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Forget baby’s first steps or baby’s first words — Priyanka Chopra-Jonas just introduced a new major milestone for parents to celebrate: baby’s first fascinator. getty images On Thursday, the mother-of-one documented the adorable moment, which took place shortly before she, her husband Nick Jonas, and their 1-year-old daughter Malti Marie attended the 2023 Royal Ascot races, by sharing a quick Instagram Story with her 88.2 million followers. In the snap, Chopra was pictured holding her mini-me while wearing a dreamy, cream-colored sheer shawl and stunning gold drop earrings as Jonas (who wore a matching cream ensemble comprised of a short-sleeve button-up and simple pants) helped place a white fascinator on their young daughter’s head.

The late former First Lady, Maryam Babangida, was a true icon of fashion and style. Her love for simple yet tastefully designed outfits earned her respect and admiration from women and young girls who regarded her as the epitome of class. One of such ladies was, and still is Lynda Inyareghdoo Adzuanaga, a Benue-born fashion designer who has been on the fashion scene actively since 2013. PAY ATTENTION: Legit.ng is on a mission to support vulnerable children of Calabar – join the initiative on Patreon, let’s change more lives together!

Understanding the net worth of influential figures can be a source of inspiration and insight into financial success. “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” a book by Robert Kiyosaki, has been a pivotal resource for many seeking financial literacy. As we look towards 2024, it’s intriguing to consider the net worth associated with the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” brand and Kiyosaki himself. This article delves into the various aspects that contribute to the net worth of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” and its author, providing a comprehensive overview of their financial standing in 2024.

Rick Famuyiwa will direct Kevin Hart in the Warner Bros. remake of Uptown Saturday Night. The original 1974 buddy comedy starred Sidney Poitier and Bill Cosby as two friends who visit a high-end, underworld nightclub, where they get robbed and have to go searching for a winning lottery ticket.   Black-ish creator Kenya Barris wrote the most recent draft of the remake, and will produce. Will Smith, who at one time was circling the project as a possible starring vehicle, is set to produce via his Overbrook banner with James Lassiter.

Ryan Fitzpatrick isn't exactly the first quarterback that comes to mind when you think of the word "elite." The veteran 36-year-old became a bit of a meme last season with his "Fitzmagic" nickname that came in light of some otherworldly performances at the start of the season. Coming into 2019, Fitzpatrick will be playing with the Miami Dolphins and from the first photos that were released of him, it's clear he was looking very out of shape.

Sampha has a gift that not many other artists in general have. He has a knack for being able to connect the listeners to the stimulations and feelings he wants to recreate. This remains true on one of the songs off of his sophomore album, Lahai. The six-year wait is finally over and it is safe to say that Sampha's patience and meticulousness paid off. "Dancing Circles" sees the London singer explaining how it feels to talk to someone you have not seen in some time.

BlacKkKlansman hit theaters this weekend, and Spike Lee's latest film looks like it will be a success for the legendary director. While it isn't breaking the $100 million mark like The Meg did, BlacKkKlansman was still able to garner $10.8 million in domestic sales according to Box Office Mojo. The production budget for the film was only $15 million, meaning that Spike is on his way to recouping everything and sitting on a nice chunk of change.  BlacKkKlansman stars John David Washington, who is following in his father Denzel Washington's footsteps by collaborating with Spike Lee.

Rebecca Fried had no intention of preserving the record of a persecuted people whose strife was ready to be permanently written off in the eyes of history as exaggerated, imagined, or even invented. That's because Rebecca was too busy trying to get through the 8th grade. In 2002, University of Illinois-Chicago history professor Richard J. Jensen printed “No Irish Need Apply: A Myth of Victimization.” His abstract begins: “Irish Catholics in America have a vibrant memory of humiliating job discrimination, which featured omnipresent signs proclaiming ‘Help Wanted—No Irish Need Apply!

After nearly a decade in the global spotlight, The Weeknd is about as ubiquitous as the literal weekend. He's sold tens of millions of albums, made headlines for dating some of the world's most famous women, and churns out songs so catchy that there's a good chance you're humming "Blinding Lights" as we speak. Next up, he'll take on one of the biggest, most influential gigs in the music industry: the Super Bowl halftime show, which is reserved for superstars only, from Beyoncé to Prince to, most recently, J.