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Posted On: October 7th 2010, 10:13 am
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Insane come up 🤠 Jelly Roll took an unconventional path to becoming one of the biggest names in country music, spending years building a following in Nashville’s underground hip-hop scene before crossing over into rock and country. His breakthrough came with songs like “Son of a Sinner” and “Need a Favor,” connecting with millions of listeners through deeply personal lyrics about addiction, redemption, and second chances. His 2023 album, “Whitsitt Chapel,” marked a major turning point, introducing his story to an even wider audience. Jelly Roll continued his rise with hits like “Save Me,” “I Am Not Okay,” and “Liar,” earning major awards and recognition across multiple genres. Known for his powerful voice and willingness to share his struggles, he has built a career around turning his own experiences into music that resonates with people from all walks of life. His journey from underground rapper to award-winning country star has made him one of the most unique crossover artists in modern music. #country
Welcome to Nagaland 🇮🇳 A state which will surprise you, shock you, amaze you and stay with you for life ✨ A side to India I couldn't reccomend enough ❤️
“I remember just holding my mum’s hand and looking at all the candles that were lit up,” model @NeelamKG tells #BritishVogue as she recalls her first Diwali with her late mother. “I was so in awe of her beauty and used to love sitting for hours watching her get ready.” For the November 2026 issue of #BritishVogue, Neelam and her sisters Jasmine and Millan celebrate the festival of Diwali, and their late mother’s effervescent style. Click the link in bio to read more, and see the full story in the new issue, on newsstands now. Director: @ZeeSW Director Of Photography & Editor: @OlaAkinlade Photographed by @VivekVad and styled by @ManviBhatnagar_, with hair by @TomomiRoppongi, make-up by @KristinaRalphAndrews, nails by @NailsByLills, tailoring by Megan O’Connor, set design by @OdedraKO and production by @LockStudios. With thanks to @Mallory_Court, Leamington Spa.
Kai Cenat is taking his fallout with former friend Reggie Travers beyond the internet, sending a legal warning over allegations the streamer says are fabricated. TMZ reports that Cenat’s attorneys issued an October 2 cease-and-desist letter accusing Travers, a streaming collaborator also known as Lil Rodney Son, of spreading false and misleading claims in videos about him. “We want to be unequivocal: the suggestion that Mr. Cenat has ever engaged in any form of pedophilia, or exchanged s*x for platforming any person, is categorically false,” the letter states. The legal team says Travers has offered no evidence supporting his accusations and argues the claims have damaged Cenat’s reputation. Attorneys also allege Travers made thre@ats toward Cenat and people working with him. “Your conduct has caused employees to fear for their safety and has disrupted business,” the letter reads. Cenat is demanding that Travers remove the videos containing the disputed statements. The dispute erupted publicly in late September after Travers accused Cenat of grooming 17-year-old streamer Rakai, another member of the Clover Boys streaming circle. Cenat forcefully denied the allegation during a September 30 livestream and threatened to involve police and pursue legal action. Rakai rejected claims that he had been ab*sed. On Friday, October 23, Travers displayed documents he said involved a temporary restraining order sought by Cenat. The filing has not been independently confirmed, but Travers says he is prepared to challenge the matter in court. As of Friday, Cenat had not publicly responded to TMZ’s request for comment.
We have our Junior Eurovision 2026 winner! 🏆🎉 Congratulations to Armenia and Naré for winning this year’s contest in Malta with “Boo!” ❤️✨🇦🇲 What did you think of the winning performance? Was Armenia your favourite tonight? 👀 📸: Corinne Cumming/EBU 🖼️: @buraksfield #JuniorEurovision #Nare #Boo #Armenia #jesc2026
Vietnam’s Mai Anh Crowned Supermodel International 2026 in Bangkok BANGKOK, Thailand, October 24, 2026 — Mai Anh from Vietnam was crowned Supermodel International 2026 at the competition’s 12th edition, held at Calypso Theatre Bangkok. The event brought together models representing 16 countries to compete for the international title. Ilianis Llaurador from Puerto Rico was named first runner-up, followed by Nadia Rochat Coulibaly from Burkina Faso as second runner-up, Giavanna Lyerly from the United States as third runner-up, and Leonise Mangilit from Australia as fourth runner-up. Throughout the competition, contestants participated in a series of challenges designed to showcase their abilities across different aspects of modeling, including runway presentation, editorial photography, commercial modeling, and swimwear performance. Six special awards were presented. Leonise Mangilit from Australia received Best Runway Model, awarded through The Signature Walk — Runway Challenge, while Mai Anh from Vietnam earned Best Fashion Editorial through The Editorial Shooting Challenge. Nadia Rochat Coulibaly from Burkina Faso won Best Commercial Model through The Commercial Shooting Challenge. Stefaniia Plastinina from Russia received Miss Photogenic through The Face — Beauty in Focus, and Ilianis Llaurador from Puerto Rico was awarded Miss Bikini Model through The Swimwear Challenge. Australia’s Leonise Mangilit also received Miss Popular Vote, securing a direct place in the Top 5 after achieving the highest final total in the public voting competition. The World Final was attended by members of the press and distinguished guests. The judging panel included Mr. Paisarn Aowsathaporn and Andrés Briseño from Mexico, the reigning Mister International 2026. The 12th Supermodel International provided a platform for models from different countries to demonstrate their talent, confidence, and versatility while fostering international friendship and cultural exchange.
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