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Chrissy Teigan Launches Beauty Line Just In Time To Get Summer Glam
Police Called To Bill
BECCA Cosmetics has teamed up with Chrissy Teigan once again for a body shimmer collection that will have beauty lovers clamoring for it this summer.
There’s the scented Glow Body Oil ($42), Glow Gloss lip gloss ($22) in three colors: sandy pink, mauvy rose and pearly berry and the Endless Bronze & Glow facial powder compact ($38). Supermodel,
TV personality and social media slayer Chrissy Teigan opened up to The Hol- lywood Reporter about the Becca x Chrissy beauty collab- oration which features 3 brand-new, limited-edition products that promises to per- fect your summer glow.
This is the second time around for Teigan and BECCA after last May’s launch of the Glow Face Palette ($46).
Birthday Celebration
Chrissy Teigan wants you to glisten up!
Bill Cosby apparently let things got a little too loud for nearby neighbors who com- plained that jazz music was blaring at the birthday bash since 7am, the Daily Mail re- ports. Cosby and about a dozen friends were reportedly at the party when police showed up.
But even though Bill Cosby turned up for his birth- day, he is still under house ar- rest as he awaits sentencing on a rape conviction. So a birth- day bash at his home was about the only place he could celebrate.
Awaiting Sentencing
This could be the last hur- rah for the comedian given that he is awaiting a Septem- ber 25th sentencing and faces some jail time.
Bill Cosby recently fired his entire legal team since the conviction. Cosby secured a new team to help him avoid jail
Drake Might Have Another Release Ready For His Next Record Deal
Cosby Home During His
Drake hasn’t ceased break- ing records since he dropped his massive Scorpion, which scored the largest opening week of 2018 and is on pace to top the Billboard 200 for the second week in a row. But lest anybody accuse the Toronto rapper of getting lazy or resting on his laurels, he might already have another re- lease prepared for when he makes his next career move.
“Soon as this album drop I’m out of the deal,” Drake raps on Scorpion track “Is There More.” Apparently, that’s not just big talk: Vari- ety reports that with the re- lease of Scorpion, Drake fulfilled his contractual obliga- tions to Cash Money Records and its imprint, Young Money
sal Music Group’s Republic Records, has released every Drake project since the repackage of his 2009 EP, So Far Gone.
Variety’s “well-placed source” also says Drake will have another project ready for release by the time he signs his next deal. A source from Uni- versal rebutted this, telling Va- riety the Cash Money signee “is not leaving the label family anytime soon.” But if Drake does jump ship, he’s got the star power to negotiate a record-breaking deal, be it a direct partnership with a streaming service, a touring package or a traditional major label deal with advances up- wards of $20 million per album.
BILL COSBY
time since he was found guilty and convicted of on three counts of aggravated indecent assault against Andrea Con- stand, reports Page Six
Cosby’s charges could come with a 5-to-10-year prison sentence and a $25,000 fine.
DRAKE
Entertainment. Cash Money, which is distributed by Univer-
Oprah Enters The Restaurant Business
Media mogul, Oprah Win- frey announced that she is adding her coins to True Food- Kitchen, and is investing in the award-winning restaurant chain that prides itself on a health-conscious menu, ac- cording to the Hollywood Re- porter.
Winfrey who launched a cookbook and a line of her own comfort food with a healthy twist, will also serve on the True Food Kitchen board of di- rectors as a consultant. And considering that Winfrey has the experience having served on the board of Weight Watch- ers, the collaboration seems fitting to add another notch to her growing empire.
“I love bringing people to- gether over a good meal,” Winfrey said.
“When I first dined at True Food Kitchen, I was so im- pressed with the team’s pas- sion for healthy eating and, of course, the delicious food, that I knew I wanted to be part of
OPRAH WINFREY
the company’s future.”
The OWN network CEO
learned about True Food Kitchen from a friend, and health expert, Bob Greene. Greene’s passion about the brand led him to invite Win- frey to dine at the company’s Santa Monica location. There, Greene explained the premise of how a lifestyle and healthy eating go together.
Winfrey was hooked. Winfrey signed on as an equity investor and with her
partnership, the brand has plans to expand its 23 loca- tions and double its stores by 2021, according to reports. Winfrey will also give insight on the brand’s marketing and expansion plans.
“Ms. Winfrey is such an incredibly accomplished busi- nesswoman,” said True Food Kitchen CEO Christine Barone.
“We are lucky to have her as an investor and sit on the board of directors.”
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