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There Was A Second Date Between Kanye West And Model Juliana Nal
Whereas Kanye West continues to face criticism for his questionable conduct on social media, issues between him and mannequin Juliana Nal are gaining steam.
The rapper-turned-designer, who’s 45 years previous and initially hails from Brazil, took his second date, a local of Brazil who’s 24 years previous, to see Triangle of Unhappiness at a theater in Hollywood.
They left the occasion strolling hand in hand collectively. The musician dressed for the night in an all-black costume, a slouchy jacket, and his go-to chunky boots.
The primary distinction was that Nala’s ensemble featured many white accents right here and there. The brunette magnificence accessorized her look with the identical “2024” baseball cap she wore through the pair’s first public look the evening earlier than. Her ensemble consisted of stiletto boots, tight leggings, and an athletic-inspired shirt.
Earlier than the 2 of them obtained inside West’s SUV, he made positive to cease and signal autographs for a number of folks ready exterior. After stopping at a garment warehouse on Saturday, Kanye West and the individual we completely revealed to be Nal went to the Santa Monica movie star hangout, Giorgio Baldi.
Images obtained completely by Web page Six revealed the rapper’s rumored new muse wearing a brief grey gown with cutouts and boots in a fight type.
Surprisingly, the Yeezy designer opted to put on an Adidas jacket for the evening out, although the athletic firm had simply determined to reevaluate their collaboration within the wake of the controversy surrounding Kanye West’s White Lives Matter T-shirt.
The truth that West and Nal donned matching hats with the yr 2024 inscribed on the brim signifies that the winner of the Grammy want to run for president of america once more. He wore a hat with the yr 2023 on it throughout an interview with Tucker Carlson of Fox Information final week.
A Caravaggio painting entitled Ecce Homo, which was recently verified as a work of the Italian master after being mistakenly attributed to another artist, is pictured on display at the Prado museum in Madrid, Spain, on May 27.
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A painting made by the iconic Italian master Caravaggio that was mistakenly attributed to another artist is going on public display in Spain starting Tuesday.
Called Ecce Homo, the oil-on-canvas painting came up for auction in 2021, but the Spanish government halted the sale over concerns that it might have been a lost work of the artist.
Then, in early May, the Museo Nacional del Prado announced that a group of art historians and restorers had concluded that the painting was in fact Caravaggio’s creation.
“Since its reappearance at auction three years ago, Ecce Homo has represented one of the greatest discoveries in the history of art, inspiring an unprecedented speed of consensus around its authentication,” the museum said.
The Prado is showcasing the painting — which was loaned to the museum by its owner, whom the museum didn’t name — in a one-piece exhibit until October 13.
Art experts believe that Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio created the painting around the period of 1605-09, part of which the artist spent on the run after killing a man in Rome and fleeing the city.
Ecce Homo — Latin for “Behold the man!” — depicts the Roman governor Pontius Pilate presenting Jesus Christ to a crowd of onlookers in the final days before his crucifixion.
It is one of about 60 known works by Caravaggio still in existence, according to the Prado, and is believed to have been a part of the Spanish King Phillip IV’s private collection.
The painting was wrongly attributed to a pupil of the Spanish artist José de Ribera when it reemerged in 2021 and went up for sale at a Madrid auction house.
Molly Ringwald is opening up about her experiences as a teen star … sharing her time in Hollywood was more daunting than fans realize, ’cause she says she was preyed upon.
The ‘Breakfast Club’ actress reflected on her early career during the latest episode of the “WTF with Marc Maron” podcast, where she recalled being “taken advantage of” — this despite her shy demeanor and introverted nature as a budding celeb.
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She added … “You can’t be a young actress in Hollywood and not have predators around.” Now, while Molly says she wasn’t sexually assaulted by any one individual — she does feel she was exploited … although she doesn’t quite get into the details of how, or by whom.
Molly — best known for starring in John Hughes movies like, “Pretty in Pink” and “Sixteen Candles” — did say she found herself in some questionable situations back in the day.
She continued … “I do have an incredible survival instinct and a pretty big superego, and kind of managed to figure out a way to protect myself. But yeah, it can be harrowing … I have a 20-year-old daughter now who is going into the same profession, even though I did everything I could to convince her to do something else. And it’s hard.”
MR has been vocal about her films not aging well in a post-Me Too era. Last month, she spoke with the UK’s The Times, calling out Judd Nelson‘s character in “The Breakfast Club” — who sexually harassed her character in the film.
Molly isn’t the only member of the infamous Brat Pack looking back at that time … with “Pretty in Pink” costar Andrew McCarthy releasing a new Hulu doc about their struggles with fame.
Demi Moore, Rob Lowe, Ally Sheedy, Emilio Estevez and more reunite in the doc, “Brats.”
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