Every. Last. Detail.

Source: http://www.crazydaysandnights.net

Want to know why the former A+ list rapper didn’t go after the former A+ list tweener in his current Twitter feud?

Because she knows every last detail about that A list designer he doesn’t speak to any longer.

Every. Last. Detail.

Our former A+ list tweener would blast that out in a second and his career would end much like the tree in Christmas Vacation.

Miley Cyrus

Kanye West

Riccardo Tisci

“Imagine” the Twitter “War Is Over” With Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande’s Newest Singles

While the world was focused on the angry tweets between two of the world’s most successful musicians with nothing better to do, Miley Cyrus and Ariana Grande each dropped new singles on Dec. 13.

“guys, i know there are grown men arguing online rn,” Grande tweeted, presumably in reference to a deluge of Drake-dissing tweets from Kanye West, “but miley and i dropping our beautiful, new songs tonight so if y’all could please jus behave for just like a few hours so the girls can shine that’d be so sick thank u.” – Source

A Burberry Rave with Ezra Miller and Miley Cyrus

Friday night in London, Riccardo Tisci hosted his first party as the chief creative officer of Burberry, taking the opportunity to celebrate two staples of British culture: Vivienne Westwood and clubbing. The party rang in his collaboration with Westwood, whose nearby presence could be felt all night. (“She’s here,” one guest gasped, his hands on heart.) Opting for a one thousand-person rave, Tisci selected decor that included torchlit chandeliers, a cellist, go-go dancers in Burberry check print bikinis that matched the floor-to-ceiling wallpaper, shirtless bartenders, and, most importantly, the most elaborately dressed club kids London has to offer. The venue was the Chelsea Sorting House, a former post office located only a few blocks from the King’s Road, where Dame Vivienne got her start.

Keeping the club kids company were Ezra Miller, Miley Cyrus (who performed London’s G-A-Y party later that evening), Tisci’s longtime confidante Ladyfag, RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Violet Chachki, beauty visionary Isamaya Ffrench, Matt Smith, and Mia Goth. M.I.A. performed a hit-heavy set that still felt punk, especially as she ditched her Burberry heels to climb a speaker and issue a resounding, “Free Palestine!” By the time the lights switched on at 2 a.m., ending Honey Dijon’s set, guests had certainly forgotten that they were at a fashion party in Chelsea, and not a warehouse east of Shoreditch. – Source