Rihanna flaunts her derriere for Rolling Stone cover

Rihanna has flaunted her booty-licious side on the cover of the upcoming issue of Rolling Stone magazine.

The 24-year-old Umbrella singer donned a barely there pair of metallic ripped hot pants that appear to have been sprayed on to her, reports the Daily Mail.

She paired the risqu shorts with a loose fitting white vest and colourful jewellery for the shoot and wore her hair in wild red curls.

Rihanna is known for her ample curves and her outrageous outfits.

 Pop star Lady Gaga has become the first person to have nine million followers on micro blogging site Twitter.

The eccentric singer became the most popular person on the social networking site last August overtaking Britney Spears when they both had just over 5.7 million followers, reports the BBC.

She joined Twitter in 2008 with her first Tweet saying she was rehearsing for the Just Dance video.

Justin Bieber is the second most popular celebrity on the site, with just over 8.3 million followers.

Gaga'''''s latest single, Born This Way, is at number one in the Billboard Hot 100 and made it to number three in the official UK singles chart.

The star also has 31 million fans on Facebook and her videos have had more than a billion views on YouTube.

Kim Kardashian and her new beau Kris Humphries are rumoured to be getting very serious.

The basketball player hacked the reality TV star's Twitter account and tweeted, 'I am so happy my future husband just surprised me!'

When her friends inquired about the tweet, Kim responded, 'Hump was playing on my phone. I will get him back!'

Things seem to be moving quickly for the sexy pair and Kardashian has already met Humphries'' parents, reports the Daily Telegraph.

'They really seemed to hit it off,' a source revealed to American cable channel E! News last month.

If sources are to be believed, then late Dame Elizabeth Taylor's vast collection of jewellery will be auctioned at world-famous auction house Christie's.

The late actress's dazzling array of gems are rumored to be worth about 150 million dollars in total.

According to the sources familiar with matter, the collection would be put up for sale at Christie's, the famous British auction house, which has salesrooms in major cities across the globe, including Los Angeles, where Taylor died last week.

Luxury Jewels of Beverly Hills President and CEO Peter Sedghi, who worked with the legendary beauty on her own House of Taylor jewelry line, said that Taylor had an 'amazing eye' for jewelry.

'To be honest, she knew more than I did,' the New York Post quoted him as telling People magazine.

'When you would show her stones, she would tell you the origin, if it's good quality, bad quality, where it came from,' he added.