 Kanye West Photos and News - December 4, 2008
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| Rihanna is set to be honored with a national holiday in her home country of Barbados. The 'Umbrella' singer is thrilled after discovering the Caribbean island will declare tomorrow 'Rihanna Day'. |
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| Rihanna celebrated her 20th birthday with a cupcake fight. The 'Umbrella' singer - who doesn't turn 20 until next Wednesday - was partying with friends including Kanye West and actor Wilmer Valderrama at Los Angeles' Les Deux nightclub when the food fight began on Tuesday night. |
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| Kanye West snubbed his own Grammys after-party. The 30-year-old hip-hop star - who scooped four awards at the Los Angeles awards ceremony on Sunday - celebrated his success at another bash to the bemusement of his manager and friends who were left waiting for him at Hollywood's Opera/Crimson nightclub. |
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| After walking off from the set of "Larry King Live" in November, Dr. Jan Adams is back to talk about how the death of Kanye West's mother, Donda, nearly "destroyed" his business. When host Larry King asked the plastic surgeon on how had Donda's death affected his business, Adams replied, "Horribly. It's almost destroyed." The matriarch West had a liposuction and breast reduction performed on her by Adams one day before she died on November 10. |
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| Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise love playing with their daughter's toys. The 'Mad Money' star and the 'Top Gun' actor took 20-month-old Suri on a shopping spree to New York store FAO Schwarz on Fifth Avenue on Sunday night and ended up acting like children themselves. Katie, 29, said: "We were at FAO Schwarz last night. We were running around, eating ice cream and playing with all of the toys. And Tom and I were playing with a lot of the toys ourselves. It's fun for adults. You get carried away." |
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| Eva Mendes says finger-painting with sick children has "enriched her life". The Hollywood star often volunteers for charity The Art of Elysium, which invites celebrities to visit hospitalised kids and help them find a "creative escape" through the arts, and insists a "human connection" is more important than donating money. |
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