Jaywon welcomes baby boy with a long time partner

Music star Jaywon a few hours ago welcomed a baby boy with his long-time partner in Europe. The new daddy was effusive with his gratitude as he made the announcement on Instagram with a picture cradling his new son; All glory to God, Another king is born!!! #NewMonthNewBlessing #GbogboOpeFunBabaLoke #OlaOluwaLafinDara

She is so adorable* Chrissy teigen dress up her daughter 'Luna' for Halloween

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Victoria Beckham sets a fashion industry record with her children's wear,collaboration with a terget

the first time ever, Victoria Beckham is trying her hand at children’s wear. But that’s not the only reason we’re amped up for her Target collection, which will debut April 9, 2017, and includes 200 items for ladies and kids in a wide range of sizes. Victoria chose to base her new pieces off the playfulness in her Victoria, Victoria Beckham line. That means a range that’s equally as wearable as it is bold and hopefully splashed with recognizable prints. (We’re sure there will be a few mommy-and-me styles available too.) But before we get to see the clothes, we’ve got every reason to consider the collab’s inclusivity. For the first time ever, every size will be available in stores and online, ranging from XS to 3X for women and New Born to XL for babies, toddlers, and girls. Victoria even plans to sell select designs on her own site, so customers can shop internationally. “I can reach so many more women through working with Target. It’s not just because of the price point but because of how many stores that they have, located all around America. These are women that I haven’t been able to reach out to in the past, and I always say that I want to empower women and make women look like the best versions of themselves. That shouldn’t be only people who can afford to spend a certain amount of money,” Victoria told Business of Fashion. Read on for a first look at the new logo and announcement, then check out our predictions for the new pieces you’ll be adding to your closet come Spring. You might want to get in line right now — the limited-edition collection will only be available for one month or until supplies last.

Mrs folorunsho alakija raising the nearest generation of female leaders

The 8th Global Conference of the African Women in Leadership Organisation with the theme “We’ve Got the Power” held at the Ritz Carlton, Pentagon City, Washington DC, USA from the 17th – 21stAugust, 2016. Conferees arrived the conference on the 17th of August and a welcome cocktail was held on the 18th . The conference was officially opened on the 19th August, 2016 by Chief (Mrs.) Opral Benson, CON, Chairperson, Board of Trustees of AWLO and the Founder/ President of AWLO, Hon. Elisha Attai warmly welcomed all delegates. He reiterated the fact that African Women in Leadership Organisation remains strong and resolute in their commitment to achieving a bold platform for appraising the performance of our female leaders in government, politics, entrepreneurship, entertainment, education and other fields of endeavor. He stated that it is also the fervent hope of AWLO to see young girls go out and grab the world by the lapels as prescribed by the words of Maya Angelou, "Life's a bitch. You've got to go out and kick ass." This encapsulates the idea behind AWLO in its theme "WE'VE GOT THE POWER" The conference showcased different sessions which included the plenary, panel discussions, inauguration of the AWLO Youth Council, the Youth Summit and the Awards and Gala night. The Conference session, moderated by Prof. Uduak Archibong, was chaired by Almas Jiwani and was enriched by the innovative contributions of erudite and well versed speakers which included Eveline Pierre who spoke on the topic – ‘She Got the Power’, Mr. Jeffry O. who spoke on the topic – ‘Building a Sustainable Future’, Ms. Angelle Kweme – ‘Harnessing the Power of Change’, Jacque Johnson – ‘Women Empowering Women – Taking the Limits off to bring Unity, Prosperity and Equality to all and Mrs. Ibim Sementari – Finding and Owning your Voice as a Woman Leader. The Youth Summit was chaired by Dr. Violet Arene and issues affecting the growth and development of African youths were identified, discussed and solutions generated. The key note address was presented by Chief Mrs Folorunsho Alakija, who dispassionately, but convincingly set the tone of the conference in a thought provoking manner. We also had Honourable Senator Donzella James, welcoming delegates to the conference and charging us to arise to the challenge of raising the next generation of female leaders.

Iyanya celebrate signing in with Marvin's with other label mates

It was surprisingly announced today that Iyanya has joined Mavin Records. He just shared a video showing him celebrating with his other label mates including DPrince, who has been so quiet for a while now. Watch the video after the cut...

Kano States house of assembly approves 15 year's for rapist, life imprisonment for kidnappers

The Kano State House of Assembly has passed into law, a bill seeking for life imprisonment for kidnappers and 15 years sentence for rapists in the state. Hon. Yussuf Attah, the Majority Leader of the Assembly, who read the Kidnapping, Abduction and Forced Labour Amendment Bill 2016 before the Assembly today Monday, October 31, said the committee of the whole Assembly passed the bill after considering the amendment. "The law has been in existence since 1963, but did not provide serious punishment for kidnappers, therefore, we have to amend it to suit the current situation," said Attah. According to the lawmaker representing Fagge Constituency, any person found guilty of kidnapping would face life imprisonment without an option of fine while anyone found guilty of rape or forced labour will be sentenced to 15 years without an option of fine. Speaking with newsmen after the passage of the bill, the Chairman of the House Committee on Information, Salisu Riruwe, hailed the amendment as a welcome development. "With the passage of this anti-kidnapping law, we are hoping that the rampant cases of kidnapping and abduction in some areas of the state will come to an end," Mr. Riruwe said.

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Seven batsh*t things megyn Kelly

actually said she is kind of worst This election season has turned us all into a Vitamix of emotions and confusion. Some days, it’s just hard to process the influx of information. It’s happened to everyone at one point or another, when you find yourself legitimately reading your cheating ex-boyfriend’s repost of an InfoWars.com headline, or are casually reeled in by click-bait and realize you literally have no idea what you stand for anymore. Well, my friends, that happened to me just yesterday, when I heard myself giving Megyn Kelly a silent slow-clap in my head, along with a jovial “You go girl! You’re the BEST.” Say whaat? After a quick self-assessment and research-driven reality check, I found myself realigned with reality. Megyn Kelly still sucks. She’s no chill-inducing Ann Coulter, but she has said some crazy, unforgivable nonsense in her day. 1. She Said Santa and Jesus Are Definitely White In anticipation of the holidays, remember when she said, with authority, that Santa Claus and Jesus are/were definitely white. She actually called this a “verifiable fact.” Sorry, kids. (I am more sorry your parents are making you watch Fox News). 2. She Didn’t Get Why Sandra Bland Was Treated Differently by Cops Than She Is That time she accused Hillary of “pandering” by calling an investigation into Sandra Bland’s death . Oh, and followed that by this lovely anecdote about how once she also annoyed a cop and didn’t manage to die: “You know, maybe he doesn’t like the fact that she didn’t comply right away. That’s how cops are. I’ve tried to defy a cop before. Well, not really, but I was kind of slow in producing my, you know, license and registration. And they don’t like it. They get irritated. I’m just saying, why?” 3. She Accused Michelle Obama of Self- Victimization She accused Michelle Obama’s powerful discussion of racism at Tuskegee University of being “very controversial” and an example of “bitter-half politics” contributing to a “culture of victimization” in what is becoming a “Cupcake Nation.” I totally got that vibe hearing the FLOTUS passionately discuss the “rising hopes and fortunes for all African-Americans” despite “past obstacles and outrages.” You are so woke, Megyn. 4. She’s Not Down With Maternity OR Paternity Leave For the feminists out there, remember this? Megyn Kelly argued adamantly against paternity leave and called maternity leave “anti-capitalist.” We all did a Hunger Games dual-finger salute a short time later when she verbally destroyed Mike Gallagher after he called her own maternity leave “a racket.” I gave her props with major qualifiers here. So did Jon Stewart who decided she must have gotten a case of “postpartum compassion.” 5. She Thinks Pepper Spraying Students Is Chill There was also that time Megyn Kelly brushed aside the incident involving the UC Davis police force pepper-spraying a group of nonviolent student protesters on campus. According to Megyn, pepper-spray isn’t really all that bad, because “it’s a food product, essentially.” 6. She Called Grants for Low-Income Communities “Social Engineering” In 2015, when President Obama pushed a bill that offered grant incentives to communities that could prove “inclusivity and diversity,” Megyn Kelly proclaimed he was pushing “social engineering of the worst kind” (I would argue that the Nazis actually practiced social engineering of the worst kind, but I digress). She also prefaced this topic on her television show, The Kelly File, saying “The man who changed your health care system forever is now pushing to change your neighborhood!” Yes, Megyn, diversity and healthcare will tear this country apart. 7. She Thinks “Yes Means Yes” Infringes on Men’s Rights Oh yeah, we can’t forget about when she whined about how New York’s “Yes Means Yes” affirmative consent law was infringing on the rights of men. In addition to defining consent, the law provides funding for investigations into rapes on college campuses and creates resources, like hotlines, for victims of sexual abuse. “We are going in a direction where we almost entirely eliminate the rights of men, and there’s a presumption now in these campuses, thanks to the Obama administration, of guilt, and if you are a young man who gets accused, it’s your burden to go in there and prove consent, and we’re getting to the point where you have to have a contract — and if you don’t, you’re gonna be presumed a rapist.” I actually can’t even deal with this one. I don’t even think Detective Olivia Benson could reason with someone accusing rape victims of making life difficult for their rapists by having the audacity to accuse them of rape. No, you don’t need a contract. You literally just need to not be a rapist. Ultimately, Megyn Kelly isn’t the absolute worst (see the aforementioned Ann Coulter). I’ll give her credit where credit is due (her defense of transgender people when Chaz Bono was on Dancing with the Stars was both surprising and inspired), but she has a seriously long way to go before I would consider her the ultimate champion for women – or anyone, for that matter. An understanding of equality is not something that can be manipulated to comfortably fit into the political climate, nor can it be reserved for one or two subjugated groups. Regardless, this election has had me yearning for simpler times, like when the most sexually aggressive statements were when Jeb Bush offered us all a “warm kiss” (RIP Republican debates 2016), and when the most violence exhibited by a presidential candidate was the time Mitt Romney strapped his dog to the roof of his car for a leisurely 12-hour road trip.

The Victoria's secret model actually seems so eazy

Longtime Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio detailed her diet to Net-a-Porter and it sounds way more chill than we expected. In fact, it sounds a little too chill. “I don’t cut any food groups,” she said, which makes her starkly different from former Angel Gisele Bundchen who won’t even eat a damn tomato. “I’m all about moderation and eating something different every day.” Okay, that sounds super easy. Aren’t we all all about that? Alessandra adds that she tries “not to splurge on pasta,” but when she’s in her native Brazil, she eats whatever she wants because “everything is pasta- or bread-based.” Then, when she gets back, she reverts to “lots of salads and chicken or fish with vegetables.” She also is down for dark chocolate on airplanes, cocktails with friends on weekends, a glass of red wine with dinner most nights, and a cup of tea and a cupcake two to three days a week. Seriously, this sounds so normal — why don’t we all look like VS models? Clearly, Alessandra’s leaving out some crucial intel here. This can’t be everything, unless she really is just that genetically blessed. But there is one useful nugget of advice for people who are trying to cut down: if you find yourself binge eating, just convince yourself that your job depends on your ability to stop after one cookie! From Alessandra: “[When I was 15 and first started having my own money to buy food], there were times when I would eat a whole packet of cookies. But then I taught myself not to do that, basically by reminding myself how horrible it felt the last time. Oh, and of course I would lose my job, so that was another incentive.” So next time you’re doing a nose dive into a pint of Ben & Jerry’s and looking for some motivation, think of 15-year-old Alessandra exercising discretion with her cookie packet. Or, you know what? Just say screw it and eat a cupcake with a big ol’ glass of red. Because you’re not a Victoria’s Secret model, you’re just a normal earthling. The secrets of the Angels are not for us to know, and ice cream just tastes too good.

Gidi hadid save her kissing virginity for age 15, read more below

Most people wantonly toss their first kiss away on an idiot in a puka shell necklace with spikey hair at a middle school dance. But Gigi Hadid is not most people. Gigi Hadid is a friendly and adorable supermodel who also grew up in a mega-mansion. So it makes sense, kind of, that she saved her kissing virginity until age 15 — in fact, she was the last one of her friends to kiss a boy. “I wasn’t that young,” she told Dazed when asked about her first kiss. “I think I was, like, 15 or 16. Everyone was younger than me. I was one of the last ones.” Dazed neglected to follow up on this question but the takeaway is this: Gigi Hadid is hella picky when it comes to who she kisses. Because why wouldn’t she be? Go Gigi go.

Selena Gomez is reportedly back in rehab,here is why

Two days after she randomly popped up at a chain restaurant in small-town Tennessee, news has broken that Selena Gomez is reportedly back in rehab. We all know that Selena decided to take a hiatus from being famous in order to deal with the “anxiety, panic attacks and depression” that can come from having lupus, publicly fighting with your ex, and having to deal with one of your closest friends getting murdered, but what we didn’t know was how she was doing that. A source told Us Weekly that the facility Selena’s at is “super intense” and “a private and quiet place,” although apparently not private and quiet enough to keep a secret. The source also added that “Selena is dealing with lupus, but this break is to focus on her mental health,” whatever that means. If you’ll recall, this isn’t Selena’s first time checking into rehab. Back in 2014, a year after she was first diagnosed with lupus and her mother miscarried, Selena checked into rehab for two weeks , with her reps citing “emotional issues” and “partying” as the reasons. TMZ claims that at the time she was checked into a 6-week program called DAWN, which helps people addicted to marijuana, alcohol and prescription Ambien, but she bailed early to promote a movie. As you can imagine, Selena’s reps denied all of that, and all the details of Selena’s stint in rehab were kept hush hush Now, two years later, here she is again. Whatever’s going on with Selena, let’s hope that this time she gets the help she needs.

Six grossing things Victoria girls has to do to seem hot

1. Wiping Your Junk With Corncobs It’s easy to forget that toilet paper is a modern invention, but crotchless underwear is not. In fact, almost all Victorian women wore crotchless undergarments. But it wasn’t to be sexy. It was so that they could squat over the bedpan in their intricate ballgowns. For wiping purposes, they used corncobs, leaves, or old newspapers. Lovely! 2. Bathing Naked Meant You Were a Hoe Shit was dirty as fuck in these days, and it was super easy to get sick. The problem is, male doctors just weren’t so sure if they were ready to have women bathing in the nude. I mean, what harlots, right? Men decided that women should stay dirty and potentially contract a life- threatening disease rather than do anything deemed slutty or “loose.” 3. Perfume Was Made From Whale Shit Because bathing was still a rare and questionable activity, women instead turned to perfume to mask the fact that they smelled like ass. In fact, even with their perfume they probs still smelled like ass, because the most popular scent of the time was ambergris, a concoction made from a dead sperm whale’s intestines. Sounds delicious. 4. Raw Meat Was The OG Anti-Wrinkle Cream Maybe Lady Gaga didn’t wear that meat dress to make a statement, maybe she was just trying to give some TLC to her skin. After all, in the old days Victorian women would sleep with thin slices of raw beef on their faces in hopes of restoring youthful skin. Who needs anti-wrinkle cream when you have sheep’s fat and veal lard? 5. The Weight Loss Cure Was Tapeworms and Coke A lot of things have changed since the Victorian age, but one thing that has not was society deciding that all women should be on the smaller side. But instead of being coaxed to hit the gym or try Weight Watchers, the larger lady of yore was given “weight-loss drugs.” These weight-loss drugs involved arsenic, strychnine, cocaine, and tapeworm larvae. Normal. 6. Your Whole Life Revolved Around Getting Preggers Sure, this whole beauty routine may sound intense, but it’s all good. Women didn’t have to try to be cute all that long before finding their real purpose in life – having babies. “Try to imagine your uterus as a highly strung, frantic woman . . . she can’t stand being bored. She wants challenges! She wants work to do,” writes Oneill. Um… ew. We’ll take Snapchat fuckboys and wireless headphones over bedpans any day. Sure, 2016 has been kind of shitty. But just remember, it could always be worse.

Olivia Perez a fashion icon, see pictures below

Pink sweater: Ohlin D | Pink purse: Shaffer La | Bathing Suit: Vintage from Dusty Rose Vintage | Sunglasses: CRAP Eyewear | Location: Vintage Pink Tell us a little about yourself, where did you grow up? I grew up in LA and then I moved to New York when I was 18 to attend NYU. I was in Gallatin (NYU’s individualized study school), so I got to do a little bit of everything. What did you study in school? Well Gallatin is extraordinary because you get to create your own major, you get to go with the flow. But at the same time, it really takes a diligent and focused person because you are responsible for creating your own education, and your own path for four years. Let alone not a lot of college students know what they want to do, so to be responsible for your path was definitely a challenge that was rewarding at the end of the day. I mixed fashion, digital media, and little bit of psychology. I’m interested in what people were attracted to, whether it be why people would click on certain articles or why people dress they way they do every day. I really feel like it was the psychology of aesthetics and how people build their own. And then I minored in Stern for business. I got a very diverse education, but definitely with what I am doing now on the site, I’m able to understand my readers and my demographic and what people are gravitating towards today. How did you start Friend of a Friend? I started it last May. I had moved to New York, I had done internships every semester, I felt like I was, number 1, in a good position to branch out on my own, and all those internships were extremely inspiring to me. So learning a lot, meeting a lot of new people, but then I was also really interested in the college student perspective, someone who really has nothing to lose, who is super focused on one thing, whether that be art or fashion or design, not necessarily jaded by the working world and having to be in an office everyday. I wanted to build a platform for people to talk about the things that they love with no extra add-ons. Where did the name come from? I have always thought of “Friend of a Friend” as an extremely trusting phrase, I could say to you, “a friend of a friend told me about this nail salon in Soho,” and you and I would go just because I used that phrase. People really have such a comfort in hearing something come through word-of-mouth. I wanted to create a community where people felt comfortable. Already pushing people out of their comfort zone to try something new is a challenge, and I wanted to create an environment where people were excited to do that, and felt they were doing it with friends. What keeps you inspired for new content on Friend of a Friend? A lot of people ask me that. They’re like, “Oh, what websites do you read, like where do you look?” But I think living in New York itself is extremely inspiring, I always find myself kind of exploring new neighborhoods and walking on my own, and I feel like when I first moved here I was so scared of the subway and I was in taxis all the time, but now I walk everywhere and I’m always finding new things and new neighborhoods. But also, once again, word of mouth is such a big part of my business so I love hearing where my friends are going and hearing what they are doing. Embodying what I am telling my readers to do is equally as important for my everyday life. Not staying in routine, going out and trying new places and building those connections. I was going through the website and I noticed Gigi Hadid and Sofia Richie are some of your guest editors. They’re both coming up in fashion right now, how did you go about getting them to collaborate? They were all extremely interested in collaborating or partnering together to help grow the site. I think that a really big part of the site is that I want everything to feel like as unknown as possible. So those are people who are doing amazing things in the industry, and doing something different and on the rise, whether it was Rumi Neely at the time she was about to launch Are You Am I, or Lauren Gerrie as she was building her culinary empire and cooking amazing meals for Marc Jacobs. The star factor was never the biggest factor to me. What are you doing that’s creating conversation for people? Are you bringing people together? How are you doing that? I love working with people who are contributing to the industry in an interesting way. You have so many travel guides on your website, what has been your favorite destination yet? I would say the most popular is Paris. I get texts from people multiple times a week saying that they are using my Paris guide and that is the best feeling in the world. But I think that is doing so well because I didn’t go to Paris and focus on the 5-star restaurants that everybody knows. I really explored and tried to find places that I would go to myself. I essentially want to create a guide where if someone was coming to New York, where I would go as a person who lives in New York. I think the most fun one was Savannah, Georgia. I actually went there in May to be on the jury for SCAD’s senior fashion show. It was amazing, one of the most satisfying experiences I’ve ever been a part of. I ended up spending an extra day there and just walked the town and went to probably 20 restaurants in one day. It was one of those experiences that was so on brand for me. I didn’t know anyone, I had hardly any friends who had been there and had no experience to base it off of. So I explored, which is something I push my readers to do. What is something unexpected about you that people might not know? I think the most unexpected thing is that I do have a 9-to-5. I recently started at Spring over the summer to work on fashion partnerships. The app is my latest shopping addiction – it allows you to shop from thousands of different brands in one app. So essentially the largest digital mall in the palm of your hands (with free shipping and returns!). I’ve been focusing on working with influencers, planning events, and building the brand’s presence in a social sphere. I’m so excited to take what I’ve learned from having my own business and implement it in a larger way. I’m in a great growing and learning phase right now. But I think that there is definitely a misconception abut influencers today. I always get people being like, “So what do you actually do?” People think that it’s this very glamorous lifestyle where I just meet people for lunch all day, go to events, and get sent things. But I think that there’s also this pocket of influencers right now that are really interested in their actual career and professional development. Sure there is a glamorous aspect of it that comes with having a social job, but I want to be of influence in multiple pockets of the industry and not just be constrained to one thing. I want to gain as much experience as I can so I can get a full picture of the industry I’m in. I was really shy at first when I first started at Spring because I got a lot of responses saying, “Oh, so you’re not doing Friend of a Friend anymore?”, but I have the ability to do multiple things at once and contribute my ideas to a variety of projects. I think it’s a great time to be in this industry right now because the landscape proves that you don’t have to be just one thing. What would you tell someone who is looking to start their own blog? Don’t be afraid of what other people are going to think of you. I think I was really nervous when I started my blog. I was worried about what my friends would say and how I was going to be perceived in comparison of this other person. All of those emotions were important data points for me to build your career off of, but don’t let it cripple you in terms of growing yourself and putting yourself out there. I remembered when I first started, I would literally take hours working on an Instagram, thinking “does this work?” or “are people going to like this?” and I had a really close friend of mine one day just be like “People are going to relate to you and like you, those are the people you want as your followers. Don’t be afraid of who you are and put that out there.” That was a really important message to me. My personality has become a large part of my business so I can’t be afraid to show it. If you could give advice to your 16 year old self, what would it be? Everything is going to be just fine! I remember when I was 16, I was such a worrier, I need all my dots to be connected at all times. I think that is a good thing and a bad thing, but I’ve learned to understand the bigger picture of life, take a step away from the small things, and know that it’s a journey and not everything will happen at once. What are you currently listening to? I am loving Solange’s new album. From her lyrics to the videos she released, that’s to me is art and emotional expression. We have so much fluff today and so many people just releasing singles and being one-hit-wonders. So to actually relate and feel connected to a body of work is something that is really rare and I have a lot of respect for. What’s one beauty item you cannot leave the house without? Okay, you are opening a can of worms because I am a beauty freak. When I have friends over, I close my bathroom door out of embarrassment of the amount of beauty products lined up all around my bathroom. One thing I can’t live without is from this brand called Wei. They have this three pack of their best face masks. There’s a drying mask, a hydrating mask, and an exfoliating mask, and I literally order it once a month and it’s like my weekly treat when I get to put them on. But on a day-to-day basis, I love anything Glossier. What are you dressing up as for Halloween? I’ve always been very fashion forward for my halloween costumes, and I’m always like what dress of mine can I turn into some costume. I can’t remember the last time I bought like a store-bought costume, but I’m looking for ideas, so if anyone has any, shoot them at me!

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