Kenyan lawyer offers to Marry Malia Ann Obama

Kenyan lawyer Felix Kiprono Matagei offered 50 cows, 70 sheep, and 30 goats to marry the US president’s eldest daughter Malia Ann Obama. Social media blew up with snide remarks being thrown at the Kenyan lawyer; especially when he revealed that he has been interested in Malia since 2008 (when she was 10 years old). Matagei stated how serious he is about this marriage proposal and vows to put his proposal to the President when he visits Kenya next month…so #TEENation, let’s see what happens then.Actress Blake Lively is now an official fashion designer

The popular actress whom we all know from the popular show Gossip Girl has decided to adopt another path to making money. Already being a fashion enthusiast, this comes as no surprise to those of us who are fans of the star. The new crafter unveiled the first product on Instagram yesterday; a dress in which she co-designed with fashion brand Amour Vert.  The dress retails for $ US230 and is currently available for pre-order. Apparently this seems to be just the start of Blake’s apparel empire. Earlier this month, Lively talked about her future fashion design plans, and they are, of course, ambitious. “To be honest, I could really see myself opening a clothing label and might even do it one day,” She told German Magazine Jolie.There is a petition to withdraw Iggy Azalea’s Billboard Music Award for Fancy

There is now a real, live petition to retract one of the rapper’s recently-won Billboard Music Awards.  According to the Change.org petition, which currently has over 18,000 signatures, fans want to see Iggy stripped of the title of Top Rap Song, which she won for her mega-hit Fancy. The reason? The petition claims that the song was ineligible for the award in the first place, because its release date (February 17, 2014)) came before the eligibility period of March 10, 2014 through March 2015. So just who do these fans want to see with the award instead…none other than Nicki Minaj. The sentiment doesn’t end there; dozens of signees chimed in with their impassioned thoughts on why Minaj should claim the prize. Phrases like “this injustice is just too much,” “Nicki is way underrated” and “Iggy has soiled the name of rap music” were tossed around in the comments. Ouch.