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| BRITs: Jack Whitehall copies Harry Styles and Ginger Spice - Daily Mail Posted: 18 Feb 2020 12:43 PM PST Jack Whitehall suffered a fashion faux pas as he kicked off the BRIT awards wearing a matching outfit to Harry Styles. In the hilarious clip, the comedian kicked off the show by presenting international female artist nominee Lizzo with a glass of champagne, as he joked he had some 'fizzo for Lizzo'. However she appeared to have mistaken him for a member of staff as she asked him to polish her flute and take her dry cleaning. Convincing himself that he was a worthy host, Jack then tried on several new looks including outfit inspired by Geri Horner, Chewbacca and Harry.  Awkward: Jack Whitehall suffered a fashion faux pas as he kicked off the BRIT awards wearing a matching outfit to Harry Styles After putting on a shimmering jumpsuit with a very low-cut neckline, Jack was thrilled with his appearance. Unfortunately, he decided he needed to get changed again when he stepped out into the hallway and found Harry wearing the exact same outfit. The pair, who looked hilariously dismayed at each other's outfits in the hilarious clip, also sported matching pearls. Jack went for a vintage vibe for his Ginger Spice look, wearing Geri's iconic Union Jack miniskirt she wore at the 1997 Brits along with a flame-haired wig.  Matching: After putting on a shimmering jumpsuit with a very low-cut neckline, Jack was thrilled with his appearance until he met Harry wearing the same thing  Paying homage: Convincing himself that he was a worthy host, Jack then tried on several new looks including outfit inspired by Geri Horner, Chewbacca and Harry Lewis Capaldi, Stormzy and Billie Eilish led the winners on Tuesday evening in a largely male dominated BRIT Awards shortlist. Lewis, 23, claimed two awards from four nominations, triumphing in the categories for New Artist and Song of the Year. The latter nomination was awarded for hit single Someone You Loved, a track Capaldi insisted was written for his late grandmother - not former girlfriend and current Love Island star Paige Turley.  Outfits: Jack also donned an outfit inspired by Liam Gallagher as he prepared to host the show Meanwhile Stormzy, 26, picked up the award for Best Male Solo Artist in front of a star-studded audience that included ex-girlfriend Maya Jama. Accepting his award, the grime star was quick to reference the gender disparity at this year's ceremony by thanking the team of 'brilliant women' who form his management team. Rising superstar Billie Eilish, 18, received a nod in the International Female Solo Artist category alongside the likes of Lizzo and Ariana Grande. And after performing new James Bond soundtrack No Time To Die live for the first time, she claimed her first BRIT Award from former Spice Girl Mel C.  A-list: Jack kicked off the show by presenting international female artist nominee Lizzo with a glass of champagne Despite Billie's success, only four nominations out of a possible 25 in the categories which are not gender-specific featured women. There were no female performers included in the shortlists for best group or album awards, although English singer Mabel, 23, was nominated for three awards and ultimately claimed one of the biggest of the night - Best British Female Artist. Elsewhere Dave's excellent Psychodrama beat stiff competition to win Best Album ahead of Stormzy's new release Heavy Is The Head, Michael Kiwanuka's self-titled LP Harry Styles' Fine Line and Lewis Capaldi's Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent.  Outfit: Jack also sported a shimmering blazer with a white shirt and a black ribbon as he took inspiration from Madonna Oxford based band Foals won Best Group after a return to the spotlight with their conceptual, two-part Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost. The group beat Bastille, Bring Me The Horizon, Coldplay and D-Block Europe to the honour on Tuesday night. Taking it global, innovative rapper Tyler, The Creator beat Bruce Springsteen, Burna Boy, Dermot Kennedy and Post Malone in the category for International Male Solo Artist. The lack of nominations in for female artists comes despite a major overhaul of the Brits' voting academy in 2017 to make it more gender balanced and diverse, with hundreds of new members invited to join the pool. The awards are voted for by around 1,500 people from across the UK music industry including journalists, record label employees and musicians. The rising star winner was announced as Celeste late last year, while the producer of the year will be announced at a later date. The international group and video categories were axed by organisers this year.  Back in action: Jack returned as host of the Brits this year after previously presenting the show in 2018 and 2019  |
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| Dear Abby: I don’t think I can date a man who dresses like this - The Mercury News Posted: 18 Feb 2020 01:00 AM PST DEAR ABBY: This is a delicate subject for me, one I've never been faced with before.  I have been speaking to a really nice guy I met online, and after many weeks of talking, we decided to meet up. It wasn't anyplace special or expensive; it was a lunch spot. I wore jeans and new shoes and did my hair to look nice for him. We had a pleasant lunch, which he insisted on paying for. Abby, in his pictures, he is very handsome. In most of them he was well-dressed and -kept. He showed up in a knit ski hat that covered nearly his whole head, and the rest of his attire was wrinkled and sloppy. It was not what I expected for our first date that we had been talking about for a long time. I'm thinking I may be disappointed because I may have built up expectations in my head.We are talking about a second date, and I'd like to give him another chance to crisp himself up, but I would like to handle it delicately so as not to hurt his feelings. I never thought of myself as judgmental. Am I being unreasonable for wishing my new boyfriend wants to look good for me as I do for him? How do I handle this? SECOND THOUGHTS
DEAR SECOND THOUGHTS: Here's how. Recognize that he is not your "new boyfriend"; he is only a candidate for the "job." Go out with him a few more times and get to know him well enough that you can have an honest conversation with him. If he doesn't shape up, at that point, tell him what you told me. Leave out the part about blaming yourself for your feelings. They are honest, and you are entitled to them, and, frankly, you might be doing him a favor to speak up. DEAR ABBY: I have been friends with "Caroline" for more than 20 years. Her husband is present when they visit us because they live out of state, and when I visit her, he is there. I have been married for 28 years, and my husband doesn't join me when I visit Caroline. Caroline travels worldwide for work. Her husband has family near me. One time, when he was in town and she was traveling, I invited him to meet me for dinner. He got the wrong idea and thought it was a date behind his wife's back. She knew we were having dinner, but I never revealed to her that he made a pass at me that evening. I corrected him, explained I wasn't trying to start a romance and emphasized I would never do that to my friend. When I got home that night, my husband asked how dinner went, and I shared what happened. He took it personally. He felt disrespected and told me to tell Caroline. Others I have spoken to about this said don't say anything. This happened a year or two ago. My husband and I are now invited to the wedding of Caroline's stepdaughter. My husband refuses to go because of what happened. He insists I should tell Caroline and explain why he isn't coming. I have no feelings whatsoever for her husband and would never engage in anything with him. Their marriage is already rocky. Both have had extramarital affairs, and he said he planned to divorce her last year but hasn't. Should I tell Caroline what happened? COVERING UP DEAR COVERING: I see nothing positive to be gained by telling Caroline at this late date. It's ancient history. Caroline already knows that her husband has cheated in the past. I do not think it would be helpful to rock the boat. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.  |
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