A source close to the duo, who were spotted on a number of dates in May, said: "Louis is happy and very excited about becoming a dad and he thinks Briana will be an amazing mother. It was a surprise at first, but he and Briana are very, very close friends and this has brought them even closer."
The insider also told People that the Story of My Life hitmaker has vowed to be a "hands-on dad" when the baby is born early next year.
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"I'd like to thank Rafa Benitez for taking me to Liverpool as a 15 year-old - that was a massive step for me and a new challenge. Also to Kenny Dalglish for showing such faith in me and putting me in at such a young age.
"I want to thank Brendan Rodgers for giving me a chance and an opportunity in the first team, and giving me a real chance to cement a place in the first team and show the world my talents.
"Finally, I'd also like to thank all the people around me - my mum and sisters, my management team and Aidy Ward for helping me focus and get where I am today."
Concealer – "Put concealer on the inside corners of your brow bone where it’s dark. You don’t need concealer as much under the eye as you do in this area. I promise it'll make a huge difference in pictures. You don’t want to wash the face out so use concealer sparingly, like around the corners of the nose and mouth. If you have a natural rosy flush, use concealer right up against your flush and don’t cover it up. Pat concealer on instead of rubbing it back and forth. You can use your finger or a sponge, but I prefer a brush. I find that washing brushes are much easier than sponges."
Eyebrows - "With eyebrows, I go with a color that’s a shade or two lighter (especially with a blonde). Usually it’s a taupe on a blonde. I use brow powder to fill in your brows at the top of the peak using an angled brush. The powder melts into the skin and is a little less intense than a pencil. If there is an area where there is hair missing, I just go into the area and fill it in. I don’t ever use a heavy hand for brows, even if it is on a red carpet with flash photography."
Eyeshadow - "If you're using a bright eyeshadow, I'd suggest keeping the color close to the lash line with a neutral lid and avoid going too large. You can use a bright color on the bottom, but save it for evening events. Before you put your shadow on, dab on a bit of concealer, moisturizer, or primer on your lid – anything that the color will grab on to. I'd also say to avoid any eyeshadow with zinc as an ingredient because it can look really chalky under flash."
Highlighter - "I stick to cream highlighters because they become more of the skin while powders sit on the skin (of course on lids, I'll use powders because cream creases there). Think about where the sun hits: The tops of cheekbones, above the top of the brow, down the nose, on top of your cupid's bow, and on your chin. If you are wearing a dress with bare shoulders and neck – put a bit of highlighter on your clavicle and shoulders. If your hair is pulled back, use some on the tops of your ears. Glide the highlighter on, then tap around the edges."
Blush – "I’m a fan of taupe for the entire face, but I use color sparingly. Taupe works with most people. But, for darker skin, I’ll use a taupe with more sheen (darker skin is naturally more “sheen-y”) otherwise, stick with matte or satin blush. I use taupe instead of bronzer because I haven’t found one that doesn’t look orange. And if they’re not orange then they’re more taupe anyway, so I just keep using this taupe blush that has been working for me for years. Finish with a light pink blush between the taupe and highlighter on the apple of the cheeks."
Lips – "When you know you're going to be photographed, you want to make sure your lips are perfect. First, brush lips with a little bit of Aquaphor and a baby toothbrush. Then use a lip concealer (or you can use the one that you use on your skin). Always smile when you put the concealer on your lips to get the product into the wrinkles. If you don’t want to fully wash the color out of your lips, just use a beige lip gloss and you’ve effectively taken out a step."
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Serena Williams slammed her way to a sixth Wimbledon singles title Saturday morning, completing her second so-called "Serena Slam" and positioning herself for tennis history.
The 33-year-old American defeated Garbine Muguruza of Spain, 6-4, 6-4, to win her fourth consecutive Grand Slam tournament, beginning with last year's U.S. Open and including this year's Australian and French open titles. She accomplished a similar sweep in 2002-2003.
The Wimbledon win is also her 21st grand slam tittle.
She is now poised to equal some of the greatest marks in tennis six weeks from now at the U.S. Open in New York:
The U.S. Open begins Aug. 31 in Flushing Meadows, New York.
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Nigeria has always been quick to align itself with success. Every time a new star is born and he is from Africa most especially Nigeria, people have been quick to "claim" them as one of there own. This was very evident on the case of British born Nigerian actor Chiwetel Ejiofor. After his much acclaimed role in major Hollywood productions , Nigerians where quick to remind every one that he is a Nigerian. Fast foward to 2015 which has been a breakthrough year for many stars of foreign nationalities but of Nigerian descent. This was very evident in the case of Jidenna Theodore Mobisson an American artiste of Igbo Nigerian heritage. After the BET awards, Nigerians all celebrated him while spelling it loud and clear that he was a son of the soil. That goodwill has recently vanished after a recent interview with vlad Tv when the artiste recounted he's experience when they travelled back home to bury their father. Jidenna the youngest of four children said that they hired trained commandos with Ak47 automatic rifles to guard against kidnapping which was quite rampant at the time. He went on to claim that the kidnappers targeted light skinned Nigerians more(What of Ramsey Noah, Amber Rose and Igwe Tupac) .He went on to say that he was from the Southeast region of Nigeria predominantly inhabited by the Igbo people. He made matters worst by saying that this region was away from the city (can you imagine this pickin? ??) and was in the bush. Nigeria already has so many problems especially with the radical sect of Boko Haram, dwindling economy and a floundering leadership who are confused and seem adept at playing the blame game (can't fail to mention the drama of the past few weeks that has taken place in the legislature). Jidenna should try and put he's country of descent in good light instead of trolling Nigeria as we already have enough negative press. On the other hand he was just accounting he's experience although he did not say it in the right way and Nigerians as we always do , overreacted . Please, let us forgive him after all he's still our own son.
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We all know the Summer isn’t complete till our very own Egberi-daddy1 of bayelsa (TIMAYA)drops a new banger. This time, it's another slaying summer as the Artist blesses us with the banger – Some More – along with an excellent video to match.
The Legendary Beatz-produced song ticks all the right boxes when it comes to getting you into the groove, with both artist and producer effectively merging House, Dance Hall and Afrobeats to create a very sound party-friendly outcome. DJs, hop on this asap!
In related news, due to the success Timayahas enjoyed in the Caribbean Islands over the past 2 years or so, he is currently recording a Caribbean album with loads of features from some of the A-listers in that part of the world. Release date or album title not set yet. But be rest-assured we’ll bring all that info to you first here on NEWBIIZ as usual. For now, enjoy this potential hit single “Some More”.
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