Beyoncé is definitely bouncing back after the birth of her twins. The Lemonade star welcomed Rumi and Sir two months ago but she’s wasted no time losing the baby weight.

Girl tattoos her boyfriend’s face on her throat (Photos)

So, this girl got her man’s entire face tattooed on her neck and she’s not proudly showing it off!

Ladies can you do this for your man? Guys, would you like your woman to do this for you?

Iconic singer, Mariah Carey lost her top for the latest edition of Paper Magazizne's cover shoot that held in Las Vegas.

In the photos she's seen wearing fishnet tights, sheer black gloves, a decorative body chain and plenty of hair on her cover.

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Manchester United are set to reignite their interest in signing Fabinho from Monaco, say reports

REAL MADRID manager Zinedine Zidane has responded to Jose Mourinho's admission he wants to sign Gareth Bale at Manchester United.
Bale has been heavily linked with a move away from Real Madrid this summer as the La Liga champions look to raise funds for Monaco striker Kylian Mbappe.

And Mourinho added fuel to speculation suggesting Bale could be heading to Manchester United, claiming he would 'fight' other managers for his signature should the Welshman become available.

Ahead of tomorrow's Super Cup between United and Real, Mourinho said on the possibility of signing Bale: “Well if he’s playing tomorrow, no I wouldn’t think of that.

“It’s because he’s in the coach’s plans and the club’s plans, because he also has that motivation to continue at Real Madrid.
“If he is not in the club’s plans, that with the arrival of another player would mean he was on his way out, I will try to be waiting for him on the other side and fight with other coaches that would want him on their team."

And when Zidane had the chance to quash speculation surrounding Bale, the Real boss opted to side-step the subject of Mourinho's comments on three occasions.

The Frenchman refused to issue a hands-off warning over the 28-year-old, but admitted he was happy to have him fit after an injury-plagued season.
"I think what's important is that the player is feeling well," the Real boss said.

"On top of that, he's had a lot of continuous training sessions with us and that's what is the most important.

"At the end of last season it wasn't easy for him, he was almost out for four months through injury but now he is very well, very concentrated, he trains with the team.

"What interests me and what is important for us is not what the coach said, it's what we are going to do tomorrow. That is all."

Jamie Carragher believes Antonio Conte will not be Chelsea manager this time next year, even after the Italian signed a new two-year contract with the Stamford Bridge club last month.
Speculation over Conte's future rumbled on all summer as his disputes over the club's transfer policy continued to leak into the public domain, with the manager who guided the Blues to the Premier League title last season keen to assert more control over the football side of the club.
Yet the kind of influence Conte is seeking has been denied to all Chelsea managers since Roman Abramovich bought the club in 2003, with the Italian tactician's sullen mood since he returned for pre-season training last month has been hard to overlook.

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Conte hinted at disagreements over Chelsea's transfer efforts once more after his side's Community Shield defeat against Arsenal at Wembley on Sunday and now former Liverpool defender Carragher has suggested his time at the club will be brief.
"I'd be very surprised if I'm sitting here in 12 months' time and he's the Chelsea manager," Carragher told Sky Sports.

"I think he's the type of manager who won't accept the involvement from people above, especially on the back of winning the title.
"He's not going to go quietly and it's not great for the club when the manager is coming out and speaking the way he is."

Carragher went on to suggest Chelsea's ruthless decision making over their managers may soon see Conte fall victim of their short-term approach to their touchline technicians.
"What I would say is Chelsea have a business model, a very ruthless one. They're a bit like Real Madrid in that I don't think they value the manager like other clubs do.

"They're not scared to get rid of a top manager or get rid of someone after 12 months, but you can't really complain. Since Abramovich came in I think they've won more trophies than anyone.
"They have a model where they have a big say over how that club is run; the owner, Emanalo and people involved there.

"Maybe that is a frustration for Conte. He wants more players coming in."

• Mel Cech, a trainer from British Columbia, shared before and after photos of her transformation on Instagram, taken seven years apart
• In the first photo, Mel's large breasts are spilling out of her strapless dress, while the second sees her sporting a skimpy tank top with a much smaller chest 
• The fitness lover explained that her breasts had shrunk over the course of seven years after she adopted a healthy diet and workout regimen 
• Mel also said her new lifestyle helped put her rheumatoid arthritis into remission 
• She urged women who were contemplating breast reduction surgery to try diet and exercise first like she did  

A woman who was once on a wait list for breast reduction surgery has revealed that she drastically decreased the size of her breast over the course of seven years through diet and exercise. See everything here

She’s like an angel to me.

I credit her with saving my life.

When we met I was drinking, taking drugs and hanging out with some terrible people.

She literally took me under her wing.

She drove me back to her flat after our second date and we made love for three whole days.

She opened my eyes to passion, excitement and love.

Now I fall over backwards to buy her things and make her happy.

Unfortunately, I’ve had a few lean months at work and now my bank balance makes very grim reading.

Being over-the-top has always been my way of showing my love, but hefty price tags take their toll.

What she doesn’t know is that I don’t earn as much as I used to.

Work has slowed right down.

I hate to worry her with stupid things like income and bills, but the truth is that she has no idea how much debt we’re really in.

We went on a fabulous holiday at the beginning of July, which has pretty much wiped me out.

From cocktails and scuba diving to lobster dinners and nightclubs, we went through the card.

It’s her birthday next month, for which I’ve promised her a big party and a decent ring.

I don’t know how I’m going to cope.

She’s already really excited.

I’ve never left her down and feel such a failure.

I’m terrified that she’ll stop loving me and will leave if she realises her lifestyle will change and she’s not going to have as much as all of her friends.

What am I going to do?

Every week, we get to see the coolest products hitting the menswear market before anyone else - and of course, as committed clothes fans, we have our favourites. Here's a selection of the very best items launching this week that we think you should add to your wardrobe ASAP. Want more? Catch up on last week's list before it's all sold out.

Valentino Buckled Strap Stud sneakers

A selection of Pierpaolo Piccioli's first solo men's collection for Valentino has just dropped at LN-CC, inlcuding his new take on the label's near-legendary high fashion trainers. We're big fans of the straps on these monochrome beauties.

• £485. At ln-cc.com

Stella McCartney Vintage Denzel jeans

The world's first shop-in-shop boutique for the Stella McCartney menswear line has just opened on Harrods' lower ground floor, featuring textured concrete walls, moody low-level lighting and a stellar selection of the designer's new season line (plus 8 exclusive pieces). We particularly recommend picking up a pair of her Vintage Denzel jeans, which are taped to the ankle and feature a throwback Seventies crease down the front.

• £315. At Harrods, Brompton Rd, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7XL and harrods.com

Bella Freud Political jumper
Don't get us wrong, voting is the most powerful political act - but wearing this superb Bella Freud jumper comes a close second.

• £290. At Bella Freud, 49 Chiltern St, Marylebone, London W1U 6LX and bellafreud.com

Woolrich Printed Pile blazer
A seriously good autumn blazer here from Woolrich's new season selection: cut from wool for warmth but unlined so you won't overheat on the packed train as you commute into the office on Casual Friday.

• £250. woolrich.eu

RM Williams Sydney boots
Based on RM Williams' tried and tested Craftsman shape, the Aussie shoemaker's new Sydney boot is a more streamlined, low-rise, city-friendly silhouette - as well suited to wearing with jeans as, well, as suit during the wet weather.

• £350. rmwilliams.com

Christian Kimber zip wallet

Following on from RM Williams, here's chic way to carry your change from another of Australia's finest shoe brands.

• £152. christiankimber.com

Samanamel Amo Tennis Cotton shirt
We got a close-up at Samanamel's beautiful Swedish-meets-Italian tailoring when the two eviably-dressed men behind the brand, Saman Amel and Dag Granath, we in London last week. And while most items offered by the brand (such as the superb, Neopolitan-shouldered blazers and wide-legged casual trousers) are cut bespoke, Samanamel also offers a selection of ready-to-wear knitwear on site that's just perfect for casualising your suit come Autumn - all made in Italy and all available in seriously wearable neutral shades.

£245. samanamel.se


Tateossian Mini Click Silver Beads bracelet

Available in six colours (plus a gold option), this bracelet is a subtle-yet-eyecatching way to add interest to any outfit

£350. tateossian.com


MKI Miyuki Zoku hoodie
Since opening the doors to its shop in Leeds in 2010, MKI Store has become a go-to in the city for streetwear fans. Now the label's own-brand line MKI Miyuki Zoku is going mainstream with a selection of fresh, new items arriving this month at Harvey Nichols We particularly like this purple hoodie, featuring a portrait of one of the earliest members of the Miyuki Zoku - a preppy youth tribe who burst onto the menswear scene in Japan in the summer of 1964, loitering on Miyuki Street in the upscale Ginza neighbourhood repping enviable Ivy League gear.

£60. At harveynichols.com