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Retired all-star Kobe Bryan announced on Instagram tod ay that he and his wife Vanessa Bryant are expecting their third child. 37-year-old Bryant announced that they will be welcoming a baby girl, making it their third daughter. "Beyond blessed and excited to share that we are expecting our third baby girl! #Blessed #BabyMamba #Thankful" The couple have two daughters together, Natalia Diamante Bryant and Gianna Maria-Onore Bryant Posted by latest news International!!!
An 18 year old Portuguese girl, Amandha Lopes has shared the chat she had with famous footballer Crostiano Ronaldo. The Euro 2016 champion is well known for his antics with women especially models on Instagram. Amandha Lopes pinged Ronaldo to tell him 'muy guapo' – 'you’re handsome' Then, after a round of “holas”, the girl told the European Champion that she’s a big fan, which Cristiano thanked her for. Amandha Lopes then posted a screenshot and a video of her conversation with Ronaldo on her Instagram page.
Beijing (CNN) China said Wednesday it has the right to set up an air defense zone in the hotly disputed South China Sea, a day after a landmark court ruling against Beijing's claims in the contested waters. Liu Zhenmin, China's vice foreign minister, told a press conference in Beijing that China's sovereignty over the bulk of the South China Sea wouldn't be affected by a decision by the International Court for Arbitration, which went overwhelmingly in favor of the Philippines. Liu said imposing an air defense identification zone (ADIZ) in the region, which would require aircraft flying over the waters to first notify China , would depend on the threat level China faced. "If our security is threatened, we of course have the right to set it up," Liu said. China set up an ADIZ over the East China Sea in 2013, prompting an outcry from Japan and the United States, but th e zone has not been fully enforced. Could ruling set scene f
An Ordained African-American Minister Asks "What If Whites Strike Back?"
An Ordained African-American Minister Asks "What If Whites Strike Back?" Tyler Durden's picture by Tyler Durden Jul 12, 2016 8:20 PM 165 SHARES Twitter Facebook Reddit Authored by Mychal Massie, originally posted at Mychal-Massie.com, It would serve race mongers well to consider that even a docile old dog will bite you if you mistreat it often enough and long enough. Tangential to same is the reality of the “laws of unintended consequences.” I’m tired of seeing, reading, and hearing white people blamed for everything from black boys not being able to read to whites being privileged because of the color of their skin. If I am tired of these Americans being used as scapegoats to further the agenda of race mongers, then it is a sure bet that those being unjustly vilified are especially weary of same. This isn’t 1860 and it certainly isn’t 1955. There are no slaves in America and there are no Jim Crow laws dictating access based on skin color. Specific to that point i
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After an exciting first six months of 2016 which saw the likes of J. Cole, Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey in the country, music lovers might have been a bit worried about what could be coming next. Everything had kind of gone quiet on the international act front (Are our concerts also converting to 90%?) However, all that changed this week when Rocking The Daisies and Superbalist In The City (The sister festivals which take place on the same weekend in Cape Town and Joburg respectively) announced that Mac Miller would be headlining both festivals. The US rapper has been popular in South Africa ever since he broke out in 2011 and the announcement got a lot of his fans excited for what he could bring to stage. Along with Mac Miller, it was also announced that EDM slayers, Knife Party (You might have heard their Swedish House Mafia remixes) will also be in town for the festival along with Foster The People. In terms of Local acts, AKA will be headlining the main st
The 'Where Is the Love?' hitmaker has admitted that whilst the 41-year-old pop beauty wasn't invovled in their recent reunion at London's Royal Albert Hall in April, he hasn't ruled out having the blonde beauty - who joined the group on their third LP 'Elephunk' in 2003 - back as the only female vocalist. "In 1995, we performed with The Black Eyed Peas without Fergie. So in my memory bank, that's The Black Eyed Peas. Of course we are going to perform with Fergie when that version of The Black Eyed Peas comes together. But until then, we are still going to perform with The Black Eyed Peas circa 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 ... I can't wait to perform with Fergie again. Is she just too busy at the moment? We all have these separate things that we're doing. I don't know what 'too busy' is." He told Q magazine. Fergie is currently working on her next solo album and recently teased the song, 'M.I.L.F.
South African hip hop is officially global. Our rappers have been knocking on the international doors for a while now, and after making several breakthroughs we can celebrate the fact that two of our top rappers have made it to Sway in The Morning within the space of two weeks. Forget all the beef nonsense right now, raise your hands and say “halala!” because this is a time to celebrate. AKA made his debut on the hip hop breakfast show on Wednesday afternoon (Morning in the US) and he got to chat to Sway about all things hip hop. South African producer, Mhlanga Kudzayi managed to capture snippets of the interview on his Snapchat account and shared them with the country.
'Hello' hit singer Adele has revealed that she is waiting for her baby daddy, CEO of a Charity organization, Simon Konecki who she's been dating for four years, to pop the question. Pouring cold water on rumours they've already secretly wed, she told the crowd at her concert at the Xcel Center in Minnesota on Tuesday night: "I might as well be married, but I'm not. I would tell you if I did. I wouldn’t be able to contain myself. He simply hasn’t proposed yet, so let’s move on from that.” Meanwhile, the 28-year-old songstress - who has been with Simon for four years - also reminded her fans that she will be going on hiatus as soon as she finishes her world tour so she can look after her son who will start school soon. "My kid is starting school, you see - hence why I'm so busy trying to get all my shows out of the way. I don't think I'll be away for as long." Adele also admitted she doesn't plan on g
ROB KARDASHIANS FLUNTING HER GROWING BABY
Rob Kardashian's pregnant fiancée shared these new photos of herself flaunting her growing baby bump and wrote, "Why should I watch my weight when I'm pregnant"
2face Recieved more Honors
Musical artiste, Innocent Idibia, better known as 2face received more honors recently with the naming of a street after him in a high profileLekki Estate. The street named after him is in Richmond Gate Estate which is located after IkateElegushi inthe Lekki corridor. The Estate is the flagship project of Haven Homes, the connoisseur, developer and promoter of life style homes in Nigeria. In a statement issued by the firm, its managing director/chief executive officer, Mr. Tayo Sonuga disclosed that the main reason behind the honor was under pinned by their principle to celebrate legends when they are still alive, “we need to celebrate our own legends when they are alive and not after they are gone and we shouldn’t place foreign icons above ours. There is no one who will dispute the fact that 2face has done so much to Nigeria and Africa at large through his popular music genre. It is an honor 2face absolutely deserves. We are indeed humbled that it is coming from
Mumford and Sons to boycott Swedish music festival after sexual assaults
Mumford and Sons say they will boycott a Swedish music festival after reports emerged that 17 women were sexually assaulted at the event last weekend. Authorities received five reports of rape and 12 of sexual assault during Bravalla, Sweden's biggest festival. "We're appalled to hear what happened," wrote Mumford and Sons on Facebook . "Festivals are a celebration of music and people, a place to let go and feel safe doing so. We're gutted by these hideous reports." Music News LIVE: 6 July They added: "We won't play at this festival again until we've had assurances from the police and organisers that they're doing something to combat what appears to be a disgustingly high rate of reported sexual violence." Swedish pop star Zara Larsson also wrote a series of furious tweets after hearing a woman had been raped while she played the festival. "You deserve to burn in hell," she wrote . "[Damn] yo
Argentina and Barcelona footballer Lionel Messi has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for tax fraud. His father, Jorge Messi, was also given a jail term for defrauding Spain of €4.1m (£3.5m; $4.5m) between 2007 and 2009. They also face millions of euros in fines for using tax havens in Belize and Uruguay to conceal earnings from image rights. However, neither man is expected to serve time in jail. Under the Spanish system, prison terms of under two years can be served under probation. 'I knew nothing', Messi tells court Messi retires from international football Is Messi best of all time? How Messi reached his 500-goal milestone Quizz: How well do you know Messi? The footballer and his father were found guilty of three counts of tax fraud in Wednesday's ruling by the court in Barcelona. As well as the jail terms, Messi was fined about €2m and his father €1
BOY SUFFERS FROM BLINDNESS For the first six years of his life Criscent Bwambale was one of 18 million people in the developing world currently estimated to be living with preventable blindness. He was born with cataracts, able to make out only vague areas of light and dark. In Uganda, where Criscent lives with his grandmother in a mud-built house surrounded by cocoa plantations, that means almost total exclusion from normal life. He couldn't go to school or play with other children his age, and had to rely on his family for even the most basic tasks. Image copyright : LATEST NEWS INTERNATIONAL
A Canadian man has fought off a 320lb (145kg) black bear with skills he learned from years as a boxer. Rick Nelson, 61, from Ontario was walking his dog when a cub poked its head out of a shrub. Moments later, its mother charged out of the bushes and attacked. He fought off the mother bear with his bare fists, walking away with just minor scratches on his face and chest. The Canadian forestry ministry says that attacks by black bears are rare. After several swings from Mr Nelson, the bear walked away from the fight with a bloody nose. Mr Nelson said: "It just turned back around and walked away like nothing ever happened and followed the cub. So I really lucked out there." Despite his encounter, Mr Nelson told a Canadian broadcaster that he did not want people to fear black bears. The Government of Ontario says black bears usually avoid contact with humans.
A statue of the Marvel superhero Captain America is to be erected in a New York park. The company has commissioned a 13-ft (3.96m) bronze statue which will be housed in Prospect Park in Brooklyn. It will be unveiled at the San Diego Comic Con later this month before being placed in the park from 10 August. A sketch of the statue, published by USA Today , shows the character holding his signature shield in the air. Marvel's senior vice-president of licensing, Paul Gitter, told the newspaper the pose was "symbolically chosen to showcase the impressive strength of Captain America and his stoic form". The figure will also bear the superhero's quote "I'm just a kid from Brooklyn" - said in the 2011 film Captain America: The First Avenger. However, some fans have pointed out the original comic book character was actually from Manhattan's Lower East Side. In the comics, the superhero was the son of Irish immigrants - a similar background
The recent Paris attack incited a broad rise in Islamophobia in the UK. Muslims from all across the country are being targeted on the street, on public transport, at work, and at educational institutes. Tell-MAMA – a national body to monitor anti-Muslim hate crime reported a 300% rise in Islamophobic incidents since the horrific attacks in Paris on November 14, 2015. The reported anti-Muslim hate attacks range from general abuse and threats to extreme violence with victims having age range from 3 year old child to over 60. Majority of the perpetrators are middle aged white males. The anger and hate against the Muslims seem to be increasing every passing day. The most worrying element is that the prime victims of these attacks are Muslim women who are visible because of their veil and modest Islamic clothing which make them visible at the street-level. A vast majority of the cases against Muslim women are taking place on public transport, where either fellow passengers
Franca Asemota, accused of trafficking at least 40 children and young adults into Europe A 38-year-old Nigerian woman, Franca Asemota, known to her victims as Auntie Franca, reportedly used Heathrow airport as a hub to traffic at least 40 teenage children and young adults into Europe. Dailymail UK reported that a jury was today that the female trafficking boss used witchcraft to round up and terrify dozens of teenage orphans from Nigeria before selling them into prostitution in Europe The woman who is accused of luring mainly orphans from remote Nigerian villages with the promise of jobs and education, uses witchcraft, threats, and s*xual violence to ensure they did as they were told before being sold to the s*x industry in Europe. Franca’s notorious trafficking first came to light when Border Agency officials stopped two groups, one in September and one in November 2011, travelling on false passports. Although she was not arrested
That Professor Emily Alemika of the Department of Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of Jos (UNIJOS), is the first female law professor to have come out of the entire Kogi State is an act of fate. A victim of child labour who registered for primary education at 13, she was undaunted in her drive to the top. Little wonder she is an apostle of encouragement, not only to women, but all she comes across. Prof Emily is the wife of Professor Etanibi Alemika, also of UNIJOS. Emily gives all credit to her husband. Being the first female professor of law in the whole of Kogi State I did not know I was the first in my state until I started receiving congratulatory messages. In fact, it was my senior colleague that drew my attention to it and I told him I have not thought of that because I did not set a pace for myself to be there before any other person. But in all, I thank God for the grace because that also includes the old Kwara State from which Kogi was c
