Photo-shy Bynes: actress screams at photographers to delete pictures

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Actress Amanda Bynes

Amanda Bynes screamed at a photographer at Gilded Lily in New York during Nylon magazine’s It Girl party.

The 28-year-old actress, who recently returned to the city following a stint in rehab, walked along the red carpet before the party, but refused to pose for pictures and instead stood with her back to the waiting photographers.

However, once she was inside the venue, a photographer tried to capture an image of her, which prompted a furious response from the actress.

A spy told the New York Post’s Page Six column: “She started screaming ‘You have to delete your photos!’Amanda was screeching and flailing and going wild, and the photographer was visibly shaken.”

The incident comes shortly after Bynes claimed she’s engaged to her 19-year-old boyfriend Caleb.

Speaking to InTouch magazine, she explained: “I am very needy for friendship and I hate men. I want to fthem, but I can now say I’m engaged, I want to be married and I want to be away from people.”

Bynes also said she hopes she and her fianc?e, who lives in Costa Mesa, California, will have lots of baby boys after they marry.

She said: “I want boys, for sure. However many I can pop out. I don’t want a gorgeous girl around. Then I [would] feel way jealous. Ew.”

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Photo-shy Bynes: actress screams at photographers to delete pictures

Photo-shy Bynes: actress screams at photographers to delete pictures

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Actress Amanda Bynes

Amanda Bynes screamed at a photographer at Gilded Lily in New York during Nylon magazine’s It Girl party.

The 28-year-old actress, who recently returned to the city following a stint in rehab, walked along the red carpet before the party, but refused to pose for pictures and instead stood with her back to the waiting photographers.

However, once she was inside the venue, a photographer tried to capture an image of her, which prompted a furious response from the actress.

A spy told the New York Post’s Page Six column: “She started screaming ‘You have to delete your photos!’Amanda was screeching and flailing and going wild, and the photographer was visibly shaken.”

The incident comes shortly after Bynes claimed she’s engaged to her 19-year-old boyfriend Caleb.

Speaking to InTouch magazine, she explained: “I am very needy for friendship and I hate men. I want to fthem, but I can now say I’m engaged, I want to be married and I want to be away from people.”

Bynes also said she hopes she and her fianc?e, who lives in Costa Mesa, California, will have lots of baby boys after they marry.

She said: “I want boys, for sure. However many I can pop out. I don’t want a gorgeous girl around. Then I [would] feel way jealous. Ew.”

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Photo-shy Bynes: actress screams at photographers to delete pictures

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Denbigh in pictures

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Tuesday, August 06, 2013

THE 61st staging of the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show opened on Sunday in May Pen, Clarendon. The three-day festival, which is being held by the Jamaica Agricultural Society under the theme Grow What You Eat… Eat What You Grow’, has displays of some of the very best in local livestock, agricultural, horticultural and food exhibits from all parishes. Today, the Jamaica Observer bring you some highlights in pictures. (PHOTOS: COLLIN REID)See More photos in our online  photo gallery:ANDA plane load of Jamaican fruits and vegetables.A girl rides a mechanical bull to the delight of her captive spectators.Champion bulls relaxing in their pen.This giant bunch of Jamaican Honduran banana is a sure sign that supplies of the popular fruit are returning to normal.Champion Alpine ram shows what he is made of.Jennifer Reed and Jovan Craddock secure some plants in a wheelbarrow.

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SUMFEST IN PICTURES

Entertainment

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

The weeklong Reggae Sumfest came to a close at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex in Montego Bay, St James, on Saturday.The festival, which is now in its 21 year, saw several local and foreign acts gracing the stage for another fabulous staging.Here are a few pictures we caught on camera.

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SUMFEST IN PICTURES

In pictures: Anniversary Games

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In pictures: Coronation exhibition

In pictures: Writing a Torah scroll

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Reggae Sumfest Dancehall Night in pictures

Entertainment

Thursday, July 25, 2013 | 9:58 PM

Patrons heading to the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex in Montego Bay, St James, for Thursday’s Dancehall Night of Reggae Sumfest.The acts include Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Lady Saw, I-Octane, Kip Rich, Popcaan and Macka Diamond.Continue to visit the Jamaica Observer’s website for more images.Related:Reggae Sumfest 2013 Photo Gallery

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