Adele Finally Addresses Cultural Appropriation Backlash From THAT Carnival Look

EXCLUSIVE: Sir Lenny Henry’s Banijay-backed indie Douglas Road Productions is to spotlight Caribbean culture in the UK in an upcoming BBC2 arts documentary.

Heavy rain is set to hit the Lake District in the next couple of days, which will come as a blow for those who opted for a staycation this half term.

While some families will be jetting off abroad this half-term thanks to the recent easing of travel restrictions, for many people a staycation is still on the cards.

Lisa Barlow, 44, found herself at the center of the drama on the Oct. 3 episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City when cast member Whitney Rose, 34, accused her of muddling in the catering of a friend’s charity event.

Adele is breaking her silence over one of last year’s most viral examples of cultural appropriation. During London’s Notting Hill Carnival in 2020, the pop star shared a much-anticipated new image after her reported 100-pound weight loss — at a time when Adele had all but disappeared from the spotlight for more than a year.

shared a much-anticipated new image after her reported 100-pound weight loss — at a time when Adele had all but disappeared from the spotlight for more than a year. Unfortunately, the long-awaited update was overshadowed by her … um, enthusiasm for the festival.

Skincare secrets! Lisa Barlow’s obsessions in life may be primarily focused around her family and quality fast food, but the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star also has a love for good glam. And lucky for Us, she’s spilling all her favorite products, go-to techniques and dishing up some killer commentary. 

Adele has responded to the backlash she got when she posted a photo on her Instagram and sparked a cultural appropriation row.The singer shared a photo of her wearing a Jamaican flag bikini and her hair styled in Bantu knots, saying she 'totally' understands why she received backlash from it.The 33 year old posted the picture on what should have been the weekend of the Notting Hill carnival in London, which didn't go ahead due to coronavirus for the first time in more that 50 years.

Jennifer Yuma editorAdele, the 15-time Grammy winner with over 120 million records sold globally, had her first sit-down interview in five years with Vogue, to discuss her fourth studio album, “30,” her divorce and inevitable return to the spotlight.The star, who had her last significant interview in 2016, said, “I have to sort of gear myself up to be famous again, which, famously, I don’t really like being.”In the past five years, the “Hello” star has been raising her son Angelo and gotten

Adele is speaking out!

to finally announce that a new Adele single and album are on the horizon. Her new song, titled “Easy on Me,” will debut Oct.

Have y’all ever heard the rumor about Khloé Kardashian being BANNED from ever attending the Met Gala?!