Kelly Rowland flaunts slender frame in figure-hugging skirt as she steps out with adorable son Titan, two, at Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne

 

Kelly Rowland flaunts slender frame in figure-hugging skirt as she steps out with adorable son Titan, two, at Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne

She's the R&B superstar who's currently Down Under filming season 6 of The Voice Australia.

And Kelly Rowland, 36, was pictured exploring Melbourne culture on Sunday, stepping out for the 2017 Formula 1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix.

The Destiny's Child singer looked radiant in a blue and grey figure-hugging skirt paired with an Elton John T-shirt and red stiletto heels as she arrived with her adorable son Titan Jewell Weatherspoon, two.

The toddler, who Kelly shares with her husband and manager Tim Weatherspoon, was dressed in a white T-shirt, denim shorts and tiny grey sneakers

Kim Kardashian showcases hourglass figure in super sexy beige knit dress

 

Kim Kardashian continued to drop jaws as she stepped out in an incredibly clingy beige dress that clung to every inch of her incredible figure.

The reality star, 35, was spotted stepping out in Westlake, California on Saturday, turning heads in her direction. 

Kim had her jet black tresses superbly scraped back into a very neat do with a center part. 

She wore a gold pendant necklace and a pair of white snake print boots. 

There's no question the reality star looked absolutely flawless as usual. 

Temperatures rose as Kim headed out in her elaborate furry coat with gold buttons. 

Panic in Islington as KNIFEMEN in a car mow down three people outside a pub 'at 50mph' after mounting the pavement in London's cosmopolitan heartland - but police say it's NOT terror

Knife-wielding teenagers driving a Peugeot Partner (bottom left) ploughed into revellers queuing for a pub and 'knocked them over like dominoes' in a horrifying attack in Islington. Two men and one woman were injured on the lively Essex Road in north London before the driver and passenger sped off then got out and fled on foot. Police who found one knife on the pavement (top left) and one knife in the car arrested four males, aged between 17 and 19, on suspicion of GBH with intent and of possession of points and blades. With tensions high after four innocent people were killed in a terror attack on Westminster Bridge on Wednesday, police insist last night's incident was not terror related. One shocked witness told MailOnline that the car came screeching around a corner at 'about 50mph' and crashed into people queuing to enter the Old Queen's Head pub. Dramatic pictures from the scene show three injured revellers (centre and right) being treated by paramedics before they were rushed to hospital with injuries not thought to be life threatening.

Khloe Kardashian Hosts Spin Class in Support of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles' Make March Matter Campaign

Khloe Kardashian is breaking a sweat for a great cause. 

The E! reality star took part in Children's Hospital of Los Angeles' second annual Make March Matter fundraising campaign by hosting a spin class at celeb-loved Cycle House in West Hollywood on Saturday afternoon. KoKo was joined by fitness instructor Nichelle Hines and besties Malika Haqq and Khadijah Haqq for the event, which according to a press release, sold out in minutes. 

Khloe opened up about how much giving back to those in need meant to her, writing on Instagram, "Thank you dearly to all who bought a bike! All of the proceeds go directly to helping many sick children in need. No matter how large or small your voice is."

"Remember we all have a voice. And we can all use our voice and platform to do something positive. God bless and again, thank you!" she added.

Attendees donated $75 per bike and $1 per shoe rental, all of which benefited the month-long initiative aiming to support children's health and wellness. All throughout the month of March, CHLA recruited local business to help raise funds through everyday activities such as drinking coffee, shopping or exercising.

Sister Kim Kardashian also participated by sharing a heartfelt speech made at their kickoff event earlier this month.

"My family and I always love to come here and throughout the year, just try to pop in and put a smile on your kid's faces or, more importantly, the families that are struggling so hard to still work and take care of them and not wanting to leave their children by themselves," she shared. "So anything we can do, and my family can do, we love being a part of this community and helping out."

Brazil teacher changes hairstyle to support bullied girl

A Brazilian teacher has come up with a unique way to help a schoolgirl who was being bullied because of her hair.

Ana Barbara Ferreira, from Sao Paulo, said her student was "sad" after being ridiculed by a boy, who had said her hair was "ugly".

"At that moment, the only thing I could tell her was that she was wonderful and shouldn't care about what he was saying," she wrote in a Facebook post that went viral.

A bigger show of support came in the following day, when she went to work wearing the same hairstyle as her pupil, much to the girl's surprise.

"When she saw me, she came running to hug me and say that I was beautiful," Ms Ferreira said.

"I told her: 'Today I'm beautiful like you!'"

Chris Brown is back with New Music.

Chris Brown is back!

Aiming to shake off recent controversies, the R&B crooner releases new single ‘Privacy.’

A club jam which finds the singer in familiar territory, it’s the latest taste of Brown’s seventh studio album – which has a working title of ‘Heartbreak On A Full Moon.’

Trump blames Democrats for failed healthcare bill

US President Donald Trump has blamed Democrats for the failure of his healthcare bill.

Both houses of Congress are controlled by Mr Trump's Republican party but the bill was withdrawn on Friday because it could not get the votes required.

Speaking to the Washington Post, Mr Trump said "We couldn't get one Democratic vote, and we were a little bit shy... so we pulled it."

The last-minute retraction is seen as a huge blow to the president.

Repealing and replacing the healthcare programme known as Obamacare was one of his major election pledges.

House Speaker Paul Ryan said he and Mr Trump agreed to withdraw the vote, after it became apparent it would not get the minimum of 215 Republican votes needed.

Republicans have a majority in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.

However, multiple reports suggested that between 28 and 35 Republicans were opposed to President Trump's draft American Health Care Act (AHCA).

Some were said to be unhappy that the bill cut health coverage too severely, while others felt the changes did not go far enough.

The bill also appeared unpopular with the public - in one recent poll, just 17% approved of it.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated the AHCA would reduce the deficit by $336bn between 2017 and 2026.

However, the number of Americans without health insurance would stand at 52 million by the same time - an extra 24 million compared with Obamacare.

Speaking after the withdrawal, Mr Trump repeatedly said Obamacare would "explode".

However, he refrained from criticising Mr Ryan, whose job as speaker of the House involves rallying support for controversial bills.