Brandy and Monica Face Off, Harmonize to ‘The Boy Is Mine’ 22 Years After Release

The Apprentice’s Lord Alan Sugar has rebuked the idea of Donald Trump “owning the apprentice” after one Twitter user sent in a query this morning.Taking to the social media platform, Lord Sugar quickly shut this theory down.Alan, 74, wasted no time in tearing Trump a new one in view of his 5.2 million Twitter followers this morning. The Apprentice star was responding to another person on the platform, who questioned the business mogul’s ownership of the BBC programme.Twitter user Neekoooo111 sent in a question to Lord Sugar, in view of his 25 followers, in the early hours of this morning. “Trump said he owns the apprentice and he makes money from you, is that true ???” he asked.

Strictly Come Dancing sisters Motsi Mabuse and Oti Mabuse have become firm favourites on the show, adored by the British public.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield gave fans a teaser for what was to come on the show today.Taking to Instagram, the talk show host addressed a dilemma with his followers, as he took a photo of the ITV show's latest guest in quite an extraordinary position. Phillip, 59, posted the bizarre update in view of his three million Instagram followers.Towards the start of the show, Phillip couldn't help but wonder if he should step in to help out his guest.Pictured was a woman dangling upside down, seemingly supported by a piece of fabric. The flexible guest had her legs wrapped around pieces of silk attached to what appeared to be some sort of metal frame. Next to the photo, Phillip wrote: “Not sure if I should rush in and help this guest!!!”There are forms of gymnastics, acrobatics, and dance that make use of aerial silks, which seemed to be what the woman in the picture was attempting.The practice of Aerial Silks involves two lengths of fabric rigged from the ceiling, where adventurous aerialists might attempt to climb and contort around the pieces of fabric, which help to build strength. On the show today, Phillip and his co-star Holly Willoughby, 41, also hosted a debate on gender neutral bathrooms, chatted to resident chef Gino D'Acampo and spoke to Strictly’s Craig Revel Horwood about his upcoming solo tour.

Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway told how she "thought long and hard" about making the ITV documentary, Caring for Derek, as he continues to recover from long Covid.Taking to social media, the newsreader, 54, admitted she did not take the decision lightly but ultimately wanted to help others who had been affected in the same way by the virus.The broadcaster told her 1.1 million followers how she hoped to address the wider impact of Covid in the documentary as it airs this evening.Kate wrote: "I thought long and hard about letting cameras into our lives again because as with the 1st one #FindingDerek I wanted it to offer more than just sharing what my family has been through."I wanted it to also shine a light on issues that I know affect all of you."I pray it gives hope to everyone who is battling on with whatever life has thrown at you," she added.A post shared by Kate Garraway (@kategarraway)The ITV star continued: "The heroes of this documentary are the carers, doctors & nurses who are giving Derek the chance to even try to recover."I salute the carers everywhere who fight on for their loved ones."Do let me know what you think."@ITV TONIGHT 9pm #hope #love #miracle #carers," she concluded.Kate's post comes as the presenter revealed that she took her husband-of-17-years to Mexico so that he could undergo cutting-edge medical treatment at a specialist clinic.After viewing Finding Derek last year, an eminent doctor in the States had reached out to the journalist, inviting Derek to receive treatment at the clinic in Mexico.However, Derek had to undergo oxygen and pressure tests to check he was able to cope with the 16-hour transatlantic flight but successfully managed to make the journey.The former lobbyist has

Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse today announced she would be leaving the show, much to the disappointment of her many followers. However, it was Graziano who fired off the emotional tribute that would have Oti welling up all over again over her difficult decision."You have been always there for me, always!!" praised Graziano, passionately, in view of 158,000 Instagram fans."Since the first moment I joined @bbcstrictly."I’m gonna miss you so so much on the show, Im gonna miss dancing with you!! you can’t even imagine!" he added, including love heart emojis on the post to punctuate his point."I wish you all the best in your life because you deserve it!"You are the strongest woman I ever met and I’ll be always here for you!"I love you friend!! @otimabuse".Within minutes of his post, Oti had fired off a direct reply to her co-dancer, urging: "Please don’t make me cry again!"However, he made it clear he had no intention of letting up on his kind words for her any time soon, simply replying: "With you always."The Italian dancer's post included a photo of him embracing Oti on the Strictly stage, while she rested her head on his shoulder, grinning with emotion as her velvet-gloved hand clasped onto his chest.@carol.watson.7792 relived the nostalgia brought back by the snap, marvelling: "That was one of the greatest dance sequences of all time!!"@christine.nye.140 echoed: "Shes amazing ...

On the sixth and most recent episode of Michelle Obama's podcast, the former first lady and Conan O'Brien talked relationships, marriage, and what it takes to make both work. In a candid conversation, Obama and the comedian also discussed what happens to a marriage after kids enter the equation.

coronavirus pandemic and systemic racial injustice, among many issues, Nov. 3 is a crucial date for us to fulfill our civic duty of voting.If you want to show your pride as a voter, spread awareness and encourage family, friends and your community to vote this year, consider this option: wearing statement-making vote clothing and accessories.

Curious what basically every celeb in the world was doing on Monday night? Turns out they, too, were watching Brandy and Monica's iconic three-hour Verzuz battle.Of course, the battle was already being billed as "historic" for bringing together the "The Boy Is Mine" singers who were known to have a fake-but-then-not-so-fake feud. (And yes, there were inevitably some awkward moments...) As some Twitter users pointed out, the comments section was crawling with blue checkmarks as celebs, including Michelle Obama, Missy Elliot, and Mariah Carey, chimed in throughout the event.

The feud between Brandy and Monica is part of music legend. But they set it all aside on Monday for a new — and record-breaking — collaboration.

rumored feud that followed — Brandy and Monica reunited on Monday night, celebrating their biggest hits in a battle that garnered over a million consecutive views on Instagram Live.ET was exclusively on set with the superstar singers following their showdown, where they dished on what it felt like to be on the same virtual stage after all this time. The livestream broke a record, with over 1.2 million consecutive viewers and famous fans like Michelle Obama, Mariah Carey, Missy Elliott and more popping up in the comments.«It feels good,» Brandy said.

Little Simz is aiming to sample Michelle Obama on a future track after America’s former First Lady championed her music.The 26-year-old Londoner was gobsmacked last month when both Michelle and her hubby, former US president Barack, spotlighted her music.‘It’s very, very surreal,’ Simz told Guilty Pleasures after Michelle shared her track Pink Youth on a ‘Black Girl Magic’ playlist, while Barack highlighted One Life, Might Live as his song of the summer.She added: ‘To know that my music would migrate from north London to the Obama household is insane to get my head around.

Brandy and Monica were joined by special guest Kamala Harris during an eventful edition of the Verzuz series on Monday night. The duo, best known for their 1998 collaboration "The Boy Is Mine," reunited to celebrate their own solo back catalogs as well as donating proceeds to Michelle Obama’s non-profit When We All Vote.

Brandy & Monica's dual outing on Verzuz Monday drew a cavalcade of famous viewers in the stream, including former First Lady Michelle Obama and Mariah Carey.The Boy Is Mine singers, who had a real-life rivalry for years, performed in the two-hour special stemming from Atlanta's Tyler Perry Studios and airing on Verzuz's Instagram Live channel, as well as Apple Music and Apple TV.Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris made a cameo toward the start of the show.

Over a million people tuned in to watch Brandy and Monica in the latest Verzuz battle and there were so many celebs leaving comments throughout the event!

Brandy and Monica had a very special guest drop in on their “Verzuz” battle on Monday night.

philanthropist, and reality star is ready to move on by finally revealing what caused their beef.Monica took responsibility for her part in the beef, telling Entertainment Tonight, that the lasting feud started shortly after the release of their hit 1998duet The Boy Is Mine. “It was not something that I would say was anyone’s fault,” said Monica, “We all added to it and after a while it became real.”The R&B singer admitted that the public tension eventually became a nuisance as she grew up in the industry. “It gets a little bit frustrating for both she and I when it becomes…‘No, I like her better.

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Madonna, Britney Spears, Kanye West and more legendary artists with the Video Vanguard Award at the Video Music Awards.David Bowie was the first artist to receive the top honor at the inaugural VMAs in 1984. Seven years later, the network renamed the award to honor Michael Jackson, who was presented the Moon Person in 1988.

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Brandy Norwood has revealed she contemplated suicide in the aftermath of heartbreak and a fatal car crash.The singer was 27 when she rear-ended a car on the freeway, resulting in the death of the driver.Brandy was left in a dark place following the tragedy and series of personal heartbreaks, but changed course because of her daughter Sy'rai.'I remember laying in bed super depressed,' the 41-year-old said in an interview with People. 'I [told] myself, "So, you're just going to go out like this? That's wack.