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 #Kanji #Tattoo #ArianaGrande To celebrate her newest single “7 Rings,” pop star Ariana Grande got a kanji tattoo. Unfortunately, it’s wrong. Grande posted a photo of her tattoo. In Japanese, it reads, 七輪 (shichirin). You can see the pic photo (via Grande’s official Japanese Twitter ), which has since been deleted from her Instagram. The kanji character 七 means “seven,” while 輪 means “hoop,” “circle,” “ring,” or “wheel.” However, when you put them together, the meaning is different! 七輪 (shichirin) is a “small charcoal grill” and not “seven rings,” which is written differently in Japanese. Here is a shichiri n: アリアナが七輪のタトゥー入れてる笑 pic.twitter.com/9Jj4Fs2hIE — at (@aoi80550747) January 30, 2019 There is even an English language Wiki page for shichirin. The shichirin is a lightweight, compact, and easy-to-move cooking stove. Charcoal is chiefly used for the fuel. Shichirin are said to be made in roughly the same way today as in the Edo period.[1] Old shichirin are mainly ceramic

If your 2018 has been more tumultuous than Ariana Grande’s, then ― first things first ― our sincerest apologies. But take solace in knowing that 2018 is mercifully drawing to a close.  The “thank u, next” singer appears to be taking a tough year in stride, turning a Christmas tree upside-down as a nod to her triumphs and struggles over the last 12 months. In one photo apparently taken from inside the pop star’s New York City apartment, a Christmas tree is suspended from the ceiling, lights and all with her brother Frankie seated on the floor.  View this post on Instagram ˙˙˙ɐʇuɐs ɹoɟ ƃuᴉʇᴉɐʍ A post shared by Frankie James Grande (@frankiejgrande) on Dec 17, 2018 at 4:00pm PST “waiting for santa,” he wrote in his sister’s signature upside down text. Grande’s aesthetic for her fourth studio album, “Sweetener,” was upside-down everything, with the singer defying gravity and then some by walking on walls in the music

#MentalHealth  #ArianaGrande #PeteDavidson #MachineGunKelly #SNL Pete thinks the world is against him, and not just internet trolls.  He believes even his friends and colleagues don't care if he lives or dies ... even though that's not the case. Sources close to Pete tell us he's reached out to people in his life and at times lashed out, claiming they were ignoring him and his struggles, and if he did end his life ... they wouldn't care. Now it's clear what Machine Gun Kelly was saying when he told us it was a really "weird time" for Pete and those around him.  We're told Pete has reached out to those in his circle, including co-workers at "SNL," asking for help, but at the same time putting up a wall and even accusing them of ignoring his pain. As we reported, Ariana Grande was so concerned after Pete posted what seemed like a suicide threat over the weekend she rushed to 30 Rock to offer him comfort, but he turned her away and eve

#ArianaGrande has apologized to #KanyeWest after the rapper accused her of using his #feud with #Drake to promote a song. In a series of tweets on Saturday, West addressed his feud with the Canadian rapper and his mental health. On Thursday, West unleashed more than 100 tweets into the next day saying Drake was threatening him. Without mentioning names, Grande tweeted Thursday that she was aware of “grown men arguing online” but encouraged her fans to check out her and Miley Cyrus’ new songs which were being released later in the night. “Guys, I know there are grown men arguing online right now but Miley and I dropping our beautiful, new songs tonight so if y’all could please just behave for just like a few hours so the girls can shine that’d be so sick thank you,” she wrote. Ariana Grande ✔ @ArianaGrande guys, i know there are grown men arguing online rn but miley and i dropping our beautiful, new songs tonight so if y'all could please jus behave fo