Music of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: betatinz.comFluri Boyz Ft Locko 'Jamais Vu'FLURI Boyz Ft LockoJust a few months after their hit song "Shalé", Fluri Boyz are back with a new single titled "Jamais Vu" featuring one of the finest Cameroonian artists, Locko. The song is an extract from their forthcoming project. It is an Afro-Dancehall infused ballad produced by TouchSound Music and Abz. The video for the song is expected in the days ahead but for now enjoy the audio!!!
xxxxxxxxxxx of Sun, 18 Sep 20160New York bombing motive 'unknown'A bomb attack in New York City was a terrorist act, officials say, but no links have been found to global groups and the motivation remains unclear. Speaking earlier near the site of the blast, Mr Cuomo said that significant damage had been caused and "we were lucky there were no fatalities". Mr Cuomo said: "A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism." Mr Cuomo said: "We will not allow these type of people and these type of threats to disrupt our life in New York. Saturday's "nightmare scenario" was another test - and it probably won't be the last.
Entertainment of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: kinnakasblog.comIrene Major poses naked in a racy photoshootLondon-based Cameroonian socialite, Irene MajorLondon-based Cameroonian socialite, Irene Major just pulled a Kim Kardashian on us! In a recent photoshoot with UK celeb photographer, Stacey Clarke, the former model and mother of 5 showed off her toned physique in a racy nude pose. According to Irene her hubby, Sam Malin, a Canadian oil tycoon, doesn't mind! Inside Irene Major's £4.5million mansion. Click photos to see more from the photoshoot …
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: BBCNew York bombs 'were both shrapnel pressure cooker devices'The bomb detonated on Saturday in New York, and another device found nearby, were both shrapnel-filled pressure cookers - similar to the bombs used at the 2013 Boston marathon, reports say. New York governor Andrew Cuomo said it appeared to be "similar in design" to the exploded device. Mr Cuomo said: "Whoever placed these bombs - we will find them and they will be brought to justice." Mr de Blasio said there would be a "bigger than ever" police presence in New York in the coming week. On Tuesday, President Obama and other world leaders are due to attend the UN General Assembly in New York.
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: BBCParalympics closes with cyclist tributeThe Rio 2016 Paralympic Games was brought to a close inside a packed Maracana Stadium on Sunday evening. Singers, dancers and fireworks lit up the iconic stadium before tributes were paid to Iranian cyclist Bahman Golbarnezhad, who died on Saturday. Referring to the success of the Games, Craven said the Rio Paralympics were "uniquely Brazilian and wondrous". Cyclist Golbarnezhad's death is the first in competition at a summer Olympics or Paralympics since Danish cyclist Knud Enemark Jensen in the 100km team time trial at the 1960 Rome Olympics. "The passing of Bahman Golbarnezhad has affected us all and left the whole Paralympic movement united in grief."
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: BBCAustralia regrets Syrian air strike roleAustralian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has expressed regret for the loss of life in a US-led airstrike which killed dozens of Syrian soldiers fighting the so-called Islamic State. Russia called an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss the strike. The US has also expressed "regret" for the "unintentional loss of life". Russia says the attack killed at least 62 Syrian troops fighting Islamic State and wounded 100 more. A lot of politics' involvedSpeaking in New York, Mr Turnbull expressed "regret" for the deaths, confirming that "Australian aircraft were involved in the sortie that's been the subject of the recent news reporting".
Sports World News of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: goal.comPogba's agent questions Arsenal over transfer policyArsene WengerPaul Pogba's agent has discussed his client's move to Manchester United, claiming that a move to Real Madrid was “too easy”, while he has also questioned whether Arsenal have the “balls” to make a world record signing. Raiola insists the Gunners have money to spend and spoke of his respect for Arsene Wenger, though he feels the Frenchman's side lack confidence in their transfer business. Arsenal have the money, but do they have the balls? “With Real Madrid, Zidane's will was strong but we were not sure the club felt the same. Manchester United sent out a message with the transfer they did: 'this is the biggest club in the world'.”
Sports World News of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: supersport.comPochettino concerned by Kane injuryMauricio PochettinoTottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane will undergo tests on Monday after injuring his right ankle during his side's 1-0 win over Sunderland on Sunday, manager Mauricio Pochettino said. Kane had to be stretchered off after badly turning his ankle in a sliding challenge on Papy Djilobodji, having earlier scored the game's only goal in the 59th minute. "We'll see tomorrow how is his ankle," Pochettino told Sky Sports at White Hart Lane. Spurs also lost Mousa Dembele, who was making his return from a six-game suspension, and Eric Dier, both of whom went off holding their hamstrings. "Mousa Dembele and Eric Dier got cramps in their hamstrings," said the Argentine, whose side climbed to third place in the Premier League table.
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: BBCGlass of beer 'makes people more sociable'Researchers from Switzerland have confirmed what most of us already know - drinking a single glass of beer can make people more sociable. The team from University Hospital in Basel tested 60 healthy people, with an equal number of men and women drinking alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer. They took part in a range of tasks, including a face recognition test, empathy test and sexual arousal test. After drinking non-alcoholic beer, participants rated them as less pleasant than neutral pictures - but they were rated as more pleasant by those who drank alcoholic beer. Earlier this year, the government revised the UK guidelines on drinking alcohol.
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: goal.comNeville puzzled by David Luiz signingFormer Manchester United defender Gary Neville is apparently not in favour of David Luiz's return to Chelsea, and used a rather curious metaphor to describe the new Odd Couple at Stamford Bridge. And having worked with the likes of Leonardo Bonucci and Giorgio Chiellini at Juventus, Neville believes Conte will not see eye-to-eye with his new man. “I would never have put those two together (Conte and Luiz). It feels a little bit strange,” Neville told Sky Sports following Chelsea's defeat to Liverpool. “If I was to thinking of an analogy to describe it, I’d say probably me and Miss World.”
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: goal.comZidane is my idol - JamesJames Rodriguez hailed Real Madrid boss Zinedine Zidane as his "idol" after making a goalscoring return to the starting line-up in the European champions' 2-0 win at Espanyol. James has struggled for a regular first-team berth under Zidane but he told reporters after the match that he holds his coach in the highest regard. "Zidane is my idol. Real Madrid is my dream," he said. James' wonderful solo strike settled Madrid during first-half stoppage time in a match they initially struggled to stamp their authority upon.
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: supersport.comScholes slams 'sloppy' UnitedPaul Scholes criticised Manchester United's "sloppy" display after their 3-1 loss away to Watford in English Premier League action on Sunday. Former United midfielder Scholes, now a television analyst with BT Sport, didn't spare his old side. "The quality on the ball was as poor as you've seen from a Man United team, and that's just the way it is at the minute," Scholes said. I just think in possession Man United were really, really poor. But I think if you're Manchester United you need more than that," Scholes told BT Sport.
xxxxxxxxxxx of Monday, 19 September 2016Source: BBCBerlin state poll: Merkel's CDU suffers heavy Berlin lossesGermany's CDU, the party of Chancellor Angela Merkel, has suffered historic losses in Berlin state elections. It has been ousted from the state governing coalition with the centre-left Social Democrats. Meanwhile the right-wing anti-migrant party Alternative for Germany (AfD) made gains and will enter the state parliament for the first time. Mrs Merkel's popularity has waned since her decision last year to allow more than a million migrants into Germany. The CDU won 17.6% of the vote - its worst-ever result in Berlin.
xxxxxxxxxxx of Sunday, 18 September 2016Source: reuters.comBobbi Kristina Brown's former boyfriend held liable in wrongful death suitA Georgia judge on Friday held Bobbi Kristina Brown's former boyfriend legally responsible for her 2015 death after he failed to show up for a hearing in a civil lawsuit, a lawyer for Brown's estate said. An autopsy found drug intoxication and the immersion of her face in the water contributed to her death. "We look forward to having a Fulton County jury determine how much Mr. Gordon will have to pay," Ware said in a statement. A medical examiner has classified Brown's manner of death as undetermined with the circumstances under which she entered the tub unknown. Her death came three years after Houston drowned in a bathtub in a Beverly Hills hotel at age 48.
