Rihanna will be performing tomorrow night for the “Saturday Night Live” season finale. Peep her promo clip and find out how Bill Cosby responded to the multiple sex allegations brought against him in a new interview on “GMA” inside….
That Rihanna reign just wont let up.
After the release of Rih’s history making Dior campaign, the Bajan beauty is gearing up for a night of laughs and a performance for the season finale of “Saturday Night Live,” going down tomorrow night.
The Pop princess has been tapped to rock the stage and comedian Louis C.K. will be hosting. No word on what tracks she will be performing, but we’re sure RiRi has something big planned for the 40th season finale.
In the promo clip, Rihanna, Louis and “SNL” actress Leslie Jones have a little fun. Check it below:
Tune in to see Rih hit the stage tomorrow night at 11:30 pm ET on NBC.
Speaking of Rih....
The "BBHMM" singer, becoming the first black woman to front a Dior campaign, has released a sneak peek at the fourth episode of Dior’s “Secret Garden” video campaign series, titled "Only If For A Night." Fashion photographer Steven Klein revealed it will premiere Monday, May 18th on Dior.com. In the meantime, check out the clips above and below.
In other news....
Bill Cosby is finally breaking his silence and speaking out about the sexual assault allegations brought against him from multiple different women. Well...sort of.
“The Cosby Show” creator appeared on “Good Morning America” this morning in an interview with ABC correspondent Linsey Davis to promote his march across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, AL with underprivileged students. Today, he is set to speak to high school students to help raise awareness about underfunded schools in Selma, collaborating with the Black Belt Community Foundation.
In the interview clip, set to air in full on "Nightline" tonight, the 77-year- comedian was asked how he would respond if a student asked him about the sexual assault allegations. He said,
"I'm not sure that they will come like that. I think that many of them will say, 'Well you're a hypocrite, you say one thing, you say the other.' My point is, listen to me carefully, I'm telling you where the road is out. You wanna be here, or you wanna be concerned about who is giving you the message?"
When asked if he thinks the allegations will overshadow his philanthropic work, he responded,
“I have been in this business 52 years and I’ve never seen anything like this. Reality is the situation and I can’t speak.”
So what would he like his legacy to be? He said,
"I really know about what I'm going to do tomorrow. I have a ton of ideas to put on television about people and their love for each other."
Well there you have it.
Check out more of Bill’s interview on “Nightline” tonight on ABC.
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