5. Beyoncé’s 34th in Philadelphia The Queen B definitely celebrated her 34th birthday week with a bang. She spent her actual birthday with her family, but reappeared that weekend looking stunning on stage in Pennsylvania. She changed into several jaw-dropping outfits as she sung her heart out at the Budweiser Made in America Festival. Imagine being one of the first fans to see the Queen right after her birthday! 4. Shawn Mendes’ 17th on the 1989 Tour

Title: Beauty Writer Education: University of Cape Town, Rutgers University Location: New York, New York Expertise: Hair, Fashion Amira has worked as a writer and fashion editor for several notable publications, including InStyle. Her work focuses primarily on Black culture in relation to fashion, music, and visual arts.She is the founder and CEO of The Folklore Group, a commerce company empowering diverse consumer product businesses in global markets like Africa, South America, and Asia.

Ammika Harris made fans excited when she dropped a photo in which she’s putting her behind on display on a balcony. Check out the thirst trap that she posted on her social media account below. A hater hopped in the comments and said that Ammika is trying hard to look like Karrueche. Somoene said: ‘gtf on somewhere with that bs. Ammika is in her own world and Karruche is in her own world.

Never let it be said that all big stars have big egos. Okay maybe they do, but a couple of the biggest were more than willing to lend their famous faces to Jimmy Kimmel’s revenge video, “F’ing Ben Affleck.” The video was (not surprisingly) an instant internet sensation – really, you can’t get a better time slot for that type of thing than right after the Oscars. Ben Affleck says he was all too willing to don a shiny lame top and blow dry (what’s left of) Jimmy Kimmel’s hair – if it helped best BFF Matt Damon’s video with Kimmel’s girlfriend Sarah Silverman, “I’m F’ing Matt Damon.

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