the Red carpet
Oops, she did it again. Mel B has run her mouth. — © Reuters
Anyone who spends time in BV-land or Hollywood, on the red carpet or in the corridors, will often visit this section.
Welcome to the world
A picture is worth a thousand words. “Our bébé’ke,” writes VRT presenter Danira Boukhriss Terkessidis with a photo of her newborn child. Naim is called the little one and he was born on March 29. The second photo shows her boyfriend, actor Ward Kerremans, walking through the hospital corridor with little Naïm in a maxi dress.
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Not welcome in the group chat
Mel B spoiled it in the group chat. According to her, ‘Scary Spice’ was removed from the group chat by her fellow Spice Girls because she had leaked possible plans for a reunion. “That always happens to me because I say things,” Mel B said on Thursday in the British TV program This morning. A month earlier, the singer had talked her mouth off in another talk show. A Spice Girls reunion would definitely happen this year, she said in Loose Women. “We are definitely going to do something. I’m probably going to get my ass kicked for this, but I said it. Please. We will announce it sometime later this year,” it said at the time. Victoria Beckham recently tempered expectations again. In a conversation with Radio France, she talked about “getting something to eat together and reminiscing”. Maybe have a discussion in the group chat.
Beyoncé is welcome at Paul McCartney
“A real pleasure,” is how Paul McCartney describes Beyoncé’s version of his song ‘Blackbird’. He was generous with compliments on Instagram. “I’m so happy with Beyoncé’s version of my song ‘Blackbird’. I think it’s a magnificent performance and it reinforces the civil rights message that inspired me to write the song in the first place,” says the former Beatle. “When I saw images of black girls being expelled from school in the 1960s, it was shocking to me and I can’t believe there are still places where this happens today. “Anything my song and Beyoncé’s fantastic version can do to reduce racial tensions is great and makes me very proud,” he said.
The 81-year-old McCartney also admits that he spoke to Beyoncé on Facetime. The singer thanked him for writing the song. “I told her she made a killer version of it.” (mdm)
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2024-04-05 14:30:31
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