Showing posts with label Grammys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grammys. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Rihanna - Stay ft. Mikky Ekko
I'm pretty sure this is one of my favorites, if not my favorite, on Rihanna's album "Unapologetic." Its emotional and gut wrenching and just makes you feel. She's bearing her soul in this song. Most people believe its about Chris Brown and I'd wager that they're probably correct. I'll never understand what made her run back to him after all that happened with him in the past, and I won't make excuses for that kind of behavior, but I will say that when you love someone, really truly love someone, sometimes the hardest thing is staying away.
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Grammys,
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Rihanna,
Stay
Monday, February 11, 2013
The Grammys
Last night's Grammys were B-A-N-A-N-A-S. The performances were spot on and the fashion was to die for, despite CBS's little memo about covering up and having no slip ups. Sorry CBS, I think they all got your memo but decided to ignore it, I know I would have. There was so much I loved about the Grammys it's hard to decide where to begin.. The performances by Rihanna and Mikky Ekko, JT and Jay-Z, Mumford and Sons, Miguel ft. Wiz Khalifa, Elton John and Kelly Clarkson were absolutely amazing. I consider this to be one of the best Grammys ever. Oh and who could forget the performance in honor of Bob Marley. It was amazing and Rihanna stole the show with her second third look of the night.
Lets start with the fashion though. Rihanna stole the show. There's no question about it. Her custom made dress by Azzedine Alaïa was breath-taking. The minute she showed up on the red carpet I couldn't breathe. I'm so glad she went with a look like this - her hair (which is finally normal again) was perfect. Her accessories, which were minimalistic and diamonds, of course, only complemented the femininity of her dress. It was the most mature and glamorous attire I've seen on her in quite some time and it proves that albite being the queen of on-the-street style, she can also stun in an airy gown such as this one.
Katy Perry stunned too, in a dress by Gucci. As "conservative" as most of the features of her dress were, the central focus kept viewers gaga with joy. She really does have a great boobs. Sorry I'm not sorry that I just said that. Moving onto JLo. She really said F*** you to the memo from CBS, giving them a leg up in her Anthony Vacarello gown. I wasn't a huge fan but I did love her makeup and top-knot. Irrespective of what she's wearing, the woman always stuns. She's flawless.
Lets start with the fashion though. Rihanna stole the show. There's no question about it. Her custom made dress by Azzedine Alaïa was breath-taking. The minute she showed up on the red carpet I couldn't breathe. I'm so glad she went with a look like this - her hair (which is finally normal again) was perfect. Her accessories, which were minimalistic and diamonds, of course, only complemented the femininity of her dress. It was the most mature and glamorous attire I've seen on her in quite some time and it proves that albite being the queen of on-the-street style, she can also stun in an airy gown such as this one.
Katy Perry stunned too, in a dress by Gucci. As "conservative" as most of the features of her dress were, the central focus kept viewers gaga with joy. She really does have a great boobs. Sorry I'm not sorry that I just said that. Moving onto JLo. She really said F*** you to the memo from CBS, giving them a leg up in her Anthony Vacarello gown. I wasn't a huge fan but I did love her makeup and top-knot. Irrespective of what she's wearing, the woman always stuns. She's flawless.
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Adele,
Allison Williams,
Beyonce,
Carrie Underwood,
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Drake,
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Frank Ocean,
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Jay-Z,
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Justin Timberlake,
Katy Perry,
Kelly Rowland,
LL Cool J,
Maroon 5,
music,
Rick Ross,
Rihanna,
Taylor Swift
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