Kanye West Wants Kim Kardashian To Give Birth On Her 35th Birthday

 

 

We know what Kanye wants for Christmas! Now that the rapper is back in Los Angeles for the holidays, he’s working overtime to get Kim pregnant with their second child by the new year, a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. Here’s why.

North West officially turned 18 months old on Dec. 15 and parents Kanye West, 37, and Kim Kardashian, 34, are more eager than ever to give their little daughter a sibling! Kanye, who we all know is a stickler for details, even has a special date in mind for the birth of their second baby — Kim’s 35th birthday on Oct. 21, 2015!

Kim Kardashian & Kanye West Pregnant With Baby #2? When He Wants Her To Give Birth

Kim and Kanye are in “holiday bliss mode,” which means they’re having sex nonstop, a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
But it’s not all fun and games. These two — especially Kanye — are on a mission to conceive their second child together!
“Trying isn’t the word. Kanye wants to get Kim pregnant, immediately. Kanye has this big dream: He wants to give Kim a baby on her 35th birthday and he’s trying to get her pregnant between now and January in hopes that Kim will be in labor on her birthday.”
“Everything about Kanye is original and sentimental. He proposed to her on her birthday and now he wants to give her a second child on the same day next year,” our source adds.
As for Kim, “She’s all for it. She thinks it’s the perfect plan and she’s just as hungry for sex with her man as he is for her.”
At the rate these two are going, we’re sure there really will be a new Kimye baby in 2015 — we can’t wait!

Kim Kardashian & Kanye West To Celebrate Christmas Together In LA

Rumors have been swirling that Kim and Kanye’s marriage was in trouble, and HollywoodLife.com even learned exclusively that Kanye had been neglecting his sex life with Kim. Clearly that won’t be an issue this holiday season!
As we previously reported, Kim and Kanye are spending their first Christmas as a married couple together with baby Nori in Los Angeles, and all is right in the world.

 

How to Fake a Medieval Fresco in Third Reich Germany

 Down in the schwahl, Malskat and the Feys set to work, attempting to reclaim history by scraping away the paint with which Olbers had tried to recapture the past. But subtracting what their predecessor had done—whether on account of Olbers’ pigments or the Feys’ incompetence—left almost none of the original paint. A nearly 700-year-old national treasure had vanished, and Ernst Fey was legally responsible for the disappearance.

Most likely Fey was the one to think of a fix. Unquestionably Malskat was the one who achieved it. Over the next several months, the erstwhile housepainter whitewashed the brick, discoloring his lime with pigment to give the walls an ancient tint. Onto this fresh surface he painted freehand his own version of the murals. Necessarily these were based on Olbers’ 19th-century restorations, reverse engineered to approximate the early medieval originals by reference to period examples in the professor’s catalogues. Drawing his figures in earth tones, Malskat took up the spare 14th-century style with preternatural ease and an utter lack of inhibition. He rendered his father as a prophet, and gave Christ the face of an old classmate. For the Virgin Mary, he had to look farther afield to find a suitable model, choosing a woman already widely worshipped—the Austrian movie star Hansi Knoteck. (Apparently 20th century art forgers had a thing for actresses. For the Dutch forger Han van Meegeren, it was Greta Garbo.) Ernst Fey then aged the contour drawings using a procedure he called zurückpatinieren—a fancy word for rubbing them with a brick.