It’s been nearly two months since Rihanna has posted on her Instagram feed, but when she returned on Tuesday, she came back in the fiercest way.  RELATED: Rihanna swears by this game-changing Fenty Beauty eye cream - and it just launched The Work singer set Instagram on fire in a gorgeous, cream, sleeveless crochet mini dress that hugged her curves, and paired it with a pair of matching strappy Bottega Veneta stilettos that we want in our closets right now.

Toya Wright has been making her fans more than happy these days. She posted a lot of new pics which Reign Rushing and everyone knows just how madly in love fans are with the cute baby girl. When she posted the latest pic, Toya also revealed for her followers which is Reigny’s favorite song. Toya’s caption is the following: ‘you’re happy and you know it, clap your hands 👏🏽👏🏽 @reign_beaux favorite song.

Only five years after the manga first started, Chainsaw Man just continues to get better. The series — now also an anime adapted by MAPPA — was created by Tatuski Fujimoto, a talented manga artist known for his works like Fire Punch, and a growing number of excellent one-shots. Recommended Videos Chainsaw Man definitely falls within the shonen category, following the reliable guide map that’s made other titles like Naruto and Demon Slayer so popular; our protagonist has something about him that makes him extraordinary in his universe (in Denji’s case, the powers of the Chainsaw Devil), he is associated with a special organization that can help him achieve his goals, he makes close companions throughout his journey, etc.

For months, billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma has been missing. He hasn't been seen since late October…until Wednesday, that is, when he made his first public appearance in nearly three months. He spoke via video at a philanthropic event called Rural Teacher Initiative. Ma gave a speech to a group of teachers from schools in rural areas of China. Ma addressed 100 village teachers who were selected to receive accolades from the foundation.

The American icon is survived by his third wife Crystal Harris Hugh Hefner, American icon and founder of magazine, has died aged 91. Playboy Enterprises, Inc. announced the sad news via a statement which read: "Hugh M. Hefner, the American icon who in 1953 introduced the world to Playboy magazine and built the company into one of the most recognizable American global brands in history, peacefully passed away today from natural causes at his home, The Playboy Mansion, surrounded by loved ones.