Toujour Pur

i’m gonna stay home all day, maybe clean my room and do the laundry.. and i plan to sleep the whole afternoon, pambawi sa very exhausting weekday! harshness.. i wish i’m home ayt now.. awww…

 

Prime Minister David Thompson made the announcement at a rally Thursday night in the capital, Bridgetown, to honor the 20-year-old singer, born Robyn Rihanna Fenty.

Thompson said the government also was recognizing Rihanna’s contributions by giving her a "piece of the rock" — a plot of real estate in the exclusive Apes Hill area of St. James parish.

Other honorary ambassadors for Barbados include Obadele Thompson, an island-born sprinter who won the bronze medal in the 100 meters at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia.

Rihanna burst onto the music scene in 2005 with her debut album "Music of the Sun." Her megahit "Umbrella," released last May, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and stayed there for seven weeks.

Accompanied by R&B singer Chris Brown, she arrived on the island Thursday afternoon from London, where she attended the Brit Awards ceremony.

Aaron Carter’s doggies were collateral damage when the cops busted him for allegedly driving with a bunch of marijuana.

 

 Carter was popped in Texas yesterday on charges of possession of at least two ounces of pot. But he had two pit bulls with him at the time — one puppy and one full-grown.

When AC was taken to jail, his dogs went to the pound. As soon as he was sprung, he went to Sam B. Coffey Animal Shelter to retrieve them — and had to pay a $70 impound fee.

The woman who runs the shelter tells TMZ that Carter’s dogs "were very, very well-trained" and that Aaron was "extremely happy to see his dogs and they were well cared-for."

He might have been just "extremely happy" not to be in jail anymore.