Danielle Prescod: Last News

Well, in “finally!” news…

Lori Harvey and Karlie Kloss led the stunning arrival of attendees on the red carpet of the 2023 Fifteen Percent Pledge Gala held in New York City on Saturday evening.The 26-year-old entrepreneur made her appearance in a black, floor-sweeping gown that accentuated her curves with careful cutouts inspired by a halter neckline.The daughter of Marjorie and Steve Harvey accessorized with silver cuff bracelets and tied her hair back into a sleek, chic bun.Meanwhile, the 30-year-old model arrived wearing an eye-catching, head-to-toe display of chartreuse with a chic blazer with velvet on the shoulders, layered atop a satin button-up, and paired with slightly-flared trousers. Other attendees at the event included fashion designers Aurora James, Jenna Lyons, and Brandon Blackwood, and Gabby Prescod; models Ashley Graham, Ubah Hassan, and Bethann Hardison; and CFDA executive Steven Kolb.   Red carpet looks: Lori Harvey, 26, made her appearance in a black, floor-sweeping gown that accentuated her curves with careful cutouts inspired by a halter neckline. Alongside Harvey, Karlie Kloss, 30, led the stunning arrival of attendees on the red carpet of the 2023 Fifteen Percent Pledge Gala held in New York City on Saturday eveningAlso in attendance were authors Danielle Prescod and Eva Chen, Radhika Jones, the editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, partner of entertainment agency UTA Darnell Strom, Bumble executive Selby Drummond, politician Huma Abedin - who dated Bradley Cooper last year, and professional soccer player Alioune Fall.Kloss, a former Victoria's Secret Angel, looked stunning in her pantsuit, which she paired with a matching green mini trunk purse.She also slicked her hair back in a bun to show off her teardrop-shaped,

Emily Ratajkowski's husband has issued a public apology for using the N-word.

Emily Ratajkowski’s husband Sebastian Bear-McClard has apologised for using the N-word.The Uncut Gems film producer admitted to using the racial epithet after a writer for Black Entertainment Television (BET) called him out about the incident on social media. “I used a word casually like it was mine to use,” Bear-McClard wrote on Twitter in an apology on Thursday.