Nigerian broke the internet. The reaction from the public was immediate and largely negative. “How could our tiny, personal wedding in Rochester mean so much to hateful people on the other side of the planet that they would find us on the internet so they could harass us?”, he wondered.

He noted that much of the disgust came from Eric’s home country, Nigeria, which neither recognises same-sex marriages nor civil unions for same-sex couples. “Homosexuality can land men up to 14 years in prison in Southern Nigeria and capital punishment for men in areas under Sharia Islamic Law. On January 18, 2007 the Federal Executive Council approved a law, Same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act 2006, prohibiting same sex marriages,” Eric said.

Recounting how frenetic he became over the publication of the wedding, Eric told the Huffington Post, “I worked as fast as I could asking bloggers to remove our photos and mention of us, but only one complied. By the end of the day, more than 150 sites had blogged about us. They were not saying anything overtly mean for the most part. The comments, on the other hand, mentioned the ‘end of times,’ beheading us if we came to Nigeria, asking God to rain down evil upon us, suggesting that we get anal cancer and die, calling us devils, and threatening us in various other vulgar ways. Some people commented positively, but they were in the minority.”

Seeing that nothing could be done to halt the spread of the news of their wedding on the internet, he had no other option than to tell David that at this point, there was little he could do. “At the same time, his phone and my phone started to heat up with Facebook messages from strangers condemning us for being gay. His phone started to ring continuously from unknown Nigerian phone numbers. I felt lost. I still get a terrible feeling in my stomach just a week and a half later. I hate being helpless.”

Their groomsmen were also not spared. They were accused of being gay. “One of them felt compelled to come out via social media after the pressure.

David’s family was harassed by neighbors and local hooligans. He hadn’t told his family we were getting married. They were not even aware he was gay. David’s sister called to make sure we knew that she knew and she supported us. She relayed that his mom was not admitting anything and continued to defend David to anyone who bothered her. His other siblings also messaged us to say that they were being harassed via telephone, in person, and social media.”

On why he decided to share their story, Eric said: “You see, I fell in love with an amazing Nigerian man. I knew it was illegal for him to be gay in his country. I knew it was illegal for his family to know he was gay and not report him. I never thought that my tiny little wedding in Rochester, New York to this man would go any further than between our close friends who were invited and maybe some of their friends.

“David was afraid to come out of the closet to his family for so many reasons, some of which I recognize in my own coming out story. Telling my parents was very frightening, painful and tough, but they support me now. I grew up here, where letting someone know you are gay was tough, not illegal. Some of David’s reasoning can only be understood by someone who grew up in Nigeria or a similar country where it is illegal to be gay.

“Why would this be such big news in Nigeria? I believe it is because the press still wants to vilify gay men and women. They want to show that the USA is a place that corrupts the morals of children and is a den of sin and iniquity. The current political election probably isn’t helping change that impression much. The mere thought of two men getting married is enough to incite vitriol from all corners of Nigeria, and other parts of the world still today.”

Prior to the wedding, Eric had shared the news on their Facebook pages. He wrote on his timeline: “I am struggling to focus on work as I think about seeing all of my friends and family joining us at the small wedding or that evening at Tilt nightclub. I’m feeling loved when I need it with all the crazy emotions from the current state of our country and world.”

On the morning of their wedding, an excited Eric also shared this: “How to start your wedding day: 1. Forget to grab a towel before showering and leave slippery wet footprints all over the house (made me giggle and good thing I’m the only one here) 2. Try on your tux and realize that you have your fiancés pants that will definitely not fit you. 3. Drive to hotel to switch pants and forget breakfast is in the oven. Return to house with crispy but edible breakfast. Embracing it all with love and laughter. Today will be amazing. I get to marry the most amazing man”

To demonstrate their commitment, they took each other’s surnames. David is now known as ‘David Shoen-Ukre’, while Eric has officially become ‘Eric Shoen-Ukre’.

Before the latest spotlight on Eric and David, the Nigerian LGBT community was championed by Bisi Alimi, a gay rights activist, public speaker, blog writer and HIV/LGBT advocate who gained international attention when he became the first Nigerian to come out of the closet on television.

He was followed by Nigerian brand expert and founder of the Orange Academy, Kenny Badmus, who first stunned the world by openly stating his HIV Positive status and later declaring that he is gay.

The Internet Has A Meltdown Over Malia Obama Allegedly Caught Smoking Weed, Chris Brown Responds

The daughter of US president Barack Obama found her name trending around much of the world, after a video surfaced showing the 18-year-old smoking what reports are claiming is a joint.

A video appeared on US tabloid website Radar Online on Wednesday showing Malia smoking something resembling a joint while at the Lollapalooza Music Festival in July.

The publication says that the video was given to them by 18-year-old Jerrdin Selwyn, who said that Malia took a pull of the joint and held it for about a minute. But fans are not impressed by Jerrdin's move.

Besides flooding social media with comments about the video, fans have seemingly found Jerrdin and flooded her Instagram page with insults and emojis referring to her as a rat, snitch and a snake.

And as the video started to make the evening news, Chris Brown took to the comments section of US publication ShadeRoom to defend the president's daughter.

"So what? It ain't weed. She ain't the president...better worry about the substance TRUMP be on," he wrote.

President Obama has spoken before of smoking weed when he was around Malia's age but said that he views it as a "vice" and a "waste of time".

"I've told my daughters I think it's a bad idea, a waste of time, not very healthy. As has been well documented, I smoked pot as a kid, and I view it as a bad habit and a vice, not very different from the cigarettes that I smoked as a young person up through a big chunk of my adult life," he once told The New Yorker.

Britney Spears Surprises Fans With Topless Bikini Snap

BRITNEY Spears doesn’t appear to have a care in the world as she continues to make the most of her family trip to Hawaii.

While soaking up the sun, the 34-year-old displayed her pert behind in a topless snap as she stared out at the tranquil surroundings, reports The Sun.

Captioning the sex selfie, Britney added a thought provoking caption, writing: “Still dreaming a mile a minute,” followed by a love heart.

The unexpected upload delighted her millions of fans who flooded the picture with complimentary comments gushing over her figure.

The singer has been showcasing her killer body in a series of beach side bikini snaps throughout the trip this week.

Taking some much needed rest and relaxation, the star is enjoying the break alongside her friends and family.

Britney sauntered down the golden sands in a white bikini, revealing her incredible tanned toned figure.

Proving she’s the ultimate beach babe, the chart-topper gave fellow sun-seekers an eyeful of her sexy curves as she struck a pose.

Nadia Nakai's Booty Gives Nicki Minaj Serious Competition

Nadia Nakai has never been shy to show off her curves. But the female rapper has all but broken the internet with one picture of her booty.

Posting the snap to her Instagram page, Nadia showed off her bum in all its glory.

She captioned the picture: "I came to slay."

RMD, Joselyn Dumas to Host Nigerian Entertainment Awards

The 11th annual Nigeria Entertainment Awards (NEAs), Africa’s premier entertainment awards, is set for September 4 2016, at the prestigious Tribeca Performing Art Centre, 199 Chamber street, New York, NY 10007.

Anchoring the 11th edition of the awards this year is actor Richard Mofe-Damijo, popularly known as RMD, a veteran Nollywood actor who is also nominated this year. Co-hosting with him will be Ghanaian actress, Joselyn Dumas.

The Nigerian Entertainment Awards (NEA) is an annual award ceremony with primary objective of recognising contributions of Nigerian and African entertainers. The award ceremony is not only focused on recognising Nigerian entertainers but also highlight Nigerians who continue to make impact on immediate communities in Nigeria or extended communities in diaspora.

Celebrities Who Have Admitted To Plastic Sugery

 Nene Leakes admitted she got ANOTHER nose job in June 2016, telling Andy Cohen she "had a real medical reason why I had to get it done again"

 After busting up his face on the set of the upcoming "Prison Break" reboot, Dominic Purcell had to get a nose job. "Still some swelling around my nose and eyes but should be down in week or two," he said of the pic on the right after the operation.

On the season premiere of "Botched," Dr. Terry Dubrow and Dr. Paul Nassif fixed trans woman Rajee Narinesingh's face, after she had her cheeks, chin and lips injected with a cement-like filler.

 Kim Zolciak "I had a boob job and I've had a hernia fixed," she revealed in a May 2016 interview. "I had a pretty big hernia from the twins, so I said just do a tummy tuck, which is kinda the same thing, just make the skin really tight. But that doesn't change my size. I'm the same size I was the day I walked into surgery, I'm just a little bit tighter looking."

 Khloe Kardashian revealed she had a horrible experience with fillers. "I looked crazy, and I still think the effects are in there! My face was so f--cked," she admitted on the March 23, 2016 episode of "Kocktails with Khloe."

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 Porsha Williams got a "non-surgical nose job" from Dr. Simon Ourian to enhance the shape of a small bridge on the nose

 Courtney Stodden took fans behind the scenes of her latest procedure in an exclusive interview with ET as she got a nose job. The reality star has also had a breast augmentation and temporary lip fillers.

 "Teen Mom 2" star Kail Lowry underwent liposuction, a tummy tuck and a butt lift by Dr. Miami in a procedure that was broadcast online via Snapchat. Click here to see why she's feuding with Jenelle Evans over the operation!

 "Love & Hip Hop" star Erica Mena says she's "officially implant free." "I literally got rid of everything that was worthless & old," she added on Instagram. "Ready for MY NEW Life! Ready for My Own Show & Movie role which called for my breast to be all natural."

 "Love and Hip Hop Atlanta" star K. Michelle got a reduction on her butt, after previously getting implants. "Betsy is smaller, but she still makes a statement. Sometimes less is more. Not finished yet, but feeling liberated getting back to myself," she captioned the pic of her new derriere (right).

 "Modern Family" star Reid Ewing says his body dysmorphia led him to get cheek implants, a chin implant and "several" other procedures from 2008-2012. "Before seeking to change your face, you should question whether it is your mind that needs fixing,"

 Farrah Abraham went from 650CC implant to 800CCs during her third boob job in October 2015

 After facing criticism in the Playboy Mansion, Karissa & Kristina Shannon went under the knife. In a new episode of "Botched," they admit their noses are "way too pinched, too small" and "f**ked up," adding they don't think they even look like twins anymore.

 Snooki confirmed that she had her lips injected, admitting that she's always disliked her thin lips.

 After months of speculation, Kylie Jenner finally admitted to getting temporary lip fillers..

"Vertigo" star Kim Novak says she got fat injections in her face in 2012, because they "seemed far less invasive than a face-lift."

Sylvester Stallone had surgery on his face to repair damage from being taken from the womb with forceps as a baby.

The Rock admitted to liposuction to have fat sucked out of his chest because he thought it was starting to look too big