I thought I knew just about every Victoria’s Secret model out there, but apparently not. Because according to my sources, this leggy hottie leaving Polish TV station TVN is Zo Nowak , aka one of the lingerie company’s newest models. Or she’s new to me, at least. And you’d think I’d be upset about missing out on weeks or even months of potential lingerie pics, but actually I’m excited, because this just means I’ve got one more hottie who hasn’t turned down a Twitter marriage proposal from me yet. OK, so how do you say “Will you divorce me?” in Polish? I’ve got a lot of lost time to make up for. Photos: WENN.com
Google Only Employs 30% Women 2% Black People Only 2% of Google’s employees are black, but they still represent in their doodles . Via Guardian UK: The lack of diversity among Google’s workforce has been highlighted by the company’s first diversity report, which reveals that only 30% of its staff are female. The search company’s US workforce also comprises 61% white people, with Asian staff making up 30%, Hispanic people 3% and black staff just 2% of employees. The data highlights the lack of representation of women and ethnic groups in technology companies, despite a much more diverse customer base for mainstream technology products and services. “Put simply, Google is not where we want to be when it comes to diversity, and it’s hard to address these kinds of challenges if you’re not prepared to discuss them openly, and with the facts,” acknowledged Laszlo Bock, senior vice president of people operations at Google, in a blog post. Google has released this, the first of its diversity reports, because the company believes that an open dialogue about diversity issues is the only way to solve them, something others like Nunno agree is the right course. Google believes that tackling diversity in computer science education is the way forward, and has donated over $40m (£24m) to organisations aiming to help increase the number of women and girls in science education. The problems facing both gender and ethnic diversity in technology are not insurmountable, but no one organisation can do it alone, according to Nunno, which makes Google’s release of its data a good step forward in tackling the issues as an industry. Welp, at least they admitted to it right?? SMH. Google
Rihanna Says She Turned Down Someone’s Man “Last Night” Rihanna is known for throwing the ultimate subliminal…..and blatant….jabs on social media and if you thought she would slow up with that now that her Instagram page is no more, think again. Somewhere in between honoring fallen soldiers on Memorial Day, sharing raunchy rap lyrics and paying tribute to Maya Angelou, Rih-Rih also took a moment to post this meme full of subliminal shade: There’s a couple people who she could be talking to directly, but then again, it seems like just about everyone is thirsting after Rih’s bajan box these days. Who do you think this was directed at?
Ray J talks about his new single, “I Hit It First” and reveals if it’s really about Kim Kardashian. Plus, find out what Ray J thinks about Kim and Kanye having a baby. Then, don’t miss what happens when Wendy puts Ray J in the Hot Seat! Does he own a copy of his sex tape with Kim Kardashian? What’s the most embarrassing song on his iPod? Who is his favorite R&B artist and what celebrity did he hit on, but got turned down? Watch and find out! youtube Continue reading →
Former NLT boy band member Travis Garland tells MTV News he turned down the original, sexier version of Bieber’s hit track. By Christina Garibaldi Justin Bieber Photo: Chiaki Nozu/Getty Images
Long before battling rappers on wax and cowboys on the screen, Common aka Lonnie Lynn Jr. was attending Florida A&M University on scholarship majoring in Business Administration. Where Presidents Play and Writers Find Their Muse The rapper formerly known as Sense had a strict three-hour-a-day studying regimen, but his mind was still on rapping. In his book One Day It’ll All Make Sense , he wrote that he recorded “A Penny For My Thoughts” while in school by listening to beats that producer NO ID would leave on his outgoing answering machine message. “I’d call in and compose my raps like that.” How did it come out? Take a listen to “Penny For My Thoughts” from Common’s debut Can I Borrow A Dollar? RELATED POSTS: Top 10 Common Songs No ID Turned Down Biggie Out Of Loyalty To Common Why 2011 Is The Best Year Of Common’s Career [VIDEO]
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