Naomi Campbell has spoken out on her interview with Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez. (Available Here). The supermodel, who interviewed the politician as part of her new role as a Contributing Editor for GQ Magazine describes him as a “rebel angel” who is unafraid to speak his mind but poses no threat to democracy. Read the rest of this entry »
Tantrum-throwing cat walker Naomi Campbell recently sat down with Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez for an interview set to appear in the February 2008 issue of GQ Magazine. The chatfest makes Naomi’s first in her new role as contributing editor to GQ. Read the rest of this entry »
Take a look at Naomi Campbell for Louis Vuitton. The new advertising campaign for the French luxury goods company features six supermodels from the past twenty years promoting the Women’s Spring-Summer 2008 collection. Read the rest of this entry »
Naomi Campbell is planning to interview Fidel Castro for GQ Magazine in her latest attempt at investigative journalism. (We’ll believe this one when we see it.) Read the rest of this entry »
While rock legends Led Zeppelin was reuniting in London on Monday night, supermodel Naomi Campbell was being mugged in a luxury box in another area of the O2 Arena. Read the rest of this entry »
Seriously. Community service is meant to be humbling, to help you think about the things you did wrong. I’m not sure the message is really getting through when your sanitation duties are so light that you can walk around in a silky purple blouse, a fur coat, and heels.
They say she’s doing the job well but if your average joe had to do the same community service deal, I doubt it would be so glamorous.
There’s a broom in Naomi Campbell’s future. Read the rest of this entry »
Celebrity tattles claim that an angry confrontation took place at Jermaine Dupri’s Los Angeles Grammy Afterparty between Diddy and supermodel Naomi Campbell immediately following Clive Davis’ annual Grammy Afterparty. Read the rest of this entry »
Nailing the role of “Effie White” has Jennifer Hudson making frequent trips to the podium-but Dreamgirls director Bill Condon thought the Southside Chicago native was “too polite” to play the role. Read the rest of this entry »
