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Rita Ora new tatto !
In the photograph, Rita is naked apart from a white blanket preserving her modesty as she sits on a couch and stares into the camera.
Cara held Rita’s hand while her inking was being completed and at one stage livened up the night by pulling a hamburger outfit from her bag.
‘She just pulled it out of her purse, put it on, and was like, “just me and my hamburger, what, what!" She's hilarious. She's genuinely fun, one of my favourite people.’
While Cara only got her mother’s name tattooed, she is planning a new one as soon as possible and asked Bang Bang to ink her with a picture of her favourite food.
However, he urged caution and told her to think about it before committing.
Selena after a kiss says im not his type !!
Unlike the ladies Justin met in the Brazilian brothel, Selena isn’t down for a one-night type of thing. So even though her breakup with Justin was tough, it sounds like she might be ready to put the past behind her.
“You fall in love and it completely consumes you,” she said. “So a part of you is broken when that’s gone. And part of you wants to have that rebellious feeling where you’re just like, forget it — I can do anything I want. I’ve tried it, and I’ve never been that girl. I’m always going to be the girl you want to take home to your parents, not for the night.”
A movie of Brad Pitt
Pitt plays a Canadian carpenter in the film, which tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in 1841.
"It's one of those few films that ... cuts to the base of our humanity," Pitt told Ann Curry on TODAY on Wednesday. "And it was not until I saw Solomon Northup's story that I fully, fully (grasped) the utter horror of losing your freedom or denying another one their freedom, taking their freedom, splitting their family apart."
"It's why I got into film in the first place," Pitt said.
Pitt told Curry that his role is small — he's onscreen for about eight minutes — but putting himself in the forefront was never his goal.
"I'm there to support the story," he said. "The main performances are Chiwetel Ejiofor, Lupita Nyong'o, (Michael) Fassbender. These are such demanding parts. These guys had to keep themselves in just this perpetual state of angst and foreboding and longing. And they did it."
Pitt said he knows that the film will have a powerful and lasting impact on those who see it.


