By Judy Jesoro Rotich Blu Ivy Carter has endeared herself to fans during her Mother’s Beyoncé Renaissance World Tour. The 11year old first born daughter to Beyoncé and Jay-Z has made regular appearances alongside her mom this summer during Beyoncé’s
By Deborah Migwi The Queen & slim star filled a petition to divorce Joshua Jackson in a Los Angeles court. Jodie Turner Smith is a 37 years old British actress who has featured in a film Debut ‘The Neon Demon’
By Deborah Migwi Idrissa Akuna Elba is an English actor and an alumnus of the National Youth Music Theatre in London. The Emmy nominated actor reveals that he has started therapy to quit unhealthy habits like being a workaholic. The
By Judy Jesoro Rotich METROPOLITAN CITY OF ROME CAPITAL, Italy — Music superstar Justin Timberlake and his wife Jessica Biel were spotted in in the streets of Rome, Italy over the weekend. The couple walking hand in hand put on a
By Percy Lovell Crawford COMPTON, Calif. — Change has been the focal point for Jason Martin formerly known as “Problem.” The name change shows the maturation of the rapper from Compton being part of or causing problems to now being solution
By Deborah Migwi Tupac Shakur’s sister and Jada Pinkett are among the close acquaintances who reacted after an arrest regarding Tupac’s death was made. Duane Keffe Davis is the last living suspect in the case surrounding Tupac’s death, at only
By Lennox Kalifungwa Five members of the same family were shot dead overnight Thursday in the northern Bedouin village of Basmat Tab’un, bringing the death toll from crime in Israel’s Arab sector to a new high. The family—a mother in
By Percy Lovell Crawford ENFIELD, Nova Scotia — Live and let live is Classified’s; the Canadian award-winning rapper’s approach to life and he encourages others to follow suit. Pro-vax, anti-vax, vegan, carnivore, trans, heterosexual, Classified really doesn’t care. Plowing through your
By Lennox Kalifungwa Leading Israeli law firms partook in a basketball tournament in Tel Aviv on Tuesday with the goal of raising funds to purchase an ambucycle—a motorcycle fitted with life-saving equipment—for the United Hatzalah emergency medical response organization. The
By Percy Lovell Crawford ATLANTA — Angelo Diaz has grown accustomed to wearing many hats. Adding to his already many roles, Diaz was named the Executive Creative Director for the resurging and rebranded Copacabana. In 1978, the famous night club had
By Lennox Kalifungwa A police officer was stabbed during a protest in Tel Aviv on Wednesday evening over the handling of a hit-and-run case involving a child from the country’s Ethiopian community. The 25-year-old officer was transported to Ichilov Hospital
By Laura Elvin A woman who took up running to cope with miscarriage grief has run one every month this year – raising £9,000 ($11,452) to help people who have lost babies. Bethan Pritchard, 31, had a missed miscarriage at
By Lennox Kalifungwa Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded what he called Israel’s “transportation revolution,” speaking at Sunday’s Cabinet meeting following Friday’s opening of the Tel Aviv Light Rail system, describing it as but one of many “revolutions” his government has
By Etgar Lefkovits After years of delays, the Tel Aviv Light Rail will begin running on Friday, affording commuters a traffic-free ride in and around the congested metropolitan area. The 24-km. (15-mile) Red Line, which will run through Tel Aviv
By Athena Stavrou Three young brothers saved up their busking money to buy a heartbroken homeless woman a new puppy after her beloved pet was killed in a hit-and-run. Kind-hearted Daniel, Buddy and Pacey Shephard stepped in to help Bex
By Alberto Arellano In an ethical will, Robert (“Bob”) Kraft’s father directed him to make sure that every night when he went to bed that the people with whom he had interacted that day were richer for having known him.
By Percy Lovell Crawford DETROIT — Mentoring programs have the task of finding and creating unique ways to reach the students participating in these programs. RESULTS Mentoring, a redirection program, will take their students on a 5-day trip starting in Detroit,
By Anthony Noto Telecommunications companies are facing increasing scrutiny as it has come to light that over the years, they have left behind thousands of toxic cables that pose a significant health risk to nearby communities. A recent investigation by
By Oliver Lewis Workers are most likely to change their career direction at the age of 31, according to new research from the UK. The poll of 5,000 employed adults in the UK found 26 percent are considering a career
By Mehab Qureshi Political commentator Tucker Carlson on Wednesday engaged in a Twitter show with controversial internet personality and kickboxer Andrew Tate, during which he took a dig at Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX. Carlson’s new show,
