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Rihanna is certainly no stranger to serving up some skin.
And the Barbadian beauty did just that at the Balmain fashion show after-party in Paris on Thursday night.
Sporting a see-through fishnet top, the sexy singer left little to the imagination given how her outfit offered up a clear view of her breasts and nipples.
Of course, the gal clearly didn't seem to mind the, um, exposure as she happily made her way around the shindig and graciously posed for pics.
Earlier in the evening, Rihanna attended the actual Balmain fashion show held during Paris Fashion Week.
While she was a bit more covered up for that, the 26-year-old songstress nevertheless still sported some serious cleavage and flaunted her gorgeous gams courtesy of a high-slit skirt.
Rihanna was first spotted in Paris on Monday while hanging out with former fling Drake at the Soixante Dix Neuf nightclub, where Drizzy was on hand to help the venue celebrate its first birthday. She later joined Drake at his concert on Tuesday by taking the stage and singing her hit "Pour It Up" and performing with him on their duet "Take Care."
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Not everyone was a fan of Beyoncé and Jay Z's super-sexy 2014 Grammys performance of "Drunk in Love."
According to documents obtained by the Smoking Gun, Bey and J's awards show opener offended enough viewers that a handful of peeved people filed written complaints to the FCC in regards to their steamy number. So which parts of the chair-dancing, booty-grinding performance did viewers take umbrage with?
One non-fan labeled Beyoncé's "Drunk in Love" performance a "lip-synch soft porn dance on a chair" and called it "grossly inappropriate." "Her spread eagle poses barely covered her vulva and the smoke machine didn't solve the problem," they wrote. "Grinding against her husband ala stripper style is hardly an acceptable way to demonstrate marital love in front of children" (how does this person think children are made?).
Another penned, "This was supposed to be a family show but was anything but trash," (since when are the Grammys on the same level as 7th Heaven?). The added, "As an adult, after that performance was over with I felt like I should be taking antibiotics for something it was that trashy."
"I did not appreciate seeing the opening act of a woman putting her naked butt in the camera lens, spreading her legs in front of the camera, behaving in a pornographic manner, then her husband JayZ comes on, they minus well have had sex with one another on stage," another complained. "Where is the class? I want to ask Beyoncé if it's ok if I stick my butt in her childs face like she did mine?" (somewhere, Blue Ivy is shaking her head).
Finally, one parents with a very mature teenager wrote, "This program aired at 7:00 PM and was filled with obscene dancing and language. My 16 year old daughter was viewing the show with me and she had the good sense to say ‘this is totally inappropriate.'"
Do you agree? Was it too much or just right?
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The last thing Lupita Nyong'o wants to do if she wins an Oscar on Sunday is botch her acceptance speech.
That's why the 12 Years a Slave star is giving some thought to what she'll say—just not too much thought.
"How I feel about these things is that you have a one in five chance of being called and I don't like to be surprised and I don't like to be tongue-tied, so I definitely think that I will think about what I'd like to say if indeed I get that opportunity," Nyong'o told me last night at the LoveGold party in her honor at Chateau Marmont.
"I'm not going to overthink it," she said. "You want it from the heart but you don't want to think about it so much…So, yeah it's crossed my mind and I'm definitely thinking about all the people that I have so much to thank for."
And this may be Nyong'o's first time at the Oscars, but she knows one thing she'll definitely do.
"I'm going to start off with a massage," she said. "That's what I did before the Golden Globes and I think that day went very well. So, I think the Oscars deserve a massage. I deserve a massage."
She sure does.
"I like deep tissue for sure," Nyong'o said. "I like to know I'm getting a massage."
And like she told me earlier this week, she's been "really enjoying playing dress up" this awards season.
Makeup is usually by Nick Barose. "He comes with proposals of things to do and we collaborate and come up with the perfect look for what I'm wearing," Nyong'o said. "It's a collaboration and I like to give him creative license."
The Yale graduate has two hairstylists, Ted Gibson and Larry Sims. It will be Sims who will take care of her on Sunday. "He gets his whole body involved in his proposals for my hair," Nyong'o said. "He has all sorts of dances showing me what he's going to do. Yeah, he definitely vogues. We really get into it and that's fun."
And at the end of the day, it's all about avocado oil to help keep her skin, well, amazing. "It's actually quite good to get makeup off," Nyong'o said. "It's gentle on your skin. It's very gentle."
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — There wasn't a dry eye in the house Thursday when Lupita Nyong'o delivered an emotional speech while accepting her honor for best breakout performance at Essence magazine's seventh annual Women in Hollywood luncheon.
The "12 Years a Slave" star and Oscar nominee for best supporting actress confessed that as a young girl, she had wished her dark-hued skin would become lighter.
"I got teased and taunted about my skin," Nyong'o began, on stage in a ballroom at the Beverly Hills Hotel. "My one prayer to God was that I would wake up lighter skinned. The morning would come and I would be so excited about seeing my new skin that I would refuse to look down at myself until I was in front of the mirror because I wanted to see my face first. Every day I would feel the disappointment of being just as dark as the day before."
Nyong'o said she tried to bargain with God by vowing to stop eating sugar cubes and to never lose her school sweater again, if she could only see a change in her skin tone. It wasn't until she discovered Sudanese British supermodel Alek Wek that she began to believe in her own beauty.
"She was dark as night and was in all the magazines and on runways," Nyong'o said. "My complexion had always been an obstacle to overcome. I couldn't believe that people were embracing a woman who looked so much like me as beautiful. It was perplexing and I wanted to reject it because I had begun to enjoy the seduction of inadequacy. But a flower couldn't help but bloom inside of me."
Nyong'o said she would also like to inspire young women.
Essence also paid tribute to Cheryl Boone Isaacs, the first black president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, who was presented with the trailblazer award by Sidney Poitier and Oprah Winfrey.
The Hollywood visionary award went to filmmaker Ava DuVernay, the first black woman to win best director at the Sundance Film Festival in 2012 for "Middle of Nowhere." DuVernay, who directed an episode of the current season of "Scandal," was presented her honor by actress Kerry Washington.
"Ava has firmly established herself as the gutsiest of storytellers and working with her is so inspiring," said Washington, who, with one hand resting on her pregnant belly, wiped away tears with the other during DuVernay's acceptance speech.
The magazine also celebrated the champions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as this year marks the 50th anniversary of its signing. Clarence Williams III, Denise Nicholas, Diahann Carroll, Dr. Maya Angelou, Jim Brown and Nichelle Nichols were commended. Nicholas, Brown and Nichols took the stage to accept their medals after a short video highlighted their activism.
"It's just beautiful that among the fan fair during Oscar week, we are able to honor each other and our work," said Angela Bassett. "It is undeniable the imprint that we've made."
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