Beyonce made headlines earlier this year when she showed up at the 2014 Grammys in a stunning, skin-tight lace gown. The buzz only continued when the dress designer, Michael Costello, shared the singer's surprising dress size in an interview. Bey's bangin' bod inspired us to research other celebs who've unabashedly embraced their bodies with unfaltering self-confidence and talked about their dress sizes or weight. From Katy Perry to Rihanna, they inspire us to flaunt what we've got!

During my final year of college, I became a father of a precious, but unplanned, little boy. Shortly after graduation and my 23rd birthday, I became his primary caregiver and a full-time single dad. Instead of enjoying a casual, post-college lead up to real life, I spent my first few years afterwards navigating the professional world and learning about fatherhood. It was a shock and a challenge, one that threw me into a lot of trying situations.

Aida Osman might be a new name to many for she always worked behind the screen. But this beauty took her talents on-screen in 2022. Appearing as “Shawna Clark” on HBO Max’s Rap Sh!t, this comedic writer took the world by surprise.  Aida Osman On HBO Max’s Rap Sh!t HBO Max’s Rap Sh!tpremiered on July 21, 2022, and within a week it hit 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. So, the cast must be doing something right!

A Comedic Touch in the Pilot Episode of “Swarm” Amazon Prime’s new show “Swarm” delves into the power of female friendships, stan culture, and the consequences of misguided devotion. Despite its serious themes, the drama, co-created by Janine Nabers and Donald Glover, also features plenty of humor. This includes a hilarious scene in the pilot episode involving a flaccid penis and a bowl of fruit. In the scene, Dre (Dominique Fishback) wakes up after having lost her virginity to a random man (Rory Culkin) she met at a bar.

To sleep and wake up beside someone is undoubtedly an intimate act. There you are side-by-side during that nocturnal journey. But it can also be one of extreme frustration, as sharing a bed with another body can confront you with a host of relationship-damaging, sleep-disrupting scenarios that only grow more maddening as the years progress. Ear-shredding snores. Differences in temperature or sound preference. Middle-of-the-night rib kicks. Early risers who rumble the bed and when they exit.