Diddy Brings Champagne To The Streets, Lil Twist Gets Demoted to Justin Biebers Range Rover + FLOTUS Honors ‘Women of Courage’
Happy Monday y’all! Before you kick your week into gear, we figured that we’d give you a celebrity stalking update, with where your favorite (or most annoying) celeb was spotted over the weekend. Diddy was spotted in West Hollywood, leaving Chateau Marmont with a bottle of wine, and his entourage in tow.
Showing a bit of skin and a fancy flower number, Beyonce unleashed a random fashion shot of herself.
Clearly, Justin Bieber is a forgiving a friend. Just a few days ago, his homeboy, Lil Twist, was making headlines for having a light-weight fender bender in Bieb’s expensive Fisker Karma. Fast forward to the weekend, reportedly, he was loaned with his Range Rover instead and was spotted at the gas station. #ThatsWhatFriendsAreFor
First Lady Michelle Obama was seen at the International Women of Courage Awards Ceremony with women’s rights advocate Dr. Josephine Obiajulu Odumakin of Nigeria and Secretary of State, John Kerry.
Looks like the family is heading home. Alicia Keys, hubby Swizz Beatz and their son Egypt, were spotted flying out of Vancouver International Airport.







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