Supermodels Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Kate Moss helped disgraced fashion designer John Galliano get back on his feet after his infamous anti-Semitic rant and subsequent stint in rehab. …
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Vulture:
High temperatures, damp armpits, hellacious subway rides, miserable, limp children staring dejectedly from their strollers — summertime, and the living is easy. And per tradition, dozens of new and generally horrendous reality and documentary shows will be joining us in the coming weeks. (A few have already started.)
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“The Voice” has crowned its winner: Danielle Bradbery is the Season 4 champion.
The 16-year-old country singer from Team Blake is the competition’s youngest winner ever, beating out fellow team members The Swon Brothers, who came in third place, and runner-up Michelle Chamuel of newbie coach Usher’s team to become Season 4′s “Voice” winner.
“I”m so thankful,” Danielle said after the final results were announced as tears filled her eyes and confetti fell on the stage. “I’m sorry. I’m speechless.”
No one went home empty-handed, though: All of the finalists won cars, courtesy of Kia.
A very confident Blake — who celebrated his 38th birthday on Tuesday and won both Season 2 (Jermaine Paul) and Season 3 (Cassadee Pope) — said in his final confessional, “I know that Danielle and The Swon Brothers want this so badly that it’s going to make my year to see them standing in the winner’s circle.”
“I came from singing in my room to being in the Top 3 and it’s crazy,” “Voice” winner Danielle said in her final confessional before the results came in. “I told my high school I would come back home with the win for them.”
Earlier in the evening, younger Swon Brother Colton told Michelle and Danielle, “I would gladly lose to either one of them … not just because they’re awesome talents, but because of their hearts. The Swon Brothers love you very much. You know that.” Michelle added that the other finalists “inspire [her] as people” as well and she’s “very grateful and honored” to be part of “The Voice” Season 4.
“I’m already proud of her to even be this far,” Usher said of runner-up Michelle at the start of “The Voice” finale. “I could think of nothing sweeter than for me to be able to stand on stage and greet her as the winner of ‘The Voice.’”
The two-hour “Voice” finale was chock-full of big-name performances, plus the three finalists and more Season 4 contestants. Pitbull and a newly-svelte Christina Aguilera, who will return with Cee Lo Green for Season 5 in the fall, kicked things off, performing their hit “Feel This Moment.”
The Swon Brothers brought back their eliminated team members Holly Tucker and Justin Rivers, as well as Team Adam’s Amber Carrington, for Lady Antebellum’s “Stars Tonight.” Continuing the starry theme, Michelle took the stage with One Republic for “Counting Stars.”
Then, Florida Georgia Line and Nelly performed the summer smash “Cruise” and Team Usher’s Vedo and Josiah Hawley, and Team Shakira’s Kris Thomas and Garrett Gardner took on The Temptations’ “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg” with Holly on the sax (seriously). Before she became “The Voice” winner, Danielle brought out three Team Adam alumni — Amber, Caroline Glaser and Sarah Simmons — for an energetic performance of Carrie Underwood’s “All-American Girl.”
Bruno Mars also stopped by with his new ’70s-inspired single “Treasure” — complete with gold chains and red suits — and Bob Seger took the stage with The Swon Brothers, singing “Night Moves.” Team Adam’s controversially-eliminated Judith Hill, Team Usher’s Cathia and Team Shakira’s Karina Iglesias and Sasha Allen put on a girl-powered performance of En Vogue’s “My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It).”
Season 4 “Voice” winner Danielle also got to perform with one of her favorite country singers: Hunter Hayes joined the young artist on stage for a duet of his hit “I Want Crazy.” And when the opportunity came for Michelle to bring back some Season 4 contestants, she chose her fellow Team Usher contestants: Josiah, Vedo and Cathia took the stage with her for The Beatles’ “We Can Work It Out.”
Finally, Cher came out with a wild headpiece, for a highly-anticipated performance of her new single “Woman’s World” before “The Voice” winner was crowned.
That’s it for “The Voice” Season 4! Do you think the right person won? Will you miss Shakira and Usher in Season 5 or are you looking forward to the return of Cee Lo and Christina? Sound off in the comments!
CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to reflect that Blake Shelton was celebrating his 38th birthday.
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Even celebrities have to deal with people asking them why they’re still single.
To remind you that there’s nothing wrong with staying single, we’ve compiled a slideshow of seven celebs who embraced single life after divorce. Click through to see them all, then tell us what you enjoy most about being single in the comments.
Keep in touch! Check out HuffPost Divorce on Facebook and Twitter.
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Hunter Hayes may have made it rain down tears, sweat, heartbreak and crazy on a crowd of thousands of devout Hayniacs at his “MTV Artist to Watch Live” show in Webster Hall in New York City (not to mention the thousands of rapt Hayniacs streaming the show live from home. You’re WELCOME, by the by). In fact, the MTV Artist To Watch may have actually made it rain — songs like “Storm Warning” and “Rainy Season” showered the country crowd with an entire relationship narrative and emotional arc as another June storm continued its relentless pursuit of Manhattan. And, on the eve of his Encore album release, Hunter Hayes may have made me ugly cry my mascara all the way down my face and partially into my neck (yo, don’t worry, I totally got this) with tearjerkers like “Find Yourself In A Song” and “Faith To Fall Back On” and then had me bump Adam Levine way way down to the bottom of my list of Favorite Living Men when he covered Maroon 5′s “This Love” during his encore. (Adam… who? Doesn’t ring a bell. Sorry! It’s Hunter’s song now.)
And His Royal Hayness may have packed Webster Hall with more cowboy hats than a rodeo…
And he may have filled out a raglan tee like his last name’s Hemsworth…
And yes, he did that adorable little signature Hunter Hayes hop (siiiiigh… PLEASE READ THIS AND BE MY BOYFRIEND)…
But the highlight of the entire Hunter Hayes live experience was, for me at least, finding a group of his coolest, funniest, most committed Hayniacs singing “Wanted” at the top of their lungs in the lobby before the show started and then insisting that I take a photo of them twerking. Sorry, all other Hayniacs. Y’all are definitely cool, but I wanted crazy, and these awesome fans — who met online and became friends going to Hunter shows — definitely brought the best possible form of crazy.
I’m pretty side-eye skeptical of any Hayniac who had something better to do that night (okay, unless you were watching “The Voice” finale), but on the off chance you missed the show because you had to go to the emergency room or something, here are two set lists I stole for you:
+ Stay tuned for full-length Hunter Hayes “Artist To Watch Live” performances, photos and more, coming soon!
For the rich and famous, the only way to flaunt your new engagement is to rock a huge diamond ring.
But not all celeb brides-to-be go the Mariah Carey route and sport fist-sized bling. For some, a unique but tasteful ring is preferred — think colorful stones and modest diamonds.
We found nine of the most beautiful, unique and yet tasteful celebrity engagement rings — check them out in the slideshow below.
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