American supermodel, Bella Hadid is the worldâs most beautiful woman and it has been confirmed by science.
The 23-year-old scored a whopping 94.35 percent on a rating scale that measures physical perfection.
Hadid was found to be 94.35 percent âaccurateâ to the said equation.
âHer eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, chin, jaw and facial shape were measured and came closest to the ancient Greeksâ idea of perfection,â Daily Mail writes.
The âGolden Ratio of Beauty Phiâ is a mathematical equation that defines beauty in accordance with classic Greek calculations.
Measurements of facial proportions are done going by standards that Greek scholars applied while trying to define beauty with scientific formula.
According to the publication, the list was compiled by using computerized mapping techniques by Harley Street facial cosmetic surgeon, Dr. Julian De Silva, who uses this technology in his work.
âBella Hadid was the clear winner when all elements of the face were measured for physical perfection,â said the facial cosmetic surgeon who runs the Centre for Advanced Facial Cosmetic and Plastic Surgery in London.
The superstar was all smiles when her husband surprised her with a birthday cake, backstage at the Made In Americafestival in Philadelphia on Monday night.
While Queen Beyâs actual birthday is today, Jay-Z decided to give his loving wife a lovely birthday cake lit up with sparklers.
In the video she shared on her social media, Jay-Z is seen holding a bottle of champagne while he cheered and encouraged the crowd to sing âhappy birthdayâ.
A year ago today we broke the flood gates open Now Iâm glad to share this picture is being acquired into the Smithsonian National Portrait Galleryâs permanent collection.
Disneyâs âThe Lion Kingâ has crossed the billion-dollar mark after less than 3 weeks in theaters.
The live-action remake of the 1994 movie features Beyonce, Donald Glover and Chiwetel Ejiofor in lead roles. The movie joins âAvengers: Endgameâ, âCaptain Marvelâ and âAladdinâ as the fourth Disney title to surpass one billion dollars in global ticket sales in 2019.
With its blockbuster slate, Disney has nearly 38 percent of the domestic market share, a cut that increases to more than 40 percent when Fox, which it just purchased, is added. Â âThe Lion Kingâ earned 361 million dollars at the domestic box office and 638 million dollars overseas.
Outside of North America, it had especially strong showings in China with 115 million dollars, along with the United Kingdom with 48 million dollars and Brazil with 44 million dollars. The movie also stars Billy Eichner and Seth Rogen as Timon and Pumbaa. James Earl Jones reprised his role as Mufasa from the original animated film.
The milestone comes on the heels of another Disney benchmark. Between July 26 and July 28, the company set a new all-time record for global ticket sales for a single studio. Â Disney hit 7.67 billion dollars worldwide, smashing the mark it previously set in 2016 with 7.61 billion dollars.
Disney set a new record in 2016 with four films that grossed over 1 billion dollars. In the coming months, Disney will release âFrozen 2âČ, a âMaleficentâ sequel and âStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalkerâ.
Make-up mogul, Kylie Jenner has retained her crown as the highest-paid star on Instagram as it has been revealed she charges up to $1.2 million per post on her page.
In the 2019 Instagram Rich List, which was unveiled this month by Hopper HQ, the 21-year-old mother-of-one is estimated to charge $1,266,000 per post on average, which is an increase of 27 percent from last year, when it was revealed that from $1 million per post on average.
She is placed ahead of Ariana Grande, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kim Kardashian, and Selena Gomez who are also placed in the top five highest paid celebrities on Instagram.
These were for her visual album âLemonadeâ in 2016, best short-form entertainment for her 2013 Super Bowl halftime show and special class program for âOn the Run Tourâ.
Awards analysts already predict that Beyonce would have a busy award season as she could be up for Grammys or Oscars in the next six months, following this Emmy splash.
Her awards reach may stretch in the months to come as âSpiritâ, the original song she co-wrote for âThe Lion King,â is expected to be submitted for Oscar consideration.
At the 2020 Grammys, either her âLion Kingâ companion album âThe Giftâ (which comes out June 19) or the soundtrack for âHomecomingâ could be in contention.
NANÂ reports that this might also put the Nigerian and African artists she featured on âThe Giftâ album up for Grammy nominations.
In the tracklist for âThe Giftâ, Beyonce featured Tiwa Savage, Wizkid, Yemi Alade, Tekno, Burna Boy and Mr Eazi as well as Busiswa and Shatta Wale.
She added, “It was important that we weren’t just inspired by Africa but that we actually included and learned from the motherland.”
She also spoke about how much being able to pass down The Lion King to her family and children Blue and her younger twin siblings Rumi and Sir meant to her. “Being a mother, my family is my biggest priority,” Bey said. “It’s not many films that the parents can go and feel the way I feel about The Lion King and…pass that legacy on to their kids.”
“I grew up watching The Lion King [the original 1994 cartoon]. It’s the first Disney movie brought me to tears,” she said.
“This is sonic cinema, a new experience of storytelling. I wanted to do more than find a collection of songs that were inspired by the film.
It is a mixture of genres and collaboration that isn’t one sound. It is influenced by everything from r&b, pop, hip-hop and afrobeat.”
(Photo: Disney Studios)
In the same statement, she reveals that all the music on the project has been worked on by the most interesting and talented artists, but also produced by the best African producers, in order to maintain authenticity in the storytelling.
Imagine you and your husband invite your friends, a couple, over to a televised event. You take their orders. You offer the wife a rose, and explain to the husband why you did so. Then you arrive home to find youâre being harassed all over the internet. Your name is everywhere. These people are on all your social media accounts, telling you to kill yourself. Because of what?
Thatâs the real life story of NicoleCurran, the wife of Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob.
You donât need to be a part of the Beyhive to be aware of the news â just scroll through your Twitter and youâll see the video of Nicole speaking to JAY-Zfloating around.
She left a comment on TheShadeRoomâs post on the issue, writing:
Listen Beehive [sic]. I respect Queen B. I love her! I talked to her husband twice tonight. First, to take a drink order for them both when they arrived as they were our guests. Second, to explain why I gave his wife a rose from a fan. All of this has been taken out of context. Iâm a happily married woman. Telling me to kill myself?????? Somehow I donât think she would support this.
Senior Writer at ESPN Ramona Shelburnereached out to her and shared what she learned on her Twitter:
We get that you can love someone so much that you donât want them disrespected. But taking that love and morphing it into the worst kind of hate, hate that pushes someone to tears and asking that they kill themselves? Thatâs just ⊠insane.
The 37-year old singer weighed 218lbs on the day her twins were born in June 2017 and embarked on a gruelling vegan diet in a bid to lose weight, but vowed ‘never to push myself that far again’.
Speaking in her Netflix documentary, Homecoming, released yesterday, she said: ‘In order for me to meet my goals, Iâm limiting myself to no bread, no carbs, no sugar, no dairy, no meat, no fish, no alcohol⊠Iâm hungry’.
She also added that;
“Itâs not like before when I could rehearse 15 hours straight. I have children. I have a husband. I have to take care of my body. Just trying to figure out how to balance being a mother of a six-year-old and of twins that need me, and giving myself creativity, and physically, thereâs a lot to juggle.
‘I definitely pushed myself further than I knew I could and Iâve learned a very valuable lesson. I will never, never push myself that far again. I feel like Iâm just a new woman in a new chapter of my life and Iâm not even trying to be who I was. Itâs just so beautiful that children do that to you.’
