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Current Status: Splitsville   Our favourite jet-setting couple have called it quits after almost two years of dating. According to TMZ,  the 39-year-old Kardashian broke up with her 25-year-old beau just weeks after returning from their month-long Italian vacay . The pair have been linked since October 2016 and Kim’s infamous robbery in Paris, where Bendjima apparently stayed by Kourtney’s side, helping to translate and speak to police. Just before the news broke, Bendjima was spotted with friends in Mexico and was photographed getting up close and personal with a woman who was not  Kourtney. Bendjima responded to a Daily Mail article calling him a ‘playboy,’ clapping back on his Instagram, screenshotting the article and writing : “They really want me to be the bad guy f-ck your Hollywood bullsh-t (can’t have fun with your friends anymore) Where are my 12 other friends? Nice catch though.” Bendjima followed up with another post to his Insta stories, writing...

Update, August 9: After news of her engagement first broke on Tuesday, Ellie Goulding has now taken to Instagram to confirm the announcement and to debut her pretty engagement ring. “I tend to keep my life very private these days and I have enjoyed the time I’ve had away from all the madness,” she captioned her new post. “But we’ve had so many beautiful messages of support and love the past few days, as have our families, that we wanted to say thank you so much!” Scroll down to read her sweet message in full. Originally published on August 7: Congratulations are in order: Ellie Goulding and boyfriend Caspar Jopling are engaged. As People reports , the British singer announced the news in a very traditional, anti-Instagram way: in the newspaper. She has yet to comment on the news on social media, but you can bet we’re eagerly anticipating a peek at her engagement ring .  The announcement in the UK-based paper  The Times , which used Ellie’s real name, Elena, read: “The en...

My mom always kept a stack of magazines on our coffee table. Month after month, she’d switch them out religiously when new subscriptions would land on our doorstep. My adolescent eyes sought them out, and I’d marvel at the covers that always had brown faces on them. But those covers were few and far between. Essence , Ebony , and Jet were the few magazines in a large pool of subscriptions that acknowledged blackness. I could name the most iconic Essence covers off the top of my head because they’ve been etched into my memory. But I can’t recall other mainstream magazines, because they never had black or brown faces on the cover. Beyoncé said it best in her recent Vogue interview: “When I first started, 21 years ago, I was told that it was hard for me to get onto covers of magazines because black people did not sell. Clearly that has been proven a myth. Not only is an African American on the cover of the most important month for Vogue , this is the first ever Vogue cover shot by a...