Kendall Jenner flashes bum in completely sheer lace gown at Harper's Bazaar event

KENDALL Jenner made sure all eyes were on her as she flashed her bottom in a completely sheer dress at the Harper’s Bazaar 150 Most Fashionable Women event.

 

Kendall Jenner left little to the imagination at the Harper's Bazaar Celebrates 150 Most Fashionable Women event [Getty]

 

Model Kendall Jenner left very little to the imagination as she headed to the star-studded Harper’s Bazaar event in Los Angeles on Friday.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 21, put on a sizzling display in an eye-popping gown which was completely sheer from the waist down.

Kendall wowed in a cream-coloured leotard with a black lace gown on top, showing off her endless legs while arriving at the event.

With her glossy dark hair worn naturally wavy, the supermodel posed for the cameras while revealing her legs through a revealing slit in the dress.

Model Kendall Jenner bared all in a racy sheer dress at the star-studded event [Flynet ]

Kendall Jenner flaunted her incredible figure at the event in Los Angeles  [Flynet ]

And turning around to reveal the back of her gown, Kendall stunned attendees of the event by revealing a thong bodysuit under the lace material of the dress.

The reality star went solo at the event, amid rumours that she’s dating rapper A$AP Rocky.
The rumoured couple appeared to be inseparable during a recent trip to Paris for Fashion Week.
Rapper ASAP is set to be the guest of honour at the reopening of legendary London nightclub, Paper, and a source told OK! Online that he intends on bringing Kendall along with him.

Kendall Jenner looked stunning in the black lace number [Getty ]

 

The insider said: “ASAP Rocky has been enjoying spending time with Kendall and doesn't want the party to end so he's going to bring her to London with him to party at Paper.

“Keira Knightley had her 21st birthday there, P Diddy and Kanye West loved the venue so much they had three parties there and brought Sienna Miller along.

Are Coleen and Wayne Rooney set to move to CHINA? Football couple in shock move

But this latest move could take a lot more getting used to than a few solo holidays and kit washes.
According to reports, the couple - who have three children together; Kai, Klay and Kit - could be making a shock move to China, and it could be as early as next month.

Apparently Wayne’s current team Manchester United have given the England star the green light to make the move - which would see Wayne become one of the richest players in the world.

Several Chinese clubs are said to be ready to sign the player on a three-year contract worth about £47million annually, or around £900,000 a week.

Wayne could be one of the richest players in the world if he makes the move [Wayne Rooney/Instagram]

 

And while this is clearly an exciting prospect for the midfielder, it would be a big move for his young family - with Wayne’s youngest son Kit only just turning one.

Coleen and Wayne have yet to comment on the reports, with Coleen’s latest social media post showing a happy looking Kai and Klay as they celebrated their younger brother’s birthday with their parents.

Coleen and Wayne Rooney forever melt our hearts with their adorable family photos

The black and white snap showed the two youngsters posting in party hats alongside their little brother and mum Coleen.

She wrote alongside the snap: “Happy 1st Birthday to our gorgeous baby Kit.”

Wayne currently plays for England and Manchester Unites [Wenn]

 

While Wayne was not seen in the snap, Coleen has previously spoken out about how important it is that she and her famous husband get time to themselves.

After their third child was born, she revealed the couple have made more of an effort to have a date night at least once a week.

Trump hits back at Meryl Streep, calls actress 'overrated'

DONALD TRUMP hit back at Meryl Streep on Monday, calling her an overrated actress after the three-time Oscar winner condemned the U.S. President-elect's imitation of a disabled reporter.

Streep had turned an acceptance speech at Sunday's Golden Globe awards into a blistering attack on Trump. "This instinct to humiliate when it's modelled by someone in the public platform by someone powerful, it filters down into everybody's life," she said.

Streep and much of Hollywood supported Trump's rival, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, in the November election.

Trump, a Republican, wrote on Twitter: "Meryl Streep, one of the most overrated actresses in Hollywood, doesn't know me but attacked last night at the Golden Globes.

"She is a Hillary flunky who lost big."

The tweet was Trump's second public response to the Streep speech. Early on Monday, he said in a telephone interview with the New York Times: "People keep saying I intended to mock the reporter’s disability, as if Meryl Streep and others could read my mind, and I did no such thing."

Streep was referring to a 2015 incident at a South Carolina rally where Trump flailed his arms and slurred in his speech in apparent ridicule of New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, who has a physical disability.

In his Twitter comments, Trump repeated his denial that he had mocked the reporter.

Streep, without naming Trump, used almost the entire speech when accepting the Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award to criticize the real estate mogul's behaviour and policies, while calling for Hollywood to stand strong against any attacks and to support a free press.

Stella Parton pays tribute in UK to big sister Dolly

LONDON: Dolly Parton is getting a tribute from her sister Stella with an album and a UK tour celebrating the singer's contribution to the music industry.

Stella Parton, 67, a country singer in her own right with more than 30 albums under her belt, grew up with older sister Dolly as one of 12 siblings in the Tennessee mountains.

Music was a big part of family life, Parton said.

"We didn't have a telephone, we didn't have a television 'til I was 10 years old, so music was a big part of our lives. It was something that soothed us, it was something that we could be creative with, because my mother would soothe us with singing," she said in an interview.

Parton will perform songs from her 2016 album "Mountain Songbird: A Sister's Tribute" and the "More Power to Ya" duet she recorded with Dolly at a concert in London on Saturday that kicks off the tour.

"My sister has written great story songs and that's kind of what I'm going to be doing - telling my story about these songs from my perspective as a sister, and how much I love and respect the contribution she's made to not only country music but to the world hopefully," Parton said.

Parton said she was unfazed by her award-winning sister's fame.

"She's my sister and she'll always have my back and I'll always have hers. She's not a star to me; she's just my sister," she said.

Hong Kong actor Andy Lau injured during filming in Thailand

HONG KONG: Veteran Hong Kong actor and singer Andy Lau, one of the biggest stars in the Chinese speaking world, is being treated in hospital after being thrown from a horse while shooting a commercial in Thailand, he said on his blog.

"There was an accident when I was shooting for a commercial in Thailand on January 17. I fell from a horse and this lacerated my pelvic bone," Lau wrote on his blog [http://bit.ly/2iLe4Lc]

"Right now a medical team is taking proper care of me. I am doing well. Please do not worry . Thank you for your well wishes."

There was no immediate response from one of Lau's production companies, Focus Films, on his latest condition after he was flown into Hong Kong late on Wednesday and wheeled into hospital on a stretcher according to footage carried by local media.

Lau has enjoyed a nearly 30-year career as an award-winning singer, actor and producer, and is widely known as one of the "Four Heavenly Kings" of Cantopop.

He has starred in over 140 movies according to his production company website, and was recently cast in Chinese director Zhang Yimou's movie, the Great Wall, that also featured Hollywood star Matt Damon.

 

 

Trump sworn in as president of the US

DONALD J. Trump was sworn in early today as the 45th president of the United States at a ceremony at the United States Capitol in Washington DC.  
 
He took the Oath of Office before Chief Justice John Roberts of the U.S. Supreme Court at 1am (midnight Jan 20 Eastern Standard Time in the U.S.). 
 
Trump, who won the U.S. Presidential Election on Nov 8 last year, succeeds Democrat Barack Obama who was president for two terms.
  
The 70-year-old Trump, a Republican and real estate mogul, defeated his Democrat opponent Hillary Clinton in the election, winning 306 electoral votes to surpass the 270-vote threshold.   

The historic oath-taking ceremony, broadcast live by international TV stations, was presided over by Roy Blunt, a Republican senator from Missouri and chairman of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Activities.        

Trump is the first U.S. President with no political or military experience prior to taking office.   
Michael R. Pence was sworn in as the Vice President of the United States earlier at the same ceremony. - Bernama

Man becomes millionaire for several hours

HUNAN – CHINA. A man in Changsha, Hunan Province, became a billionaire for several hours after a bank mistakenly deposited more than 1.2 billion yuan (RM 780 million) into his account on January 15.

The man, surnamed Liu, had opened an account with Rural Commercial Bank in Wangcheng District at 3pm.

When he went back home, he received a phone call from the bank staff who said a large amount of money had been put into his account by mistake.

Liu went back to the bank after 6pm and returned the money.

According to media reports, the mistake was done by a new clerk who wrongly input the passbook number – 1212405360 as the amount to be transferred into the account.

Before Liu returned the money, he was given a packet of cigarettes, and a red envelope with 200 yuan later (RM 130).

'Running Man' to go on their very last Asia tour

THE cast of popular South Korean variety show “Running Man” will be going on their very last tour to meet their fans in Asia!

The variety show which has been running for the last seven years will feature cast members Yoo Jae-suk, Haha, Ji Suk-jin, Lee Kwang-soo, Kim Jong-kook and Song Ji-hyo, in the Asia tour.
The tour will last until the end of March and will include countries and cities such as Malaysia, Taipei, Macao, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Australia and China.

According to Discover KL, Taiwan and Macao will be the first two stops of the tour while Malaysia will be one of the final stops.

“Running Man” is a reality-variety show where the MCs and guests complete missions at a landmark to win the race.

The show is very popular among Hallyu fans, having been ‘fansubbed’ into some languages by international audiences, such as English, Spanish, French, Italian, Thai, Vietnamese, and more.
The show has made it to the list of Business Insider's 20 TV Shows of 2016, at number 9.
More details of the “Running Man Fan Meeting 2017” tour will be announced soon, so stay tuned!. - TheHive Asia