Rihanna and A$AP Rocky released a balm-tastic ad. Rihanna, 36, and Rocky, 35, promoted Fenty Skin’s new Lux Balm in an Old Hollywood inspired commercial titled “Born to Steal: Yours, Mine, Ours,” via YouTube on Wednesday, February 28. In the black-and-white short film, which investigates a style crime committed by Rihanna, the singer searches Rocky’s closet and picks out an oversized blazer to wear over her glamorous black dress. “Although the female’s choices are endless, she borrows from the male for her camouflage,” a narrator says as Rocky enters the room.

To the public, the actor and comedian Jamie Foxx has always been Jamie. But his birth name was Eric Marlon Bishop, which couldn't be any more different from his stage moniker. And to be fair, his stage name does fit him. Even Foxx's daughter, Corinne, has adopted her dad's famous surname for her own career. It's not surprising though; the two are pretty close. But why did Eric Bishop decide to become Jamie Foxx in the first place?

HICKORY, N.C. — The entertainment area under construction on Union Square needs a name, and the City of Hickory wants a resident to come up with just the right one. Last December, the City Council approved a project that would serve the Hickory Farmers Market, Hickory Alive, Oktoberfest and other downtown attractions. The $285,976 area takes in the grassy area on the west side of Union Square. The Farmers Market will move to that area later this spring.

Josie Harris Biography – Josie Harris Wiki Josie Harris is the ex-girlfriend of professional boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. She was an aspiring actress. She appeared on a 2013 episode of Starter Wives Confidential and appeared on an episode of Good Day L.A. In 2006, she had a role in the film Exit 38 where she played a character named Pat. Floyd Mayweather Ex Josie Harris Harris reportedly dated Floyd Mayweather from 1995 to 2010.

Justin Credible recalls the struggles in creating the look of his Aldo Montoya character in WWE. Upon signing a full-time contract with WWE in 1994, Justin Credible was assigned a new ring name, as well as a fresh gimmick that drew from his Portuguese heritage. As such, Credible was repackaged into Aldo Montoya, “The Portuguese Man Of War.” During a recent interview with Steve Fall of WrestlingNewsCo, Credible shared his thoughts on the distinct presentation of this character, which saw Credible donning a mask and bright-colored ring gear.