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Beyoncé proudly flaunted her amazing figure and stunning new look as she posed in a pink and orange skintight, mesh catsuit to promote her brand’s upcoming Valentine's Day collection.Ivy Park’s official Instagram account uploaded the campaign and received great reception from Bey’s adoring fanbase.They captioned the post: “Bey Mine,” and went on to explain that the collection was in collaboration with sports brand Adidas.Queen Bey took on a completely new look for the promotional photoshoot as she modelled in a short, honey blonde chin-length bob complete with a fringe.She accentuated her natural beauty with a simple make-up look, dark eyes and a bold red lip.Her outfit was the star of the show – a red mesh catsuit with pink and red panels that clung to her curves as she posed with her hands above her head.The former Destiny's Child star's fans went wild over her daring transformation and left their idol a stream of compliments.One fan commented: “My god, she is just everything.”Another joked: “I’ll purchase them, only if you can promise I’ll look like you,” while another simply said: “Very pretty.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. Jane Lynch, having been summoned for jury duty this week, is happy she hasn’t been called into court today. Instead, when she pops up over Zoom on Wednesday afternoon, she’s bundled up in a grey zip-up sweatshirt in her Montecito home — cozy, unbothered and ready to talk about her new Lego campaign, launching Thursday morning.

activist. With so many accomplishments, it's obvious how Naomi Watanabe became Japan's on Instagram. For the unfamiliar, Watanabe got her first taste of stardom after being coined the “Japanese Beyonce” for her popular imitations of the Grammy award-winning artist.

Beyonce looked ready to celebrate Valentine's Day in an array of sizzling red outfits as she promoted her latest Adidas x IVY PARK collection, Ivy Heart.The 28-time Grammy winner, 40, stunned in red latex and snakeskin as she showcased a range of looks from the collection in a new video and photos posted to the brand's Instagram page on Sunday.The Crazy In Love singer's latest campaign also featured actor Tyson Beckford, supermodel Shu Pei, actress and model Karrueche, singer Troye Sivan, and comedian Naomi Watanabe. Red hot: Beyonce looked ready to celebrate Valentine's Day in an array of sizzling red outfits as she promoted her latest Adidas x IVY PARK collection, Ivy Heart Sizzling: The 28-time Grammy winner, 40, stunned in red latex and snakeskin in a new video and photos posted to the brand's Instagram page on Sunday Stylish: She paired the look with a red nylon hat and large glittering red hoops'BEY MINE,' read the caption for the sizzling video, making a play at Beyonce's name.Among the looks worn by the wife of Jay-Z was a red belted jumpsuit with shoulder pads and a deep V-neck, exposing the singer's busty cleavage.

Paul Rudd hits the red carpet at the premiere of his brand new movie, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, held at AMC Lincoln Square Theater on Monday night (November 15) in New York City.

Hiroshi Sasaki announced his decision after a report on Wednesday revealed his suggestion about Naomi Watanabe, a hugely popular celebrity, for the opening ceremony. It is just the latest headache for organisers of the coronavirus-delayed Games, who are struggling for public support mid-pandemic and were left reeling by former chief Yoshiro Mori’s sexist remarks last month.

Naomi Watanabe is one of Lady Gaga's loyal fans around the world. The Yoshimoto Kogyo impressionist was so inspired by Mother Monster's new music video for "Rain On Me" with Ariana Grande that she shot an official parody with the blessing of the original's creators.Watanabe, who describes Gaga as "a mother-like presence who envelops me in a cosmic way," shared that she was floored by Gaga and Grande's energy when she first encountered the song in May, and felt a strong desire to parody the visuals.Recruiting fellow comedian Yuriyan Retriever to perform the part of Grande, she chose to recreate the powerful collaboration as the first in her series of parody videos to be premiered on her YouTube channel, NAOMI CLUB.