No, this is not a commercial. Your fave fur-toting-in-odd-ways couple Kanye West and Amber Rose hit up the Louis Vuitton Menswear show in Paris today. It’s Paris Fashion Week so y’all already know Kanye is about to be all in it with his boo. I just didn’t expect them to bust out floor length fur coats over their white tee and jeans and lycraish mini dress. But if they like it…
By the way, it seems that the reports of Kanye being banned from the Haiti Relief Telethon tomorrow night are untrue. Sources report that he was not banned. The telethon organizers simply accommodated the celebs who reached out to them about it. And Kanye was not one of them.
IN RELATED NEWS
Kanye West Banned from Hope for Haiti Telethon.
With everybody from Jay-Z to U2 slated to perform at the George Clooney-helmed “Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief,” there are rumors that one high-profile artist will not be allowed to participate: Kanye West.
Reports are saying that George Clooney himself will not allow West to partake in the fundraiser, set to broadcast on MTV tomorrow. Gawker has also reported that some are going out of their way to make sure that West doesn’t make an unwanted appearance.
“After what he said on the [Hurricane] Katrina telethon and the way he behaved at the MTV Video Music Awards, everyone agrees it's just best that he does not participate,” said a producer. “Kanye has to make everything about himself. He will do anything to steal the spotlight, and, well, this night it's just not about him.”
Artists scheduled to perform during “Hope for Haiti Now” include Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Shakira, Sting and Wyclef in New York, with Alicia Keys, Christina Aguilera, Dave Matthews, John Legend, Justin Timberlake, Stevie Wonder and Taylor Swift will be in Los Angeles, and Beyoncé and Coldplay will take the stage in London, in addition to Jay-Z, Rihanna and U2. George Clooney, who helped organize the event with MTV Networks, will host the benefit show in Los Angeles, with Wyclef Jean and CNN's Anderson Cooper joining in from New York and Haiti, respectively. All donations will benefit Oxfam America, Partners in Health, Red Cross, UNICEF and Wyclef's Yélé Haiti foundation. The Clinton Bush Haiti Fund and United Nations World Food Programme will also benefit from the telethon's efforts, as aid will be split evenly among each organization's relief programs for the ravaged island.
No comments:
Post a Comment