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Rihanna

Birth Name:
Robyn Rihanna Fenty
Birth Place:
St. Michael, Barbados
Profession
Soundtrack, Actress, Producer, Music department
Rihanna
  • Designed clothes for the February 2008 H&M Fashion Against AIDS line in order to help raise money for HIV/AIDS research
  • Except for her 2005 debut album "Music of the Sun," all of her albums have been certified platinum or multi-platinum by the RIAA
  • In 2012, was ranked No․ 4 on Forbes magazine's World's Most Powerful Celebrities list
  • In 2017, she was named Harvard University Humanitarian of the Year
  • As a child, she would sell clothes with her father on the streets of Barbados
  • Signed to Def Jam after auditioning for its president, hip-hop mogul Jay-Z
  • Enjoys a unique and constantly evolving fashion sense and has designed her own fashion lines for Armani
  • Pop and R&B singer whose hit singles include "Pon de Replay," "SOS" and "We Found Love․"
  • Has stated she would have studied psychology in school had she not dropped out at the age of 15
  • In 2007, her legs were insured for $1 million by razor company Gillette
  • Was an army cadet in a military program in Barbados, with singer Shontelle as her drill sergeant
  • 2011Black Reel - Best Song:Nominated
  • 2012Teen Choice Award - Choice Movie Breakout:Winner
  • 2013Razzie Award - Worst Screen Ensemble:Nominated
  • 2013Razzie Award - Worst Supporting Actress:Winner
  • 2014MTV Movie Award - Best Cameo:Winner
  • 2016Black Reel - Outstanding Voice Performance:Winner
  • 2016HMMA Award - Best Original Song - Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film:Nominated
  • 2016People's Choice Award - Favorite Animated Movie Voice:Nominated
  • 2018HFCS Award - Best Vocal/Motion Capture Performance:Nominated
  • 2018National Film and Television Award - Best Breakthrough Performance:Nominated
  • 2019Blimp Award - Favorite Movie Actress:Nominated
  • 2019National Film and Television Award - Best Actress:Nominated
  • 2022HMMA Award - Best Original Song - Feature Film:Winner
  • 2022Sierra Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2022PFCS Award - Best Original Song:Winner
  • 2023Oscar - Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Song):Nominated
  • 2023AAFCA Award - Best Song:Winner
  • 2023American Cinematheque Tribute to the Crafts Award - Song:Winner
  • 2023Black Reel - Outstanding Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023Black Reel - Outstanding Original Song:Winner
  • 2023BOFA - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023Windie - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023CinEuphoria - Best Song (Original or Adapted) - International Competition:Nominated
  • 2023DFCS Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023DFCA Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023GAFCA Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023Gold Derby Film Award - Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023Golden Globe - Best Original Song - Motion Picture:Nominated
  • 2023GMS Award - Best Song Written and/or Recorded for a Film:Nominated
  • 2023HFCS Award - Best Song:Nominated
  • 2023HCA Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023HFCS Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023IFC Award - Best Song:Nominated
  • 2023LEJA Award - Best Song Written for a Film:Winner
  • 2023MTV Movie + TV Award - Best Song:Nominated
  • 2023MCFCA Award - Best Song:Nominated
  • 2023OFTA Film Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023Satellite Award - Best Original Song:Nominated
  • 2023SCL Award - Outstanding Original Song for a Dramatic or Documentary Visual Media Production:Nominated
  • 2026Razzie Award - Worst Screen Combo:Nominated
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