Bruno Mars has announced the special guests who will replace Cardi B on the upcoming finale leg of the 24K Magic World Tour!
Cardi B was originally slated to join Bruno on the tour, but she dropped out as she is not ready to go back on the road after giving birth to a baby girl this summer.
Bruno has been traveling around the globe on the 24K Magic World Tour since March 2017 and he will have made over 135 stops around the world when the tour wraps in November.
The final leg of the tour will end in Bruno‘s home state of Hawaii with a record-breaking three shows at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu.
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Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross hit the stage together to perform at the annual Canyon Sessions music festival on Saturday (August 11) at the former Bob Hope Estate in Los Angeles.
The event, hosted by Austin Brown, raised over $50,000 for the charity F–k Cancer.
“we did it!!! I want to thank everyone who came out and showed love last night. We raised over 50k!!!! I’m so proud of everyone and so thankful to call you my tribe. With love we can do anything and we showed just that,” Austin posted on Instagram after the event.
The best-selling novel “The Woman in the Window” debuted at number one on the New York Times bestseller list earlier this year and is the best-selling adult fiction book this year so far.
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The three stars are among those named on Esquire‘s annual Mavericks of Hollywood list this year – including Bill Nighy and Brian Tyree Henry – which was revealed in the September 2018 issue, out now.
Here’s what the stars had to say…
Sarah, onRyan Murphy: “He makes me feel seen. You don’t leave somewhere where you’re being celebrated and challenged. It’s like being in a marriage that works.”
Steve, on his work: “I’m looking for truth in whatever I do. I don’t like the idea of putting a stencil on a narrative. I want the narrative to tell me how it wants to be seen.”
John, on overdressing: “People say, ‘I don’t want to look too dressy,’ but unless it’s a wedding that insists everyone dress like Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, no one’s going to be upset.”
For more from this year’s mavericks, visit Esquire.com.
The stars of Crazy Rich Asians opened up about why representation on the big screen matters.
“Representation matters, because I didn’t have a lot of that growing up…In terms of Crazy Rich Asians, I was looking for this movie as a kid…it’s something audiences should celebrate, and we should have more of that, and I think that we will,” Awkwafina said.
“I grew up in Richmond, Virginia. My high school mascot was a rebel holding the confederate flag. I never got any blatant bullying, which made me internalize any feelings I had, and turned into self-blame,” Constance said about Asian culture in the west.
FYI: Constance is wearing a Michael Kors Collection look.
