0 Nicki Minaj Talks Being A Boss With A Brain In Billboard Magazine Janelle Monae Gets White Hot For Covergirl Girlscan Campaign

It's all about the Minaj magazine constituent these end few weeks. From walking with poodles ON THE Top OF GQ to getting royal FOR V Copy, NICKI MINAJ has been all over the place promoting her coming soundtrack "The Pinkish Design". Now, get her "Motion" magazine muddle and what she says about being a best quality with a thoughts inside... Nicki Minaj is serving up blonde royalty for the new muddle of Motion magazine. And she's addressing the haters, no matter which people believe about her (notwithstanding if it's supposed with good drive), and her music. In the muddle story, out today, Nicki dropped a few nuggets that make us think she's trolling the world with her Anaconda and individuals topless selfies....just to get those attention so she can show she has a thoughts. Backwards? Perhaps. But it may be functioning. Clothed in are the highlights: ON Do its stuff THE BEHIND-THE-SCENES Trade HERSELF...Since SHE HAS A Intelligence"I'm on 15 to 25 dialogue calls every few being strategizing with my have fun. I think a lot of artists sit back and carry it wrecked for them," Minaj tells Motion. "Sometimes as women in the industry -- if you're sexy or like piece of legislation sexy things -- some people subconsciously negate your thoughts. They think you're stupid." ON Primary A Have under surveillance TOPPERStatus to her recent Motion hits, Minaj now has the most Motion Hot 100 hits of any female rapper. And in language of female artists on the charts, she's at No. 5 wonderful, late at night Aretha Franklin, Taylor Quick, Dionne Warwick and Madonna. ON NEVER Quiescent ON HER LAURELSMinaj assures fans (and detractors) that her new report will be untouchable than a victory lap. "It's worn like rappers feel like they've made it and they don't carry to prove themselves anymore," says Minaj. "You must increasingly be opposite. You must increasingly be trying to show that you're the best. My soundtrack is separation to be highest to hip-hop." ON Those BACKHANDED Applause"Bearing in mind I did American Deity, a lot of people would come up to me and say, 'Oh, you're smarter than I thought,' " she says. "At all does that mean?!" ON Chronic GOALS"I was just a a small amount of kid in Southside Jamaica, Queens, in suspense one day I would carry my own perfume," Minaj tells Motion of individuals being like entitle was a very ambiguous dream. "And now I carry three." The full muddle story will be out on Motion today. In added hot shots today: CoverGirl is celebrating narrator Janelle Mone, who they say embodies the #GirlsCan spirit it takes to wobble the world! And her oppose fasten is pasty hot. The #GirlsCan oppose is an empowerment movement telling girls they can do Anything they pining. The mode is also selling chiefly imperfect eye shadow in Rite-Aids to support the #GirlsCan movement. Nice! "Photos: Billboard/CoverGirl"

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0 An Angel Calls It Quits And Other Encouraging News

The young woman wants to honor God and her husband:

On Dec. 1, one day after the nationally televised Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, in which Bisutti didn't appear, aired, the model posted to her Twitter page, "For all of you that were looking for me in the Victorias Secret runway show this year, I wasn't in it. I have decided not to model lingerie Because I personally feel that I am not honoring God or my husband by doing it. My marriage is very important & with divorce rates rising I want to do everything I can to protect my marriage and be respectful to my husband. God graciously gave me this marriage and this life and my desire is to live a Godly faithful life, I don't however judge others for what they do. Everyone is convicted on different levels."

Bisutti says her headline-making decision does not mean she is giving up her modeling career altogether.

"I'm definitely going to pursue modeling," she said on "GMA. I just want to be more wholesome about it and the jobs that I am going to choose are always going to be honoring the Lord."

If what she's saying is honest, and I'm going to assume it is because why not, then it's truly refreshing news. For someone so young and just entering a potential career, she's made a very bold decision that hopefully will speak to a lot of people. She's given up a major career opportunity for her husband, which is the antithesis of what feminism is telling women nowadays. Now, one example does not make a trend, but I'm certain that the Millennial generation is going to reverse the relationship between the sexes to a point further back than the 1950s.

Boomers started the big game of feminism, Xers endured it, and Millennials are calling it quits. Yes, I am aware this model isn't giving up her modeling career, but that's missing the point of it: few women become Victoria's Secret models, and the fact that she had the opportunity to continue it but chose not to for moral reasons is remarkable. I expect to see more and more Millennial women giving up their jobs and careers in favor of having families. America is relatively fortunate in that our society still places some value on having kids and a family, even if it often doesn't live up to that ideal. Feminism today is not being abandoned by the government, but the people are giving it up in droves, and the Millennials will lead the way.

A bit of anecdotal evidence: it is not uncommon to hear of a newly graduated or young college student getting married to his/her girlfriend/boyfriend. My cousin married when she was about 23 and had a kid that same year. One of my friends a year younger than me got married at 18 and now has two kids, both with her husband. Three girls from my class got married, all are not yet 23 and one just had a kid. Another student at my school got married around 19. I'm not saying this is a nation-wide trend or anything yet, but it's becoming more acceptable and more common to see young men and women here getting married before they graduate college. We'll see the reemergence of young marriages and families living together again, the age of feminism will meet a quick and welcome end, most likely before this decade is out.