Beyonce shows off her baby bump in new photos

Queen Bey shared these beautiful photos of her baby bump, husband and daughter on her IG page. More photos after the cut...

Photos: Lady reportedly kidnapped by men who disguised as SARS officers in Port Harcourt

According to this twitter user, the young lady pictured above was kidnapped by men who claimed to be officers of the Nigeria Police Special Anti Robbery Squad, SARS in Port Harcourt, Rivers state yesterday. Hope she is found safe.

There are so many Shekau faces, we will soon capture the real one- Army says

The Director Defence Information (DDI), Major-Gen. John Eneche, says that the military has failed to capture the leader of Boko Haram sect, Abubakar Shekau because there have been so many Shekau faces in the sect. Eneche said the military is working towrds capturing the real Shekau. The Defence spokesperson said this at a press conference in Abuja.




“There were so many Shekau faces. That was what was responsible for that. But we will get the real thing. We have now come to know that the real Shekau is yet to be apprehended. So, that is the truth. When Osama Bin Ladin was killed, they went further to do a DNA test. That was what happened. The truth is because of so many faces of Shekau that came up, that was what brought about the mix up. But it is true the real Shekau is yet to be apprehended, and we will get him.” he said

VIDEO: Nasty C – Bad Hair

VIDEO: Nasty C – Bad Hair



Arcade Content’s Kyle Lewis directed ‘Bad Hair,’ Nasty C’s epic 14-minute music video that topped the Apple Music video charts in South Africa for the week of its release.

Apple Music featured the music video in France, Germany, the UK and the US, something that almost never happens to African videos. Apple Music hailed its “audacious visuals,” describing it as “epic” and “stunning.”
‘Bad Hair’ was also featured on leading production company trades Shots and Promo News, who hailed it “a very stylish and envelope-pushing treatment” with “sumptuous visuals.”

The music video includes three songs from the four-time Metro FM winner’s ‘Bad Hair Extensions’ album: ‘Don’t Do It,’ ‘Phases’ and ‘Good Girls and Snapchat Hoes.’

“Nasty C approached me to direct a film featuring three of his songs, that would make a statement,” says Kyle. “It’s an art piece about his own journey of breaking free and becoming a man, with the three sections representing the past, present, and future respectively. Visually, the films move further and further away from the initial renaissance styling, as a visual metaphor for breaking way from the ideals of the past and becoming true to yourself. As surreal as it gets, I tried to keep it as real and visceral as possible, which is what I got from Nasty’s music.“

Director: Kyle Lewis

Loyal fan gets Kim Kardashian and Kanye West tattoos on his legs (Photos)

An unidentified man who's no doubt one of the biggest fans of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West decided to stay loyal by getting the names of the celebrity couple on his left and right legs. The love is definitely real!! See the photo after the cut...

Kim Kardashian takes North West to Ariana Grande's concert, hang out with the singer backstage

Kim Kardashain took her three-year-old daughter, North West, to Ariana Grande's concert on Friday night and both mother and daughter had fun, as could be seen from the photos Kim shared on her Snapchat.
The mother-of-two looked every inch the fashionista dressed in a velvet jumpsuit which she paired with nude stiletto heels and draped a black coat over her shoulder. Prior to the show, Kim and North went backstage to hang out with Ariana Grande and North got to sit on the singer's lap and play with her.
Trust Kim to take photos of such moments and share online. Kim also shared a photo of her daughter meeting popular photographer Ellen Von Unwerth with the words "Learning from the best... Ellen Von Unwerth"

Creator of the LGBT community flag, Gilbert Baker dies at 65

Gilbert Baker, the designer of the iconic rainbow flag, has died. Cleve Jones, an AIDS activist and Baker's longtime friend confirms that he died in his sleep on Thursday, March 30, 2017 in New York.In 1978, Baker sewed a multicolored flag that became the symbol of the LGBT community across the world.
A vigil in Baker's memory was held on Friday evening under the rainbow flag in San Francisco's United Nations Plaza.The banner could be seen flying half-staff from the balcony of Mayor Ed Lee who said:

"Gilbert was a trailblazer for LGBT rights, a powerful artist and a true friend to all who knew him. Our thoughts are with his friends and family. He will be missed".

Baker was born in Chanute, Kansas, and joined the US Army as a medic. He arrived in San Francisco in 1970 to work at an orthopedic hospital where Vietnam veterans underwent skin grafts and amputations. After his honorable discharge from the military, he stayed in San Francisco and immersed himself in the gay and lesbian community.