The two lovely outfits Meghan donned as she and Prince Harry took a tour of Melbourne

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex touched down in Melbourne today for the third day of their Royal tour of Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, andTonga.

Meghan Markle arrived in a navy blue dress by Australian designer Dion Lee paired with Manolo Blahnik BB navy stilettos before changing into a black buttoned Club Monaco dress and flats when it was time to hit the beach.







The royal couple visited the Government House in Melbourne where they were greeted by Victorian Governor Linda Dessau. They also visited Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens.

After Meghan changed outfits, she and her husband gracefully made their way onto the tram in Melbourne, along with student leaders at a local school.







After a busy day in Melbourne, Prince Harry and Meghan will head back to Sydney and will visit Bondi Beach.

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Genevieve Nnaji is all shades of gorgeous in new photo

She is absolutely gorgeous

Cardi B stuns in green leather trench coat for Jimmy Kimmel Interview after blasting fake report about Nicki Minaj diss track

Rapper and mother of one, Cardi B, looked all stunning as she arrived for a Jimmy Kimmel Live Interview on Wednesday, rocking a dark green leather coat with a pair of blue designer heels.

Her outing comes just after she blasted TMZ for reporting that she was planning on dropping a Nicki Minaj diss track.
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Shareholders back a proposal to remove Mark Zuckerberg as chairman because he mishandled several high-profile scandals

Several public funds that hold shares in Facebook Inc on Wednesday backed a proposal to remove Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg as chairman, saying the social media giant mishandled several high-profile scandals.



According to a report by NBC, state treasurers from Illinois, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, and New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer, co-filed the proposal. They joined hedge fund Trillium Asset Management, which bought it to the table in June.



The proposal, set to be voted on at the company's annual shareholder meeting in May 2019, is asking Facebook's board to make the role of board chair an independent position. "Facebook plays an outsized role in our society and our economy. They have a social and financial responsibility to be transparent that's why we're demanding independence and accountability in the company's boardroom," Stringer said.



The proposal said lack of independent board chair and oversight has contributed to Facebook "mishandling" a number of severe controversies, including Russian meddling in U.S. elections and the Cambridge Analytica data leak.



Zuckerberg has about 60 percent voting power, according to a filing in April. Previous efforts to remove Zuckerberg as chairman have failed. The New York City Pension Funds owned about 4.5 million Facebook shares as of July 31.



The Pennsylvania Treasury holds 38,737 shares of the company, according to a spokeswoman. Trillium holds 53,000 shares.

G-Worldwide Ent is a very good place Kizz Daniel says as he covers Vibe.ng magazine

As the cover star of Vibe.ng latest magazine issue, Kizz Daniel talks about his new brand Fly Boy Inc. he also reveals that G-Worldwide is a very good place.



The singer talks about his relationship with his former label saying:


"We thank God everybody’s happy. We’ve moved on. Kizz Daniel is doing fine, G-worldwide is doing fine and that’s what really matters."







He also goes further to express his excitement venturing out in the music business on his own, especially with the benefits of interacting with other talents in the music industry which he said he never had the opportunity to do while he was still signed with G-World Wide. He confesses that his new exposure has been very good for him and the industry.

Kizz who just signed fast-rising acts Demmie Vee and Philkeyz to his record label - Fly Boy Inc. talks about his decision with Vibe.ng magazine. There are speculations from fans and some in the media that launching his own label was too sudden. Some feel that Kizz needs to regain his own balance before packing on the extra responsibility of being an artiste and also a record label CEO, but the singer reveals he doesn’t quite mind.







It is safe to say that the Flyboy is definitely on his 'Flight to Freedom’



Find the full story and interview, snazzy photos and other interesting stories and articles in our September/October feature, ‘Flight to freedom’

Showing him what he's missing? Cassie shares cleavage-baring photos following split from Diddy

Cassie Ventura has shared a couple of cleavage-baring photos hours after her split from Diddy was announced.

The singer/actress shared the photos of Twitter but without captions.

The 32-year-old had been in a relationship with Diddy for over 10 years before he moved on to 26-year-old model Jocelyn Chew.

Testing girls for virginity violates their human rights - United Nations

A group of United Nations agencies has issued a joint statement calling for a ban on tests meant to assess the virginity of any female.



The statement, issued during the World Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics in Brazil, stressed that such tests are both unscientific, and a violation of human rights. The UN agencies are: the UN Human Rights Office, UN Women and the World Health Organisation.



The group said, “so-called virginity testing also often referred to as hymen, two-fingers or per vaginal examination is a gynaecological inspection of female genitalia carried out in the false belief that it can reliably determine whether a woman or girl has had vaginal intercourse'.



In a global call to eliminate violence against women and girls everywhere, the UN agencies said that “this medically unnecessary, and often times painful, humiliating and traumatic practice, must end.”



The practice is a long-standing tradition documented in at least 20 countries, and spanning all regions of the world. Women and girls are often forced to undergo virginity testing for various reasons, including requests from parents or potential partners to establish marriage eligibility or even from potential employers.



It is mostly performed by doctors, police officers, or community leaders on women and girls, in order to assess their virtue, honour or social value. In their statement, the UN agencies explained that the practice has “no scientific or clinical basis” and that “there is no examination that can prove a girl or woman has had sex.”