Rihanna Parties in Her Undies

We see London, we see France: Rihanna went out clubbing in boxers and a bra top on Wednesday. (Splash News)

Somebody should tell Rihanna that she keeps wearing clothes that are meant for inside outside.

The 26-year-old "Diamonds" singer went to a New York City nightclub on Wednesday wearing a small black bra top and roomy white boxer shorts. Yep, it was pretty much underwear that she uniquely paired with high-heeled sandals, an oversized dark denim jacket, and deep purple lipstick.

The Barbadian beauty — who is back from Detroit, where she had been rehearsing with Eminem for their upcoming Monster tour — wore the ensemble to Manhattan's VIP Room, where she attended R&B singer Jeremih's "Don't Tell Em" single release party. And, despite recent brushes with a stalker in NYC, she seemed to be in a good mood as she arrived, even snapping a selfie with an excited fan.

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Being told she only had a few months to live was what spurred Belle Gibson to set up a business to help others in a similar situation.

Five years ago Belle Gibson was told she had a brain tumour  that could kill her within four months. Today the tumour is still there, under often personally challenging treatment, and Gibson has founded and is running a Melbourne-based iPhone/iPad app company with a global audience.

The app, The Whole Pantry, came out of 25-year-old Gibson’s determination not to be crushed by her cancer and to find a way to help people like herself who needed support – with their health and their whole lives. ‘‘I had gone through lots of adversity,’’ Gibson told me while we sat beside an amazing vegetable display in the big Whole Foods Market on 4th Street in San Francisco. It’s just up the road from the Moscone Center, where she was attending Apple’s 2014 World Wide Developer Conference.

Blake Lively Launches a Lifestyle Website and You Will Hate Yourself

The actress Blake Lively is following in the Prada-shod footsteps of Gwyneth Paltrow, Jessica Alba, and Lauren Conrad: She launched a lifestyle website. It’s called Preserve, and in her editor’s letter, Lively says her new website isn’t a new website, per se. It’s a “new street. A sort of greatest hits of ‘Main Street, USA’. While the whole world races to keep up with technology, we tighten our laces, join the race, but our end goal is to preserve what's already there.” So far, Preserve includes a paean to the art of letter writing, a recipe for “kick ass” baby-back ribs, and a featured artisan who makes leather goods through a distressing process described as “sensual.”