Nicki Minaj Angers London Cops? Pop Star

Apparently, Nicki Minaj got into a bit of a dust-up with London police on the last day of her U.K. press tour.

The rapper and her entourage went to take some snapshots of London's Buckingham Palace following an interview with British radio personality Tim Westwood. Minaj and her crew didn't realize that it is illegal to park outside the royal estate and the palace police basically chased them off of the premises.

"Trying to take a picture by the Buckingham Palace. Got chased by the police the 1st time but the paps helped us get pics from a different angle of the palace. Lmaoooooooooo. #moment4life," Nicki tweeted.

The British trip has been drama-filled. Minaj reportedly had to sneak in and out of side entrances of BBC 1 to do her interview because of the overwhelming crush of fans outside the front doors of the offices.

'Minaj-mania?'

Beyonce Heat Commercial Banned + Behind the scenes + Thanksgiving Day Show

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BEYONCÉ HEAT - CATCH THE FEVER Behind The Scenes   

The ad campaign, by perfume company Coty UK, featured Beyoncé wearing a short red dress and acting seductively, was described by the Advertising Standards Authority as “sexually provocative” and “unsuitable to be seen by young children”. The ad was set to the song Fever.
A number of complaints were received by the ASA from members of the public, who said that their children had seen the ad in the middle of the day during family programming. The commercial already carried a restriction imposed by Clearcast, which vets TV ads before they are aired, not to be shown in or around children’s programming.
Coty said that the TV ad was “intended to reflect the singer Beyoncé’s personal ‘sexy chic’ style” and that the ad was not “overtly graphic or explicitly sexual and at no point was Beyoncé naked”. The company added that the commercial was “stylised and in keeping with other ads in the genre”.
However, the ASA said the ad should not have been run so early in the day and ordered that it should not now be aired before 7.30pm in the evening.
“Beyoncé’s body movements and the camera’s prolonged focus on shots of her dress slipping away to partially expose her breasts created a sexually provocative ad that was unsuitable to be seen by young children,” said the ASA. “We considered that the ad should not have been shown before 7.30pm due to the sexually provocative nature of the imagery.”

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Well i flat out think she's the best who ever did, done etc IT hahahaha