Kim Kardashian and Kanye West Make Love for French Magazine Shoot

 
If countless paparazzi photos weren’t enough for gossip mongers to quench their thirst for Kim-Ye love affair, the cover for upcoming French men’s fashion magazine L’Officiel Hommes certainly will. As the lewd photo depicts, the couple turns up the heat with expectant mother, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West—both nude—making intimate gestures. Check out the photo above.

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When was the last time you saw a full 32 piece orchestra at the Grammys - now that's JT style.

Justin Timberlake made his return to the Grammy Awards stage last night (February 10), binging a 15-piece band and a full orchestra to perform his comeback single Suit & Tie.
Backed by his Tennessee Kids band, Justin sang in his incomparable falsetto, shimmied across the stage like an old school pop idol, giving Suit & Tie a Rat Pack feel by calling Jay-Z out of the audience for the rapper's verse.

Whether in black and white or colour, JT brought down the house and also gave fans a glimpse of what to expect from his third solo LP The 20/20 Experience by singing new track Pusher Love Girl.

Taylor Swift also put on an impressive display surrounded by aerialists, ballerinas, fire dancers and a stage full of circus performers as she acted as the ringleader to open the ceremony in grand style, by mixing a surreal circus with a bit of Alice in Wonderland magic.

Dressed all in while, Swift made sure to pull out all the stops to help get the night off the launch pad. Her mind-bending performance of We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together featured a wayward lover strapped to a spinning wheel.

During her performance, the 23-year old joked: "So, he calls me and says, 'I still love you.' And I'm like, 'I'm sorry, I'm busy opening up the Grammys and we are never, ever getting back together. Like ever'."

Other stand out performances on the night included Rihanna, Bruno Mars, Sting and Damian Marley's tribute to reggae icon Bob Marley, which left everyone from Pharrell to Nicole Kidman bopping their heads in the audience.

Carrie Underwood may have had that cool CGI dress, but Frank Ocean really burned out optic nerves with a trippy performance that made it look like he was running to stand still.

Wearing his signature headband, Frank stood behind a waist-high keyboard surrounded by a white screen for a meditative Forrest Gump.

While a movie of his churning legs running down a secluded desert highway screened below his torso, Ocean crooned the meditative tune flawlessly. Plus, he threw in a sweet whistling solo as he turned to leave the stage.


The likes of Maroon 5 and Alicia Keys, fun., Kelly Clarkson, The Black Keys, Mumford & Sons, Elton John and Ed Sheeran performed on the night, with RiRi also delivering a moving rendition of her current single, Stay.

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Singer goes unapologetically simple for her latest video, where she's joined by collaborator Mikky Ekko.

Not since Britney Spears went for a dip in her "Everytime" video has a pop star's bath time made for such an unforgettable music video. While Spears' video is driven by a storyline, not much happens in Rihanna's clip for "Stay," but plenty is said.

The solemn, simple visual reflects the equally solemn ballad, showing the Grammy winner strip down and crawl into the tub, where she spends the entire clip. The water covers her body, but the shadow of her figure underneath the milky blue water leaves very little to the imagination.

When the video isn't focused on Rihanna's heartbreak, it cuts to Mikky Ekko, the singer/songwriter who appears on the track with her. They are never together in the visual, but instead call and answer each other's longing calls.

"Stay" is Rihanna's follow-up to "Diamonds," but where "Diamonds" (directed by Anthony Mandler) focused on quick, dramatic shots to weave together its story, "Stay" is all about lingering moments. The final image is of Rihanna's face, her eyes closed, just soaking it all in.

The clip was directed by Sophie Muller, marking the legendary director's first collaboration with the singer. Muller has previously directed unforgettable clips for No Doubt, Beyoncé, Pink and Annie Lennox, among others. This is not the first time fans have seen Rih Rih and Ekko together. Rihanna was joined by Ekko on Sunday night at the Grammy Awards, where they performed the song together in an equally simple performance.

In addition to the official video, Rihanna also dropped an "uncut" version of the raw video. In it, Ekko never makes an appearance but instead it is just footage of the pop star alone in the tub.

What did you think of Rihanna's "Stay" video?

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Justin Timberlake is definitely one if not THE ONE to watch in 2013.

Suit & Tie (OFFICIAL Lyric Video)
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Justin Timberlake has released the Cover Art and Tracklisting for his 20/20 Experience due out March 19th .

Justin talked to Ryan Seacrest‘s radio show about the album cover meaning:


“It more or less came out of I was playing some of the stuff for my friends and they would come in and out of the studio and I’d say, ‘What do you think of this?’ And my best friend said, ‘This is music that you can see,’ and for some reason that stuck with me,” Justin said.
 

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