Feb 23, 2021
Megan Thee Stallion goes full Mean Girls for Coach
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Coach debuted its Fall 2021 collection on Monday with a pop culture-inspired video featuring star-studded parodies of classic movie and TV moments.
Brand ambassador Megan Thee Stallion tackles the role of Regina George from “Mean Girls,” twerking on a football field in a monogram sweatshirt and matching miniskirt while classmates exchange salacious gossip inspired by lines from the 2004 cinematic classic.
“Each of her dogs has its own bedroom,” one confides, while another reveals, “Her nails are so long, she accidentally gouged my eye out. And it was awesome!”
Megan Thee Stallion parodied Regina George from “Mean Girls” for Coach’s New York Fashion Week presentation. YouTubeIn another scene, global Coach face Jennifer Lopez sings along to Blondie’s 1980 hit “Call Me” in a phone booth while baring her famous abs in a tied-up tee and trench coat.
The brand also tapped Michael B. Jordan, Kaia Gerber, Tavi Gevinson and “Riverdale” stars KJ Apa and Cole Sprouse for the nostalgic video.
Jennifer Lopez sings along to Blondie in Coach’s Fall 2021 collection video.YouTubeIn a press release, Coach’s creative director Stuart Vevers said he wanted the new collection and presentation to “make sense and resonate in these unique times.”
“I have always loved exploring the intersection of fashion and pop culture at Coach,” he added.
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UN says 41 Europe-bound migrants have drown in Mediterranean
CAIRO (AP) — At least 41 people drowned over the weekend when their boat capsized in the Central Mediterranean, the U.N. said on Wednesday, the latest shipwreck involving migrants fleeing conflict-stricken Libya and seeking better life in Europe.
The U.N. migration and refugee agencies said in a joint statement that the dead were among at least 120 migrants on a dinghy that left Libya on Feb. 18. The shipwreck took place two days later, it said.
A commercial vessel rescued the survivors and took them to the Sicilian port town of Porto Empedocle in Italy, they added.
Only one body was recovered, and the missing included three children and four women, one of whom left behind a newborn baby currently in Lampedusa, it said.
The shipwreck was the latest along the Central Mediterranean migration route, where about 160 Europe-bound migrants have died since the beginning of 2021, the U.N. agencies said.
In the years since the 2011 uprising that ousted and killed longtime dictator Moammar Gadhafi, war-torn Libya has emerged as the dominant transit point for migrants fleeing war and poverty in Africa and the Middle East.
Smugglers often pack desperate families into ill-equipped rubber boats that stall and founder along the perilous Central Mediterranean route.
Over the last several years, hundreds of thousands of migrants have reached Italy either on their own or after being rescued at sea.
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