Waching daily Jan 31 2018

'I got 22 girlfriends': Quincy Jones, 84, reveals he's still a womanizer and has romantic partners as young as 28 all over the world

Quincy Jones might be 84, but old age hasnt stopped his womanizing ways.

In a GQ interview published on Monday, Jones revealed that he has romantic partners around the world — some as young as 28 — and theyre all aware of each other.

He told the magazine: I got 22 girlfriends. Everywhere. Cairo. Stockholm—shes coming in next week. Brazil—Belo Horizonte, São Paulo, and Rio. Shanghai—got a great girl over there from Shanghai, man.

22 girlfriends: Quincy Jones told GQ in an interview published Monday that he has lovers all over the world; pictured at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.

The famous producer has six daughters and a son through ex-wives Jeri Caldwell, Ulla Andersson, and Peggy Lipton, and former girlfriends, Carol Reynolds and Nastassja Kinski.

Jones further disclosed that he keeps things honest with his numerous partners about his womanizing ways: Yeah, I dont lie. And its amazing—women get it, man. Dont you ever forget theyre 13 years smarter than we are. Dont you ever forget it..

The Thriller producer clearly has an appetite for women, but when asked if hed date someone his own age, he told the magazine: Hell no! You see me with an 84-year-old woman? Are you crazy?.

When pressed as to why not, he responded with: Why not??? Why? For what, man? Theres nothing.theres no upside. You gotta be kidding.

I got me some technology out there that keep fat and old away from here. Buzzes if theyre too old..

Young girlfriend: Jones is pictured in 2001 with then-girlfriend Lisette Derouaux at the Hollywood Moms book party hosted by InStyle Magazine in New York.

Jones continued: But youd be surprised. These women, the young ones, are aggressive now. Oh my God, theyre fearless, man. All over the world. .

While the Off the Wall record producer prefers to date younger women, he admitted there are some age restrictions in place.

He said: Well, my daughters gave me new numbers, because they kept saying, Dad, you cant go out with girls younger than us. I said, Yall are not young anymore. So the new numbers are 28 to 42.

They gave them to me.. Proud father: the famous composer loves his daughters and frequently attends events with them; pictured is Kidada Jones, left, and Rashida Jones, right.

Despite his old age, the music legend said his desire for sex has not gone away: Not to me. Never. Uh-uh..

And while he doesnt plan to stop being a playboy, Jones thinks his punishment for his womanizer ways was to have gorgeous daughters.

He said: When youve been a dog all your life, God gives you beautiful daughters and you have to suffer. I love em so much. Theyre here all the time..

Dapper man! Jones owes his success as a womanizer to his dapper good looks, as pictured here in 1962.

Even though Jones is dealing with the punishment of having attractive daughters, he told the magazine that he wouldnt change anything about his past. He told GQ: Je ne regrette rien de tout.

I dont regret s**t. Fast forward to 2018: The acclaimed producer was most recently seen at Universal Music Groups Grammy Awards after party on Sunday.

For more infomation >> Quincy Jones is a womanizer at 84 with 22 girlfriends | news 24h - Duration: 5:41.

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Carli Lloyd Is Right Where She Wants to Be: Home - Duration: 10:31.

Carli Lloyd Is Right Where She Wants to Be: Home

Plenty of people dream about the opportunity to relive their past—a second chance to build, compete, maybe do it different this time.

So why not Carli Lloyd, 2015 World Cup hero, the iconic soccer player of her generation, as accomplished as any American in the history of the sport?.

Lloyd was part of a massive three-team trade in the National Women's Soccer League earlier this month.

Sam Kerr, the circuit's reigning MVP, headed to the Chicago Red Stars.

Christen Press, one of the most gifted finishers in the game, headed to the Houston Dash.

But the most interesting pairing of player and market has to be Lloyd, who made the decision to come home to New Jersey, and play on the field where she first made her name as a star at Rutgers University, at a pivotal time in the history of both the league as a whole and the Sky Blue FC team she expects to finish her career with.

"I think its huge, not only from an NWSL standpoint, for the entire state of New Jersey," Lloyd said in a phone interview.

"This is ultimately where my life began, and I take great pride in being a Jersey girl and going through the system here.

And I know that its of huge importance to do my bit off the field, and theres no better place to be able to do that.

"I have a relationship with New Jersey soccer.

Im affiliated with my [youth] club, Medford Strikers, and my personal coach and mentor James Galanis, whos got his Universal Soccer Academy [here].

So, there are so many different ties and so many different things that I can continue to do to help.".

Help is a dual role for Sky Blue FC, which has struggled to make the playoffs on the field and also, perhaps more significantly, regularly lags other NWSL teams in attendance.

This has very little to do with the passion for women's soccer in the area, and everything to do with the barriers the club faces.

Sky Blue FC plays home games at Yurcak Field, the home of Rutgers University soccer in Piscataway, New Jersey.

The field itself is fine, but the stands seat just 5,000.

There's a lone snack bar.

It's a fine collegiate field, but it is a collegiate field, and the difference in experience between a Sky Blue game and, say, a home game of the Portland Thorns at Providence Park or the Houston Dash at BBVA Compass Stadium, MLS stadiums both, is significant.

There's the geography of it all, as well: Rutgers is just far enough north of Philly and south of New York City that neither city covers the team very much.

There's no public transportation making for an easy trek to the games.

Even Jersey, and Rutgers itself, tends to empty out to the shore for the summer during the lion's share of the Sky Blue season.

Notably, Sky Blue FC saw attendance rise 21 percent year-over-year in 2017, but the front office decided more was needed, and brought in Lloyd as a centerpiece.

Incremental growth really wasn't going to get it done. Twenty-one percent rise only lifted Sky Blue to 2,613 per match.

That made them one of three teams averaging fewer than 3,000 per in the league.

Bringing in Lloyd is Sky Blue's way of trying to keep up.

The club could never reach the same people, even with an MVP talent like Sam Kerr, that they can with a transcendent local product and World Cup hero who is capable of sending fans home with memories of greatness every time she steps on the field.

It means so much, in fact, that Lloyd is willing to do something inconceivable for someone with a resume like hers: return to the college field, the locker room, of her youth.

Imagine Kobe Bryant ending his career after the Lakers by playing home games at Lower Merion High School.

"At the end of the day, what helps these owners out is getting butts in the seats," Lloyd said.

"We have to continue to try to get a way to get people in the stands.".

And there's something bigger than soccer here.

Lloyd is 35 now, newly married.

She spoke about her husband, Brian, who she says has waited while she pursued what it meant to be Carli Lloyd, flying all over the world for club and country, a commercial here, a stint at Man City there.

"My husband has been super, super supportive throughout the years," Lloyd said.

"Has not complained one single time.

So, I just felt in my heart that, after a year of being married, having the opportunity to potentially come home, it was just fitting, you know?.

The joy in her voice over something so simple—living in her own house—was undisguised, perhaps amplified because she was talking to me from an airport, on her way to Houston for a Susan G.

Komen Breast Cancer race.

"Im still going to be as dedicated as Ive ever been, she said.

Im still going to be doing all that I have to do.

But theres something to be said to not have to go scramble in another city, and find an apartment, and set up your cable, and pack a bag.

Its just going to be great to be able to leave my home every single day, to come home to my home, and just be there with my husband.

Lifes short, you know? Life is speeding by us quicker and quicker every year, and I want to enjoy the time at home, and enjoy it with my husband, and my friends, and family.".

Lloyd pointed out that numerous friends and family have already inquired about Sky Blue FC season tickets.

There's one more World Cup to train for in 2019, one more Olympics in 2020.

And Lloyd's going to do it from the comfort of the place she knows better than anywhere else, and maybe build a permanent, lasting professional monument in the process.

It may seem unlikely.

Then again, Lloyd seems to be at her happiest when you are betting against her.

"At this stage in my career, its the age doubt," Lloyd said.

"Its the same thing Tom Bradys going through, but he continues to shut those naysayers down, and its the same thing with me.

You know, Ive never felt more fit, more strong, more powerful, more explosive, and more hungry than ever in my entire career.

So the best is yet to come, and I know what I need to do to get to that point, and I know that theres bigger and better things awaiting me.".

For more infomation >> Carli Lloyd Is Right Where She Wants to Be: Home - Duration: 10:31.

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Kendall Jenner's beau Blake Griffin is a 'terrible kisser' | news 24h - Duration: 6:03.

'Worst date of my life': Kendall Jenner's boyfriend Blake Griffin is branded 'terrible kisser' by Olympian Lolo Jones

Kendall Jenner may be enjoying a romance with Blake Griffin. But according to a former flame, the NBA superstar has a low shooting percentage when it comes to kissing.

Olympian Lolo Jones took to Instagram on Monday to brand 28-year-old Griffin a terrible kisser during the worst date of her life.

  Kissing and telling? Lolo Jones Jones took to Instagram on Monday to brand Kendall Jenners boyfriend Blake Griffin a terrible kisser during the worst date of her life.

The revelation was made when ESPNs Sportscenter Instagram account posted a graphic that the NBA player had been traded from the Los Angeles Clippers to the Detroit Pistons.

An Instagram user named Josh Adkins then commented on the post: I think @lolojones has a thing for @blakegriffin32.

The Olympic hurdler then shocked many as she replied: nah I went on a date with him. Worst date of my life and hes a terrible kisser.. It remains unknown when the date between Lolo and Blake took place.

  Breaking: The Clippers and Pistons have agreed on a deal to trade Blake Griffin for Tobias Harris, Avery Bradley, Boban Marjanovic, a 1st-round and a 2nd-round draft pick, per @wojespnnba.

A post shared by SportsCenter (@sportscenter) on Jan 29, 2018 at 3:38pm PST. Ouch: The revelation was made when ESPNs Sportscenter Instagram account posted a graphic that the NBA player had been traded from the Los Angeles Clippers to the Detroit Pistons.

Jones has moved on from a successful track and field career to competitive bobsledding and was even part of the bobsledding team at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.

However she will not be coming back for a second try at a medal as she was left off the team for this years competition in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Being branded an awful kisser may be the least the 6feet10 power forward has to worry about, however, as he was traded from Los Angeles to Detroit in a blockbuster trade.

Moving on: Jones has moved on from a successful track and field career to competitive bobsledding and was even part of the bobsledding team at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.

Now if he wants to continue his relationship with Kendall, it must be a long distance relationship as the reality star has been somewhat of a staple at his home games at Staples Center in LA this season.

Blake and Kendall, 22, have been dating for four months as they have been spotted together on outings since September.

According to ESPN, in exchange for Griffin and two other players, the Clippers will receive Tobias Harris, Avery Bradley, Boban Marjanovic, and a first- and second-round draft pick.

Just us: Blake and Kendall, 22, have been dating for four months as they have been spotted together on outings since September, they are pictured together in Malibu back in September.

Perhaps the fatal flaw on Griffins part was not asking for a no-trade clause on the mega-deal contract he signed just seven months ago.

Back in June, he signed a five-year, $171 million year but without the clause the Clippers could move him however they saw fit.

No doubt it will be a big transition in Griffins life as he has spent his entire professional career in Southern California as he was drafted by the LA Clippers in 2009.

Support system: The reality star has been somewhat of a staple at his home games at Staples Center in LA this season, as she is pictured at one back in November .

For more infomation >> Kendall Jenner's beau Blake Griffin is a 'terrible kisser' | news 24h - Duration: 6:03.

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How ethical is 'Law of the Jungle'? - Duration: 7:17.

How ethical is 'Law of the Jungle'?

The SBS variety show Law of the Jungle indeed wanted to do the extreme.

They wanted to be bold, as they went for an unprecedented concept to conquer the jungle.

Especially since viewers from South Korea and other metropolitan cities were not used to seeing life lived in that manner, the producers had created a real survival show and not a metaphoric one intended to describe audition programs.

Throughout the years, the highly-rated program amassed popularity by going abroad to remote locations around the world and making mock-documentaries about making ends meet with primitive methods.

The main host of the show, Kim Byung Man, even won the Grand Prize at the 2017 SBS Entertainment Awards.

But, what exactly is the definition of survival in this show? Is the main objective of the show really about surviving or simply to promote a piece of entertainment by broadcasting intense images of animal cruelty? Is it really about a mans instinctive nature or just to celebrate the outdated values of coarse masculinity?.

As much as people found it refreshing to see celebrities try something new, to let their guards down and show their bare faces without make-up, the dangers that the stars had to face were sometimes frowned upon by many fans.

But, in addition to the troubles of danger, the fundamental issue of the show was a lot more serious.

On several occasions, the authenticity of the show as questioned for various reasons.

Once, a guest was seen with a cigarette in his hand, and in another instance, the food that was supposedly prepared from scratch turned out to be canned tuna fish.

If we were to take account all of these ongoing shreds of evidence, then the ethical question of specifically slaughtering animals for real survival comes to light.

When other aspects of the show are not authentic, then there leaves little room to treat the whole show as authentic, especially if the producers are basing this show off of a philosophical meaning to make viewers experience the real jungle life.

The truth is, though, the staff and cast are not in search of any greater meaning; they are filming a variety program and easily damaging or feigning to damage wildlife for the sake of entertainment.

Therefore, aside from the question of the shows authenticity, the scenes purposely included in order to create the struggle for survival are many a time too overboard.

Footages of hunting rare species such as dik-dik and grilling live birds on trees were aired on public television for audiences of all ages and backgrounds to see.

They did not show any regard for elements of animal cruelty, senseless savagery, and the possibility of destroying the ecosystem.

They also do not show concrete evidence that there is always a diplomatic agreement, one that allows the team to perform these activities on the native lands.

Of course, every individual and culture has different value systems.

For some, hunting for a good game is an ordinary pastime, and consuming wild animals for food could be a ritual for others.

But what Law of the Jungle does is not a practice that fits into any of these categories.

On the surface, it creates an image of understanding wildlife and the native peoples, but in fact, they do the exact opposite.

When the staff and celebrities could perfectly have access to the food and necessities (as they have accidentally proven on many occasions), they maintain the theme of opting for survival and staging extreme situations to entertain viewers who are watching the show in the convenience of their living rooms.

One time, the producers of the show even went on to exploit the image of indigenous people by pretending that they were there by chance, and that, therefore the cast must not make [those people] angry.

Little did the public know, the natives on that episode were only a part of a tourist package in the Waorani Expedition.

Whenever I ask fans of the show why the cast members are harming nature, the collective answer that I get is: Well, they dont have anything else to do or eat! To properly address the issue, however, we must do the following.

First, we must treat the show as an entertainment – be clear on what is real and what is not – and, second, ask ourselves whether what we are watching is truly ethical by our own standards.

There is an old Korean traditional saying You pay to be in distress, a line similar to Lets not borrow trouble, in English.

An axiom that comments on how humans sometimes get themselves into misery on their own will, the saying can be applied to this show as a product of entertainment.

Even after knowing what the controversial factors are, deciding to accept the show and watch it regularly is your own free choice.

Nevertheless, just like the rule in any other media on television, you must first know what youre watching before making oneself believe that you are actually being entertained.