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Sade proves on the April cover of Ebony that there is nothing old about 51. The 'Soldier of Love' singer looks amazing and ageless in her cover photo, but the magazine has generated some internet buzz because one of the Brit's signature features seems to have been airbrushed away. Her freckled fans are up in arms. It's not as if she wouldn't have looked just as beautiful with her nose and cheeks covered in the familiar dots.
Continue reading Ageless Sade Covers Ebony, But What's Missing?
Leona Lewis showed up at Monday night's Elle Style Awards in London with out-to-there false eyelashes, shimmery eye shadow, and bright red lipstick to complement her jaunty beret and side bun. Was the British songstress giving good face?
Solange Knowles
The youngest Knowles chose a dark berry lipstick, long lashes and understated eyeshadow to match her retro hat at a party she hosted at Club MIA in Florida Friday. Does her makeup match her signature style, or should she have gone a different route? You be the judge.
Most stars who dare to be seen in public wearing fur eventually get an intimidating cease and desist letter from the animal-rights organization PETA. There are a few different paths celebrities can take after receiving said letter. There's the Aretha Franklin route, otherwise known as ignore-PETA-and-continue-to-leave-the-house-dripping-in-chinchilla-pelts route. If one is so inclined, one could follow the Beyoncé path of least resistance and stop wearing fur altogether. Or just do like Naomi Campbell -- tell PETA you'll stop wearing fur and then do it anyway.
And then there's the Kelis path, which is to take to your MySpace page and write an angry pro-carnivore, pro-fur letter to PETA and the world to read. The singer and new mother (and ardent consumer of animal products) was so offended by an unsolicited e-mail she recently received from the organization about her fur wearing that she fired off a post in which she called for the death of all rodents and asserts she would "eat pterodactyl if you found some and you told [her] it was meaty and delicious."
Zoe Saldana's character in the top-grossing film 'Avatar' had blue skin, but in her latest role, the Dominican-American actress is going for something a bit more glamorous. Saldana has been tapped as the spokeswoman for Avon's fragrance, Eternal Magic ($22.50, available in April at avon.com). She'll also be featured as the face of Avon cosmetics in the beauty company's brochure.
"I'm very proud to be working with Avon and to be the face of Eternal Magic," she said in a press release. "It means so much to me to be associated with a company that shares my values and believes in empowering women."
"I'm very proud to be working with Avon and to be the face of Eternal Magic," she said in a press release. "It means so much to me to be associated with a company that shares my values and believes in empowering women."
Continue reading 'Avatar' Actress Zoe Saldana is New Face of Avon
Smoky eyes, bold nails and out-to-there lashes some of the major celebrity beauty trends spotted on the red carpet at last night's People's Choice Awards. Taraji P. Henson rocked some lengthy false eyelashes along with some soft makeup in nudes and light purples to match her soft lavender dress (and huge amethyst ring she's making sure you notice in this photo). And check out her bold metallic nails! These were a huge trend in 2009 that will carry over into 2010.
Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger went with a dramatic and sexy look with a smoky cat eye and nude lip. Not everyone can pull this off...
Continue reading People's Choice Awards 2010: Beauty Breakdown
Beyoncé Knowles is ready to bring her special brand of fire to the perfume counter this winter with Heat, her new fragrance that debuts in February. The singer, who has been involved with campaigns for Tommy Hilfiger True Star and Armani Diamonds but never had a fragrance of her own, told WWD that she named her fragrance Heat because so many of her tours had fiery themes."I'm so happy with it," Beyoncé told WWD. "I've been working on it for a while now. I was on tour for a year, and I have meet-and-greets with fans. I've never in my life gotten so many compliments. Coty has their own testing, but that was my testing! The fans loved it. They were like, 'I love that, I'm getting that. Why isn't it out right now? I need it!'"
The fragrance has notes of red vanilla orchid, magnolia and beach, with honeysuckle, almond macaroon and amber. Knowles said she was involved in every aspect of the project.
"Everything, from the bottle design to the name and the ideas for the commercials, that's me," she said. "I always asked myself, 'If I could have my own scent, what would it be?' I wasn't worried about deadlines. It could have taken me three, four, however many years. This was my first fragrance, and I wanted to make sure that it was something I would love forever."
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