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Search ArticlesO.J. Simpson and the Kardashians
Long before the Kardashians became a star attraction on reality television, the family name first came to prominence when Simpson, the former N.F.L. star, was on trial. There was no mention of O.J. Simpson on Kim Kardashian's Instagram page on Thursday. Early that morning, she posted a video promoting a hoodie and bike shorts from Skims, the clothing company she co-founded.
RT @nytimes: There was no mention of O.J. Simpson on Kim Kardashian’s Instagram page on Thursday. Long before the Kardashians became a star…
Trainers Give a Thumbs Down to Lenny Kravitz's Workout Video
The rock star's viral social media post showed him doing a furious three-in-one routine, with weights. Gym professionals had thoughts. Regardless of what Us Weekly says, celebrities are not just like us. One had only to see the workout video Lenny Kravitz posted on Tuesday to know that. First, there was Mr. Kravitz's outfit: a plum-colored muscle tank, complete with leather pants, black boots and his signature sunglasses.
Sean Combs went from hip-hop to the Met Gala. Then came the accusations and raids
A restless ambition took Sean Combs from hip-hop to the Met Gala, a reality show, a fashion label, a fragrance line and his own cable network. Then came the accusations and federal raids. Long before he was accused of sexual misconduct in a series of lawsuits, and long before federal agents in military gear raided his homes in Miami and Los Angeles, Sean Combs was unforgivable. That was the name he had selected for his first fragrance, which he sold through a partnership with Estée Lauder.