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DJ Khaled’s winning streak is far from over. The music mogul and king of Snapchat is capping off 2016 (in which he released an album, book, toured with Beyoncé and welcomed son Asahd, confirming his status as #TheBest) by partnering with Palmer’s Cocoa Butter.
The cult classic product, which is one of Khaled’s major keys for supple skin, and makes frequent appearances on his Snapchat, is getting a packaging revamp with Khaled’s beloved lexicon. The capsule collection is emblazoned with his famous phrases “Live Life Smooth,” “We The Best Glow” and “They Block” and...
DJ Khaled’s winning streak is far from over. The music mogul and king of Snapchat is capping off 2016 (in which he released an album, book, toured with Beyoncé and welcomed son Asahd, confirming his status as #TheBest) by partnering with Palmer’s Cocoa Butter.
The cult classic product, which is one of Khaled’s major keys for supple skin, and makes frequent appearances on his Snapchat, is getting a packaging revamp with Khaled’s beloved lexicon. The capsule collection is emblazoned with his famous phrases “Live Life Smooth,” “We The Best Glow” and “They Block” and...
- 12/14/2016
- by jackiefields2014
- PEOPLE.com
Image Source: Getty / Donna Ward When The Girl on the Train made its debut on bookshelves in 2015, you could practically hear Hollywood execs already salivating over Paula Hawkins's dark, twisted story and the vivid, broken characters she splashed across its pages. Because we all deserve good things, her novel's highly anticipated film adaptation has finally arrived, and the devastating, disturbing thriller does its source material justice. We talked to the author about what it's really like to have something go from her head to the page to the silver screen and why Emily Blunt was the perfect choice to play Rachel. Popsugar: As an author, what has this whole process been like, seeing your characters and your story come to life on the big screen? Paula Hawkins: It's been wonderful, and quite strange, obviously. The characters that you created wandering around in the flesh. In some senses the...
- 10/4/2016
- by Quinn Keaney
- Popsugar.com
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler returned to their old Saturday Night Live stomping grounds this week, and of course, there was no shortage of golden moments. The funny ladies kicked off their hosting duties with an opening monologue that included a hilarious Christmas song mashup called "Merry Christmas Baby." Both Amy and Tina took turns singing sections of the song they each wrote, showcasing their different personalities. At one point, Tina sung, "She's the peanut butter to my salami," to which Amy replied, "Not really a combo," and Tina said, "It is in my mouth." If these aren't friendship goals, then we don't know what are. Get in the Christmas spirit with the clip, above, and then watch the trailer for their new film, Sisters, which is in theaters now! Source: Getty / Donna Ward...
- 12/21/2015
- by Monica Sisavat
- Popsugar.com
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