Trina was the victim of theft recently, as the Diamond Princess’ cell phone was stolen and personal pictures she snapped on the device, including nude images, were leaked online.
Rapper Trina’s fans were surprised to see some extremely personal photos of the musician hit the Internet over the weekend. Pictures that seemed to be taken with a cellphone showed Trina exposing her breasts and, less scandalously, posing with boyfriend Kenyon Martin.
She said, “I personally would not want a picture of me exposed leaked. I lost my phone, and I had some pictures of me that I don’t want the world to see. I’m thinking that if it ever came out, I’m devastated. It’s not sex tape pictures, but it’s still … I don’t want you to see it.”
Trina added, “I don’t feel like, as an artist, that I need to do anything to expose myself. I don’t need to put out a nude photo for press. I don’t need to do that. I don’t want a sex tape of me and my significant other to be worldwide for the world to see. That’s a personal endeavor.”
Trina’s leaked nude photos follow similar situations that Rihanna and Cassie had to deal with last year.
Experts warn to think twice before taking private images on mobile devices, which can easily be lost and subject to strangers digging into your private material.
Wittelsbach Blue Diamond updates :- A rare, 5-carat pink diamond was auctioned off for a record $10.8 million in Hong Kong on Tuesday, putting some shine back into the world’s rare and large stones market which was badly hit by the financial crisis.
The stone, of a “vivid pink” hue and considered near perfect, but not quite flawless, triggered brisk bidding in Christie’s autumn sales of Asian and Chinese art in Hong Kong.
The price smashed the previous record, set 15 years ago in Geneva for a 19.66-carat stone that sold for $7.4 million. The pink gem’s per-carat price of $2.2 million was also the highest ever paid for any diamond at auction, Christie’s said.
“No stone has ever been sold for $2 million a carat, we were used to … a million dollars a carat for colored diamonds but never 2 million,” said Francois Curiel, Christie’s Europe chairman. “This is an absolute record that is not going to be broken for a while I believe.”
The stone, set in a so-called “cushion-cut” ring by famed jewelers Graff Diamonds, was just a quarter the size of the Geneva stone and not quite flawless but the stone’s “vivid pink” is considered near perfect. Curiel described it as a “fabulous pink diamond, probably one of the rarest stones I’ve ever seen.”
While the South African-mined diamond isn’t quite rated flawless given minor blemishes, Christie’s said that these could be removed by minor repolishing.
Christie’s has a track-record of putting rare polished stones up for sale in Asia, given its confidence in the depth of the Asian market for the world’s top gemstones and artwork.
Last May, before the financial crisis began to hurt the global auction market, Christie’s sold a squash-ball-sized, 101.27-carat diamond in Hong Kong for $6.2 million.
Sweet Caroline “is a song written and performed by Neil Diamond and officially launched on 16 September 1969, as one. There are three different mixes of this song. The original mono mix of 45 had an orchestra and glockenspiel high compared to the stereo version on the journey of love Salvation Show Brother LP. The third is a remix version is only in the initial release of CD “by Neil Diamond His 12 Greatest Hits”. This version has the orchestra mixed down very remarkable and has mixed choirs. It has a long go too. The song peaked at # 4 on the Billboard charts and eventually went platinum for sales of one million singles .
In the fall of 1969, Diamond performed “Sweet Caroline” on several television programs. He later reached number 8 on the UK singles in 1971. In an interview in 2007, Diamond revealed the inspiration for “Sweet Caroline” was President John F. Kennedy ’s daughter, Caroline Kennedy, who was eleven at the time. Diamond sang the song to her on her 50th birthday celebration in 2007.
Trina was the victim of theft recently, as the Diamond Princess’ cell phone was stolen and personal pictures she snapped on the device, including nude images, were leaked online.
The stone, of a “vivid pink” hue and considered near perfect, but not quite flawless, triggered brisk bidding in Christie’s autumn sales of Asian and Chinese art in Hong Kong.
Sweet Caroline “is a song written and performed by Neil Diamond and officially launched on 16 September 1969, as one. There are three different mixes of this song. The original mono mix of 45 had an orchestra and glockenspiel high compared to the stereo version on the journey of love Salvation Show Brother LP. The third is a remix version is only in the initial release of CD “by Neil Diamond His 12 Greatest Hits”. This version has the orchestra mixed down very remarkable and has mixed choirs. It has a long go too. The song peaked at # 4 on the Billboard charts and eventually went platinum for sales of one million singles .
