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Singer BRITNEY SPEARS seen with coffee staints on her sweater in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills, 2010-1-7 / Back to black... Newly brunette songstress BRITNEY SPEARS made a quick and inscrutable appearance today: BRIT jumped into a store on Beverly Drive just to jump back into her car after beeing reportedly one minute inside, and shortly after she drove with her bodyguard to the Chateau Marmont to meet up with Jason Trawick. BRITNEY looked quite out of the question in her outfit for the swanky Chateau, showing off her gnawed off and splintered finger nails. She was braless under the cut-off sweater, which was decorated with some staints that looked like Starbucks Frappuccino leftovers. BRITNEY wore her beloved Ga Ga Galore shades and a $650 CC SKYE Janey Fringe Hobo bag. © Copyright 2010, Most Wanted Pictures, Inc. | Tarzana | CA 91356 | USA | photo@mostwantedpictures.net (FOTO:DUKAS/MOST WANTED PICS)
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud of Kherson landfill, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge among the piles of rubbish.
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud of Kherson landfill, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge among the piles of rubbish.
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
Oleksandr together with his wife Svitlana has been transporting their truck full of waste to the landfill for years. His wife says that the entrance to the landfill was barred by a Russian checkpoint.
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
Two Russian helmets at the Kherson landfill. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge among the piles of rubbish.
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
Svitlana Viktorivna, 45, mother of 4, who together with her husband Oleksandr (inside the track) has been transporting their truck full of waste to the landfill for years, says that the entrance to the landfill was barred by a Russian checkpoint.
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
“The Russians drove a Kamaz (truck) full of garbage and corpses all together and unloaded,” says a garbage collector from Kherson (in the photo). “Do you think someone was gonna bury them? They dumped them and then dumped the trash over them, and that’s it.”
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Russians accused of burning bodies at Kherson landfill
Residents and workers say occupying forces used site to burn bodies of fallen Russian soldiers.
The landfill site on the edge of Kherson offers some visible hints here and there, among the piles of rubbish, to what locals and workers say happened in its recent past. Russian flags, uniforms and helmets emerge from the putrid mud, while hundreds of seagulls and dozens of stray dogs scavenge around.
As the Russian occupation of the region was on its last legs over the summer, the site, once a mundane place where residents disposed of their rubbish, became a no-go area, according to Kherson's inhabitants, fiercely sealed off by the invading forces from presumed prying eyes.
The reason for the jittery secrecy, several residents and workers at the site told the Guardian, was that the occupying forces had a gruesome new purpose there: dumping the bodies of their fallen brethren, and then burning them.
Iryna, 40, a resident from Kherson (at the center in the photo) says to the Guardian: “Every time our army shelled the Russians there, they moved the remains to the landfill and burned them."
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
This Sunday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson prepares to tell the nation of his plans on easing lockdown and how the new normal will work as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
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Fly tipping increases during UK lockdown
London UK. Council workers sift through rubbish dumped on the streets in Tooting Broadway South West London. Fly tipping has been an increasing problem in the UK as council tips have been forced to closes during lockdown.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
Pictured: A 5ft baby fatberg at Thames Water sewage station in Twickenham.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
Pictured: A 5ft baby fatberg at Thames Water sewage station in Twickenham.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
Pictured: A 5ft baby fatberg at Thames Water sewage station in Twickenham.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
Pictured: A 5ft baby fatberg at Thames Water sewage station in Twickenham.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
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Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'. Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes
Fighting fatbergs: 'This is now a huge environmental issue'.Christmas is peak time for blockages and consumers are urged to be more careful about what they put down pipes.
Pictured: A 5ft baby fatberg at Thames Water sewage station in Twickenham.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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PEOPLE - Brad Pitt geht auf einen Burger mit Pax
*PREMIUM EXCLUSIVE* Los Angeles, CA - Brad Pitt takes his son Pax to Umami Burger. The father son duo look cool in slacks and tees. Brad accessorizes with a hat and shades. Pax carries two Abita Root Beers while Brad carries the takeaway food.
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*EXCLUSIVE* Ryan Gosling throws Eva Mendes a "Moonlight" Birthday Party! **NO WEB, MUST CALL FOR PRICING**
*EXCLUSIVE* **NO WEB, MUST CALL FOR PRICING** Glendale, CA - Eva Mendes can't wipe the smile off her face after partner Ryan Gosling throws her a party at "Moonlight Rollerway" for her 41st birthday. Looks like Ryan invited Eva's family, including her mom Eva and sister Janet, along with other close friends and family members. The no frills roller skating rink appeared to be a hit as the party patrons were all beaming with smiles after the party ended. Eva walked out with her hands full of flowers, gift bags with presents, including some stuff from Lululemon and a brand new yoga mat that was carried out by her nanny, who brought out Esmeralda in her car seat separately. Ryan and Eva also appeared to be gifted their own pair of new Roller Skates for some future date nights. Plenty of balloons, left over cake and food filled up two cars to take home and pick at in the coming days.
**SHOT ON 3/5/15**
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*EXCLUSIVE* Ryan Gosling throws Eva Mendes a "Moonlight" Birthday Party! **NO WEB, MUST CALL FOR PRICING**
*EXCLUSIVE* **NO WEB, MUST CALL FOR PRICING** Glendale, CA - Eva Mendes can't wipe the smile off her face after partner Ryan Gosling throws her a party at "Moonlight Rollerway" for her 41st birthday. Looks like Ryan invited Eva's family, including her mom Eva and sister Janet, along with other close friends and family members. The no frills roller skating rink appeared to be a hit as the party patrons were all beaming with smiles after the party ended. Eva walked out with her hands full of flowers, gift bags with presents, including some stuff from Lululemon and a brand new yoga mat that was carried out by her nanny, who brought out Esmeralda in her car seat separately. Ryan and Eva also appeared to be gifted their own pair of new Roller Skates for some future date nights. Plenty of balloons, left over cake and food filled up two cars to take home and pick at in the coming days.
**SHOT ON 3/5/15**
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*EXCLUSIVE* Ryan Gosling throws Eva Mendes a "Moonlight" Birthday Party! **NO WEB, MUST CALL FOR PRICING**
*EXCLUSIVE* **NO WEB, MUST CALL FOR PRICING** Glendale, CA - Eva Mendes can't wipe the smile off her face after partner Ryan Gosling throws her a party at "Moonlight Rollerway" for her 41st birthday. Looks like Ryan invited Eva's family, including her mom Eva and sister Janet, along with other close friends and family members. The no frills roller skating rink appeared to be a hit as the party patrons were all beaming with smiles after the party ended. Eva walked out with her hands full of flowers, gift bags with presents, including some stuff from Lululemon and a brand new yoga mat that was carried out by her nanny, who brought out Esmeralda in her car seat separately. Ryan and Eva also appeared to be gifted their own pair of new Roller Skates for some future date nights. Plenty of balloons, left over cake and food filled up two cars to take home and pick at in the coming days.
**SHOT ON 3/5/15**
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