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Senin, 28 Oktober 2019

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's Kids Steal the Show in Family's Vanity Fair Cover - E! NEWS

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Get ready for cuteness overload!

Chrissy Teigen, John Legend and their two kids, Luna and Miles, graced the cover of Vanity Fair's December 2019 issue, which was released on Monday. The family photo showed the 40-year-old EGOT winner kissing the 33-year-old cookbook author's cheek while their little ones snuggled up next to them. The kiddos certainly stole the show, too. Their 3-year-old daughter gave a sweet smile as she playfully kicked up her foot for the camera. Just like her mom, she was also a total fashionista, wearing a dress by AMAI. As for her 1-year-old baby brother, he looked adorable as he posed in his diaper and nestled in his dad's arms.

The cover wasn't the only precious pic in the issue. There were also photos of the family members enjoying an impromptu dance party in their backyard, dressing up in costumes and enjoying a bubble bath. What's more, there was a sweet snapshot of Legend and his son sitting at the piano.

In addition, readers got a small glimpse into the family's household. For instance, the writer set the scene of a typical Sunday afternoon. According to the magazine, Luna was "running away" from her baby brother, "who desperately wants to hug her." The little lady also wore a bright orange, one-shoulder bathing suit and asked her dad to put on his trunks. Apparently, the "All of Me" artist had promised to take her for a swim after her nap. But after they jumped in and found the water to be too cold, they decide to give it another go the next day.

"Did you hear that? It will be better tomorrow," Legend told Luna. "Tomorrow, we rise and shine."

Luna also revealed what she wanted to be for Halloween this year, claiming she hoped to dress up as a good fairy. When Teigen questioned this decision, noting Luna had previously expressed desire to be Darla from The Little Rascals, her firstborn, as the writer put it, gave "her best attempt at an eye roll."

"I hate pretending that we do it on our own," Teigen said after a nanny put0 her son down for a nap. "We have daytime help, nighttime, weekend. I don't know how my mom did it."

Family was certainly a focus of the cover story. During their interviews for the piece, Legend and Teigen opened up about their upbringings and the hardships they both had to overcome. They also talked about several other topics, including who they planned to vote for in the 2020 presidential election, Teigen's Twitter feud with president Donald Trump and her battle with anxiety. According to Vanity Fair, Teigen said her anxiety can prevent her from holding onto memories, whether they be good ones or bad ones. For instance, her wedding day is reportedly a blur as is the time in high school when her mother went to Thailand and didn't come home for years. In addition, the two stars talked about their relationships with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.

"I'm not trying to disown Kanye because I still love him and love everything we've done together creatively," Legend told the publication. "But we were never the closest of friends."

To read their full interview and see more family pics, check out Vanity Fair's December 2019 issue.

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2019-10-28 12:57:00Z
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Kylie Jenner Dressed Daughter Stormi as Kylie Jenner for Halloween - Yahoo Lifestyle

When you're Kylie Jenner's daughter, who do you dress up as for Halloween? Duh, Kylie Jenner, of course!

After Kylie introduced her own dazzling costume alongside BFF Anastasia "Stassie" Karanikolaou, where the pair dressed up as Britney Spears and Madonna from their 2003 MTV Video Music Awards performance, it was time for Stormi's turn in the spotlight.

You may remember Kylie's over-the-top 2019 Met Gala look, where the Kylie Cosmetics mogul debuted a curve-hugging lavender Versace dress with puffy purple feather sleeves and a flesh-toned bodysuit. Jenner paired the campy outfit with a lengthy lilac wig to tie it all together.

Kylie decided the dress was so nice, she'd show it to the world twice – albeit much smaller for her daughter. She dressed up little Stormi in a miniature version of her high-fashion Met Gala look, complete with a matching wig and a teensy-tiny glittery purse.

"My baby!!!!!!!! i cant handle this!!!!" Kylie captioned a few snaps of Stormi rocking her pint-sized dress. The photo was taken in one of Kylie's gorgeous Barbie-themed rooms, which really brings everything together. Stormi looked positively thrilled to be matching her mom in the sweet little outfit across the photos, complete with a quick video clip at the end of her rocking the dress.

This is far from the first time Stormi has matched her mom when it comes to Halloween. Last year, Kylie opted for an ornate butterfly costume, making Stormi her "baby butterfly" to adorable effect.

That same Halloween, Kylie dressed up as a storm cloud with a lightning bolt, giving her daughter a matching metallic outfit to go with her own, calling it "Stormi Weather."

But this year's costume really took the cake, as we all can likely agree on. What were you planning on wearing for Halloween? Oh, not this totally high-fashion look? We'd all better pack it up and hope for less competition for next year, because Stormi just won it all for 2019.

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2019-10-28 11:30:00Z
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Kim Kardashian Reportedly "Has Concerns" About Kanye West Going on Tour for 'Jesus Is King' - Cosmopolitan.com

Kanye West is reportedly gearing up to tour for his album Jesus Is King.
Sources say Kim Kardashian has "concerns" about Kanye doing an intense tour with no breaks and wants him to focus on his mental health.

In case you hadn't noticed the entire internet flip out, Kanye West just dropped his anticipated new album Jesus Is King. And now he's gearing up for a full-blown tour that he's reportedly super pumped about.

“Kanye can’t wait to tour,” a source tells People. “He is excited about his new music. He is putting together a tour schedule right now. He wants to start the tour as soon as possible.”

As the outlet notes, Kanye canceled his Saint Pablo tour in 2016, and was later hospitalized for exhaustion. But the source says “He is in [a] much better place mentally than he was during his last tour.”

As for how Kim Kardashian feels about Kanye's tour plans, apparently she has some reservations.

“Kim supports a tour, but still has concerns,” the source explains. “She doesn’t want him to go crazy and do an intense tour with no breaks. She wants him to focus on his wellbeing and mental health too.”

Kanye has always been extremely candid about his mental health, and Kim spoke about his bipolar diagnosis during an interview with Vogue back in May, saying “It is an emotional process, for sure. Right now everything is really calm. But we can definitely feel episodes coming, and we know how to handle them."

She also told the magazine that “being on medication is not really an option, because it just changes who he is," and that "traveling a lot does set it off, so he doesn’t travel as much as he used to."

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2019-10-28 10:32:00Z
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend reveal their 2020 pick in Vanity Fair cover story - Page Six

Chrissy Teigen and John Legend aren’t shy around the camera — or about revealing their favorite presidential candidates — in a new magazine cover story.

“My favorite — I’m going to say it, we’ll break news today — is Elizabeth Warren,” soul singer Legend tells Vanity Fair in its upcoming December issue.

“She’s the best candidate running today, and she comes at it with joy and with sincerity and with a wealth of knowledge and experience,” he said.

Legend’s supermodel wife, Teigen, added, “I love Elizabeth Warren.

“I also love Kamala Harris,” she said.

The pair, who pose with their two adorable young kids in a fashion-drenched spread, often wear their lefty politics on their designer sleeves.

Teigen has been a persistent critic of President Trump on Twitter, to the point where he blocked her from his account.

In September, things between Teigen and the president heated up when Legend touted FreeAmerica, the criminal-justice-reform group he founded, while on NBC’s “Nightly News” — and Trump fired off a tweet that Legend “and his filthy mouthed wife” were taking credit for criminal-justice advances his administration had made possible.

Teigen tweeted back at Trump with a string of curse words.

Legend griped to the mag, “We know this president has a particular aversion to strong women coming after him, particularly women of color. So, he had to call her out.”

“Nothing scares me,” Legend added. “Except maybe death.”

Teigen had a darker outlook.

“I’ll get a new dog and be like, ‘This dog is going to die in my lifetime,’ ” she said. “The second we land somewhere on vacation I think, ‘Oh, It’s going to be so sad to pack.’ “

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2019-10-28 09:57:00Z
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Dave Chappelle Accepts Mark Twain Prize For American Humor - NPR

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Dave Chappelle grew up near Washington, D.C. And so when he received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor last night at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, it was a family affair.

Chappelle's wife and kids were there. A selection of his favorite musicians — people like yasiin bey, Common, Erykah Badu, Q-Tip, Frederic Yonnet and John Legend — performed throughout the evening. And his fellow comedians talked about him like he was kin.

"Dave, you have always been a mentor," said Tiffany Haddish from the stage. "You've been my mentor, my big brother. Every time I step on stage — every time — I think of you, because I've always want[ed] to make you proud. 'Cause you the greatest."

Haddish joined Sarah Silverman, Neal Brennan, Morgan Freeman, Lorne Michaels, Bradley Cooper, Aziz Ansari, Jon Stewart and the Saturday Night Live cast members Kenan Thompson, Michael Che and Colin Jost on stage to pay tribute to their friend and hero.

Silverman expressed a common sentiment: "His critical thinking is his art," she said from the stage. But she also cracked a few jokes about her friend.

"Dave, can you believe this? You're getting the freaking Mark Twain Prize," she said from the stage. "You deserve it. It's the right thing. It's actually perfect that you're getting the Mark Twain Prize because you both love using the n-word in your masterpieces."

Though he was already well-known as a stand-up comedian, Chappelle's career took off in the early 2000s with Chappelle's Show on Comedy Central. The show obliterated boundaries. In the first episode, Chappelle played Clayton Bigsby, a white supremacist who was blind — and thus didn't know he was black.

"That was the funniest thing I'd ever seen in my life," SNL's Kenan Thompson said on the red carpet. Thompson also reflected a bit on Chappelle's style as a comedian: "Whatever your fears might be, he wants to clear the air and dig down and find out what's really funny about different situations. And that's the ultimate job of a comedian, and he's great at it."

Chappelle famously walked away from Comedy Central midway through the show's third season. Jon Stewart was also working at Comedy Central at the time, hosting The Daily Show. On stage, Stewart called Chappelle's Show a "cultural phenomenon" that Comedy Central "would do anything to keep going."

"And they offered Dave $50 million to just give us ... one more," Stewart said. "But Dave, at that moment, was conflicted because of the difficulty of how the show was to do, because he wondered about its impact on the audience that he meant it for. And he wondered if the creative process wasn't right for it. And he walked away.

"And it was that moment that I remember thinking: 'Comedy Central has $50 million?'"

Chappelle eventually went back to doing stand-up, weaving his often raunchy jokes with serious reflections on social issues. He's taken on the #MeToo movement and cancel culture.

Chappelle took some heat recently when he said he didn't believe Michael Jackson's accusers, and when he made jokes about transgender people. You'd be hard-pressed to find a group that Chappelle has not joked about.

"If you're in a group that I made fun of, then just know that I probably would only make fun of you if I see myself in you," he said in his most recent stand-up special, Sticks & Stones.

Before receiving the Mark Twain Award, Chappelle told NPR that stand-up is his "favorite mode of expression" and calls it "an American phenomenon."

"It's the best part of the First Amendment to me that I'm able to express myself this way and make a viable living doing it," he said. "And it's not necessarily an easy living but it's ... worth everything that I've been through — especially to get a night like tonight, and have people just recognize it's not an easy thing to do. And it's humbling to get an award."

From the stage, he expressed joy at seeing so many friends from different parts of his life, and at being a part of the comedy community. "I want you to know it [the award] belongs to all of us," he said.

Chappelle had special praise for three people: the comedian Tony Woods, a major early influence; the director Stan Lathan, who masterminded his five recent Netflix specials; and his mother, who encouraged him to be a griot of his time.

"But early in my career, if you remember, mom, you used to sit in the club with me," he said. "She'd do a full day of work. You'd be back there falling asleep, just waiting for me to go on. She would watch my show every night. Do you know how long that car ride is home?"

He paused briefly for applause, and then offered this detail: "How many of you have ever heard your mother say: 'P***y jokes were a little too much tonight, son'?"

A television special of the ceremony for the Mark Twain Prize will air on PBS stations starting Jan. 7, 2020.

Patrick Jarenwattananon adapted this story for the Web.

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2019-10-28 09:04:00Z
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Dave Chappelle says comedy 'saved my life' as he accepts the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor - CNN

The award is considered the highest accolade in comedy and recognizes individuals who have had an impact on American society in the vein of 19th-century novelist and essayist Samuel Clemens, or pseudonym, Mark Twain.

"I love my art form because I understand every practitioner of it, whether I agree with them or not I know where they're coming from. They want to be heard, they got something to say, there's something they notice. They just want to be understood," Chappelle said. "I love this genre, it saved my life."

A lineup of entertainers, including Chappelle's writing partner Neal Brennan, Common, Bradley Cooper, Tiffany Haddish, John Legend, Chrissy Teigen, Lorne Michaels, Trevor Noah, Jon Stewart and others paid tribute to the comedian.

"He's not just a comedian, that's the way that he channels that knowledge and that process. What he is, is he's the black Bourdain," said Jon Stewart referring to the late Anthony Bourdain, host of the CNN show "Parts Unknown," who died last year.

Dave Chappelle hosts benefit concert for Dayton, Ohio, weeks after mass shooting

Stewart continued saying Chappelle is "a man that seeks out people and experience and knowledge, and he wants to touch it and feel it and be with it on the ground so that he can then channel that through his art, and then re-direct that back to you as something completely different and new."

Stewart also attended Chappelle's benefit concert after the mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio.

Actor and comedian Eddie Murphy said in a video tribute Chappelle is the type of person who is "so much smarter than everyone."

"Dave is one of the most, maybe the most, intellectual comedian ever," Murphy said.

Previous recipients of the Mark Twain award include Richard Pryor, Jonathan Winters, Carl Reiner, Whoopi Goldberg, Lily Tomlin, Lorne Michaels, Steve Martin, George Carlin, Tina Fey, Will Ferrell, Ellen DeGeneres, Carol Burnett, Bill Murray, David Letterman, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

CNN's Casey Riddle, Daniel Allman, Kiara Brantley-Jones and Marianne Garvey contributed to this report.

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2019-10-28 06:36:00Z
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Dave Chappelle says comedy 'saved my life' as he accepts the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor - CNN

Stewart also attended Chappelle's benefit concert after the mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio.

Actor and comedian Eddie Murphy said in a video tribute Chappelle is the type of person who is "so much smarter than everyone."

"Dave is one of the most, maybe the most, intellectual comedian ever," Murphy said.

CNN's Casey Riddle, Daniel Allman, Kiara Brantley-Jones and Marianne Garvey contributed to this report.

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2019-10-28 05:41:47Z
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