Rihanna celebrates the Christmas holiday with boyfriend Chris Brown family in Goochland, Virginia (He’s originally from Tappahannock).

The 20-year-old Bajan beauty also brought along some of her family as well. These are some of the cutest pictures of the couple ever!

On December 30, the twosome was spotted at McDonald’s in Henrico County, Virginia. They arrived in style in his blue Lamborghini!

Shortly after, Rihanna flew to London to celebrate New Year’s Eve at trendy nightclub Movida.

Rihanna and Chris's family

May I and any other human being be strong enough to survive?May we give only love and light?May we be thankful for every thing that God has gave us?Negative energy shall be untill we burn it off together.It's only words, but only we can make them real
Love and peace for your souls

What was it exactly that lured you into The Spirit?

EVA MENDES: Yeah I think...Um, what was the question?

Well, what turned you on about your character Sand Saref?

EM: Yeah, I loved that my character was created in the 1940s. So you know, I have this real 'dame' and 'broad' kind of appeal to the character. And she was just so over the top. And fantastical. And, she has some of the best lines in the movie, you know what I mean? Like, 'Shut up and bleed!'.

That's one of my favorites. Which, strangely, I've used it since! But for me, this movie was just so collaborative. That was the main thing. Am I even answering your question? I'm sorry, I'm in the middle of jet lag!

No problem. So how fun is it playing really wicked in a movie?

EM: It was a dream for me to get so wrapped up in this character. I mean, how many times am I going to get to play a woman who's been married fourteen times! And then killed all of her husbands! And to play a jewel thief.

But the really fun part for me, was definitely putting on the glamour, And putting on the clothes. But the core of this woman, was pain. And we can superficially look at it and say, oh god, she's a diamond thief. You know, how superficial, diamonds. And yada yada yada.

But then I realized that symbolized, because of her past and not having anything be stable in her life, that a diamond is actually a rock. And that symbolizes stability, because it's so solid. And once I found that foundation, then it made me realize where she was coming from.

So then I could go big, and be as ridiculous as I wanted to be. Whether it was in hair style or action, or in wardrobe. You know, as long as I was rooted in that major need to fill that void. So I had a fantastic time.

And again, it's from one of my favorite periods, when women were dames and broads. You know, they weren't afraid to speak their minds and throw out their attitude out there, and flaunt it. Yeah.

Did you ever feel like you were just some sort of sex object in this whole scheme of things?

EM: Well I think the point here is for me, is that if I just felt like an accessory, first of all I wouldn't have done the film. And then if I felt I had been pressured to just be that, for whatever reason, I would have felt really shitty about myself.

In what way?

EM: You know, just flaunting it, without having a foundation. But the point is, that my character uses everything she has as a woman, to get what she wants. So in the reveal, when I actually show my backside, The Spirit is asking for it, you know?

Like I'm only wearing a towel, and he says, 'hands behind your head.' And I'm like, oh really. You know? So she's a smartass who's gonna get what she wants. And she got out of that arrest by using her body in that situation. And if there were no brains behind that body, I would have had major qualms about that character.

But she's so kickass in every way. She's such a smart dame, that, yeah., part of her sexuality, part of getting what she wants, is...turning up the sex. So yeah, I had no problem with it. For this film!

Hollywood actress Eva Mendes, who is dating producer George Gargurevich, thinks belonging to a man is sexy.

The 'Trust The Man' actress stated that although she is career-oriented she loves being looked after by her beau, and life would be boring without belongingness.

"The flip side to this strong career woman you see is a woman who loves being her man's woman. It's just sexy to belong to a man," Eva said.

"Of course, we don't belong to anyone but ourselves, but how boring. There's a certain part of me that's like, 'Please take care of me'. It's just a natural thing. But I'm not sure if every woman has it," Eva added.

However Eva, 34, revealed that she loathes jealous men, reports China Daily.

"Jealousy is the one thing I can't tolerate in a guy because of my career. Everything else can be talked through, but if you're jealous, you're holding me back and I can't do what I love. So that's a deal-breaker," she told Esquire magazine.

You are credited for breaking Rihanna out into the media. Can you please go into detail about that?

Jonathan Hay: Yes. I met Vada Nobles [the producer of Rihanna's first single, "Pon De Replay"] at a Starbucks in Orlando, Florida. I’ll never forget that day. Vada told me about this young artist named Rihanna who looked similar to Beyonce and he’d just finished her first single, called “Pon De Replay.” We went back to his home studio where he was working on finishing up the remix for it with Elephant Man. Honestly, the first time I heard the song I didn’t think it was going to work at all because Will Smith had a song out ["Switch"] at that time with almost that exact same beat. But I was intrigued by the project, nevertheless. At first, nobody seemed to really feel the song, so I started a publicity campaign, single-handedly. The whole idea behind the campaign was to get Vada Nobles out there as a producer so that ultimately people would forget about his past lawsuit and conflict with Lauryn Hill on her album The Miseducation Of Lauyrn Hill.

Jonathan Hay: Anyway, I sent the song to Jennifer Vineyard, my contact at MTV. She did me a favor and broke the story on Rihanna, “Pon De Replay” and Vada Nobles. Along with one of my partners, I then began to fabricate stories of Rihanna and Jay-Z, leaking false rumors to tabloids, working internet message boards, etc. We started to get an insane amount of media coverage very fast. There are so many things we did that people don’t even know about, not even Rihanna herself. She was completely unknown and I was paid by Vada Nobles to generate publicity. The mega Island Def Jam deal rumor, we fluffed and fabricated. Rihanna and Vada had no idea what I was doing behind the scenes, but my whole agenda was to get media for the song.

Jonathan Hay: If you check out Rihanna’s Wikipedia Page for “Pon De Replay.” you’ll see that it was on March 17, 2005 [through MTV News] that I helped break Rihanna out into the world. There was a lot more involved but I want to save that detailed interesting chapter for the book.

What do you mean by starting Rihanna rumors?

Jonathan Hay: I mean leaking out sensational stories and spreading them around in the news — to tabloids such as the National Enquirer, music and gossip sites and whatnot. Like when the rumor surfaced that Jay-Z had a new love life and was cheating on Beyonce…that was just to get attention. Rihanna had nothing to do with ANY of that, nor did she know what we were doing. I was just trying to break the single and stay employed by Vada Nobles. Even Vada didn’t know half the stuff I was doing. I kept my strategy a secret at the time because, honestly, everyone would have been against it, the tactics that I used. But I was only thinking about the end result - and look what happened…gossip sells.

So you started that Jay-Z, Rihanna and Beyonce rumor?

Jonathan Hay: I feel awful but, yes, I leaked some of those stories. Looking back, I am ashamed of that; there was zero integrity in that maneuver. But this is entertainment and I wanted to obtain publicity - so I came up with some crazy stories and it worked. Rihanna is one of the biggest stars in the world now, and look at how she stormed into the business! Not to take anything from her - she is a great artist - but every artist needs a launching pad and there is nothing better than a good scandal to get the public’s attention. (Laughing)

More on this dish when you read the rest…

You began talking to Jay-Z from your association with Amil [from Roc-A-Fella Records]…

Jonathan Hay: I already had his contact info, but once I started working with Amil it gave me a reason to contact him…

Have you talked to Jay-Z since the Rihanna rumors?

Jonathan Hay: Jay-Z and I had a dramatic-instant involving another artist. That is just water under the bridge now, but it’s definitely going in the book. I still talk to Jay-Z every now and then — I probably nag him (laughing) but he always hits me back. Trust me, my Jay-Z chapter is really an eye-opener. He is the greatest businessman in the history of hip-hop. Jay-Z has succeeded in every business possibility, all across the board. I plan on hopefully sitting down with Jay-Z very soon for some lucrative business opportunities.

He also speaks about–in this ridiculously long ass interview–about writing songs for your favorite rap artists and singers. And starting publicity stunts for them too. Either somebody needs to ut down the Lawry’s or dude’s story is the whole truuth and nothing but the truth. Either way–are we really surprised?

This post is in honor of the people who make me feel the way I feel today...
They are a source of my mood,of conciliation,they are my sunshine, and the food for my soul.
They can't even imagine how much they give to me,they make me feel so kind,kind for them
I hope,I'm worth them...I've never thought I would meet such people,this is because of my man of course
Rosita,Bonnie,and Paulina this is for you!!!