All that glitters isn’t gold, and Ivanka Trump is learning that the hard way. The daughter of Donald Trump appeared alongside her family to discuss the shocking presidential election and her role in her father's transition team during the Sunday, November 13, episode of CBS’ 60 Minutes. Shortly following the broadcast that also featured Donald, Melania, Donald Jr., Eric and Tiffany Trump, Ivanka’s team sent out a media blast promoting a $10,800 piece of jewelry that she wore from her own line. According to a tweet and screengrab from New York Times reporter Eric Lipton, the message read “Ivanka Trump wearing her favorite bangle from the Metropolis Collection on ‘60 Minutes.'"Ivanka TrumpDonald Trump and his family on '60 Minutes' with Lesley StahlPHOTOS: Celebrities Supporting Donald Trump for PresidentUnsurprisingly, Ivanka was blasted by critics for for using her appearance to push her own brand. “Ivanka Trump hawking $10,800 bracelet she wore on 60 Minutes. Total lack of class, dignity, sense of appropriateness. God help us,” a tweeter wrote on November 16. Another user tweeted in agreement the same day, writing “Lobbyists may not get rich, but Trump family will. Who of Trump supporters have $10,000 to buy Ivanka's bangle? Disgusting.”
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
chrissy Teigen say : I would like to be a surrogate to Kim Kardashian
Talk about a true friend! Chrissy Teigen said in a new interview that she's willing to be a surrogate for her close friend Kim Kardashian, who recently revealed that she's considering surrogacy for her third child.PHOTOS: Chrissy Teigen's Best Maternity Styles"I would be her surrogate in a second," the Cravings cookbook author, 30, told Access Hollywood on Tuesday, November 15. "I really enjoyed the pregnancy process.… I loved it. Yes, [I would do it] in a heartbeat!"
Chrissy Teigen Kim KardashianChrissy Teigen (left) and Kim Kardashian attend the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater on Aug. 30, 2015, in Los Angeles
Ebiy hogan releases hard first single titled(ENENEBE EJE OLU)
Ireland-based Ebiy Hogan (real name – Ebelechukwu Emilian Hogan) was born in Anambra
state, Nigeria, but grew up in Lagos until her teenage years when she relocated to Ireland to complete her education;Music to a great extent, has always reflected the several influences on the musician over a period of time and such influences include childhood, culture, environment, people, relationships, beliefs, morals, exposure and more.Winasbet.comWith her unique sound which reflects authentic diversity and a fine blend of several influences across borders; Ebiy Hogan set out on her musical career by singing and writing songs at the early age of 11
Vardy scores and perform the Maniquine challenge but still get a a draw with spain
over 40 people have been killed by suspected herdsmen in the chawai chiefdom
Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Solah has released a new song ododun featuring Isaac
Football news: Athletico Madrid set for clash against Real Madrid
Atletico Madrid host Real Madrid for the last time in La Liga at the Vicente Calderon on Saturday with the pain of a second Champions League final defeat in three years to their city rivals still fresh in the memory.
However, both sides have been troubled by severe injury problems with Atletico's top scorer Antoine Griezmann and Real captain Sergio Ramos facing a race against time to be fit.
Real lifted their 11th European Cup on penalties in the last meeting between the teams in May and Atletico are the more desperate side for more reasons than just revenge as Diego Simeone's men lie six points off the leaders at the top of the table.
"There are scars that remain there and that we will never forget," said Atletico captain Gabi.
"They are bitter moments and above all they are hard because of what it meant to all Atletico fans."
Atletico are due to move to their new La Peineta stadium next season after 50 years at the Calderon.
And after two defeats in three games, Gabi believes victory is necessary to get back in the title hunt.
"That it is the last derby at the Calderon in La Liga makes it all the more exciting and special," he added.
"If we win we are in the fight once more."
Griezmann returned from international duty with France with a severely bruised left foot, but has trained this week and is expected to start.
Real are even more ravaged by injury with Toni Kroos, Casemiro and Alvaro Morata definitely sidelined.
Ramos hasn't played since spraining knee ligaments over a month ago, but is aiming to return with his usual central defensive partner Pepe also a major doubt.
However, Madrid will have a fully-fit Luka Modric, who Gabi described as Real's "best player" free to start for the first time in nearly two months.
Despite Real's European hoodoo over Atletico, it is the red and white side of Madrid that has dominated in recent seasons in league encounters.
Atletico haven't lost a league derby in the past three seasons, including Zinedine Zidane's only La Liga defeat as Real boss in a 1-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu back in February.
BARCA’S CHANCE
With their two major title rivals facing off, Barcelona have the chance to jump into top spot earlier on Saturday when Malaga visit the Camp Nou.
Barca reversed a trend of poor results following international breaks with a 4-0 hammering of Deportivo la Coruna last month, but once again face being deprived of some of their South American stars.
Luis Suarez is suspended, while Lionel Messi and Neymar only arrived back in Barcelona on Thursday after starring for Argentina and Brazil respectively in World Cup qualifying.
Paco Alcacer will start in Suarez's absence as he continues his search for a first Barca goal since a €30 million move from Valencia in August.
Meanwhile, Barca should be boosted by the return of Gerard Pique and Jordi Alba from injury.
Sevilla will aim to remain in the title hunt and bounce back from a thrilling 2-1 defeat to Barca a fortnight ago when they visit Deportivo la Coruna.
Villarreal travel to Athletic Bilbao in a match of huge consequence in the battle for the fourth Champions League place in the pick of Sunday's fixtures.
Two sides will also be under new management for the first time as Victor Sanchez takes charge of Betis at home to Las Palmas and Joaquin Caparros' bow as Osasuna coach comes on Monday at Leganes.
Fixtures (all times GMT)
Friday
Real Betis v Las Palmas (1945)
Saturday
Deportivo la Coruna v Sevilla (1200), Barcelona v Malaga (1515), Eibar v Celta Vigo (1730), Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid (1945)
Sunday
Alaves v Espanyol (1100), Valencia v Granada (1515), Sporting Gijon v Real Sociedad (1730), Athletic Bilbao v Villarreal (1945)
Monday
Leganes v Osasuna (1945)
Football news: Athletico Madrid set for clash against Real Madrid
Atletico Madrid host Real Madrid for the last time in La Liga at the Vicente Calderon on Saturday with the pain of a second Champions League final defeat in three years to their city rivals still fresh in the memory.
However, both sides have been troubled by severe injury problems with Atletico's top scorer Antoine Griezmann and Real captain Sergio Ramos facing a race against time to be fit.
Real lifted their 11th European Cup on penalties in the last meeting between the teams in May and Atletico are the more desperate side for more reasons than just revenge as Diego Simeone's men lie six points off the leaders at the top of the table.
"There are scars that remain there and that we will never forget," said Atletico captain Gabi.
"They are bitter moments and above all they are hard because of what it meant to all Atletico fans."
Atletico are due to move to their new La Peineta stadium next season after 50 years at the Calderon.
And after two defeats in three games, Gabi believes victory is necessary to get back in the title hunt.
"That it is the last derby at the Calderon in La Liga makes it all the more exciting and special," he added.
"If we win we are in the fight once more."
Griezmann returned from international duty with France with a severely bruised left foot, but has trained this week and is expected to start.
Real are even more ravaged by injury with Toni Kroos, Casemiro and Alvaro Morata definitely sidelined.
Ramos hasn't played since spraining knee ligaments over a month ago, but is aiming to return with his usual central defensive partner Pepe also a major doubt.
However, Madrid will have a fully-fit Luka Modric, who Gabi described as Real's "best player" free to start for the first time in nearly two months.
Despite Real's European hoodoo over Atletico, it is the red and white side of Madrid that has dominated in recent seasons in league encounters.
Atletico haven't lost a league derby in the past three seasons, including Zinedine Zidane's only La Liga defeat as Real boss in a 1-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu back in February.
BARCA’S CHANCE
With their two major title rivals facing off, Barcelona have the chance to jump into top spot earlier on Saturday when Malaga visit the Camp Nou.
Barca reversed a trend of poor results following international breaks with a 4-0 hammering of Deportivo la Coruna last month, but once again face being deprived of some of their South American stars.
Luis Suarez is suspended, while Lionel Messi and Neymar only arrived back in Barcelona on Thursday after starring for Argentina and Brazil respectively in World Cup qualifying.
Paco Alcacer will start in Suarez's absence as he continues his search for a first Barca goal since a €30 million move from Valencia in August.
Meanwhile, Barca should be boosted by the return of Gerard Pique and Jordi Alba from injury.
Sevilla will aim to remain in the title hunt and bounce back from a thrilling 2-1 defeat to Barca a fortnight ago when they visit Deportivo la Coruna.
Villarreal travel to Athletic Bilbao in a match of huge consequence in the battle for the fourth Champions League place in the pick of Sunday's fixtures.
Two sides will also be under new management for the first time as Victor Sanchez takes charge of Betis at home to Las Palmas and Joaquin Caparros' bow as Osasuna coach comes on Monday at Leganes.
Fixtures (all times GMT)
Friday
Real Betis v Las Palmas (1945)
Saturday
Deportivo la Coruna v Sevilla (1200), Barcelona v Malaga (1515), Eibar v Celta Vigo (1730), Atletico Madrid v Real Madrid (1945)
Sunday
Alaves v Espanyol (1100), Valencia v Granada (1515), Sporting Gijon v Real Sociedad (1730), Athletic Bilbao v Villarreal (1945)
Monday
Leganes v Osasuna (1945)
Floyd Mayweather says comparing him to Connor McGregor is a disrespect
dream Kardashian got his birth certificate
Dream Kardashian's birth certificate checks out -- she was born on 11/10, Rob's the dad, Blac Chyna's the mom ... and the doctor who delivered the kid has seen multiple Kardashian vaginas!Entertainment life has obtained a copy of Dream's birth certificate, which lists Dr. Paul Crane as the delivery doc. It's an encore performance ... he did the same for Kim, Kourtney and even Kris!We're told Kim and Kris referred Chyna to the man the Kardashian women trust with their lady bits ... and Crane was booked for the birth.
Trevor Noah Comment on Donald Trump 'stop it' response to hate crime
Noah also mocked the fact that Trump insisted he had been unaware that these crimes were taking place in his name.He said: 'It appears that Donald Trump has been so consumed with Twitter that he hasn't had a chance to check Twitter.'
Monday, 14 November 2016
An 18yrs old girl killed two children because of bread
the Senate are reconsidering accepting president buhari request
Sunday, 13 November 2016
Donald Trump appoint Reince preibus as chief of staff
President-elect Donald J. Trump on Sunday chose Reince Priebus, the chairman of the Republican National Committee and a loyal campaign adviser, to be his White House chief of staff, turning to a Washington insider whose friendship with the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, could help secure early legislative victories.In selecting Mr. Priebus, the president-elect passed over Stephen K. Bannon, the right-wing media mogul who oversaw his presidential campaign. If Mr. Trump had appointed Mr. Bannon, a fierce critic of the Republican establishment, it would have demonstrated a continued disdain for a party that Mr. Trump fought throughout his campaign.Mr. Trump’s choice is certain to anger some of his most conservative supporters, many of whom expect him to battle the Washington establishment over issues like taxes, immigration, trade, health care and the environment. They view Mr. Priebus as a deal maker who will be too eager to push the new president toward compromise.The Run-UpThe podcast that makes sense of the most delirious stretch of the 2016 campaign. Mr. Priebus is expected to have multiple deputies, including Katie Walsh, the chief of staff of the Republican National Committee, who is close to Mr. Priebus and helped ensure a tight working relationship between the party’s operational infrastructure and Mr. Trump’s campaign.Other advisers in Mr. Trump’s inner circle will also have his ear, including Jared Kushner, his son-in-law, who is likely to wield great influence over the new president regardless of whether he holds a formal title. Mr. Kushner, who has no experience in politics or government, is often the last person Mr. Trump turns to for counsel.Mr. Bannon — the longtime chairman of Breitbart News, a site distinguished by its nationalist, conspiracy-laden coverage — was named chief strategist and senior counselor, and a news release from Mr. Trump’s transition team said that Mr. Priebus and Mr. Bannon would work as “equal partners.” Mr. Bannon is also likely to serve as a conduit to the populist right and conservative media outlets.A onetime Goldman Sachs banker, Mr. Bannon has transformed himself into a media figure who favors a scorched-earth style of politics and views the corporate elite and the government establishment with disdain.Breitbart News regularly traffics in racially charged accusations about President Obama, provocative comparisons between abortion providers and Holocaust killers, and contempt for feminism. Many of its articles tap into a fierce populism not unlike the voter sentiment that helped fuel Mr. Trump’s victory.
Trump protesters resounding there message :no national mandate
They come in all ages and walks of life, unflinching and determined to be heard.Mothers
with young children, hoping to impart an up-close lesson in history. Animated college students stretching their political vocal cords for the first time. Aging Baby Boomers who haven't toted a protest sign since their anti-war days in the 1970s.A group of students demonstrate outside the White House in opposition of President-elect Donald ...moreJose Luis Magana, APStreet demonstrations that started as a release of anger, frustration and disbelief after Democrat Hillary Clinton conceded to Republican Donald Trump have mushroomed into a rolling movement that has engulfed the country for four days and counting.From New York to Miami to Olympia, Wash., to Iowa City, the election results have touched a nerve. Shouts of "Dump Trump" and "Not My President" are the battle cry punctuating gatherings along Fifth Avenue, outside the White House and in front of small-town city halls.Most have been peaceful; a few have teetered toward violence; many have been emotional.While most protesters acknowledge they can't change Tuesday's vote, they want to stand in deafening opposition to a candidate who disparaged women, gays, immigrants and other segments of society.Political action group MoveOn.org was one of the first to issue a call to action early Wednesday."We were sort of reeling" Tuesday night in the raw hours as Trump's victory became evident, Ben Wikler, Washington director for MoveOn, told USA TODAY on Saturday. "Our idea was for people in common to show each other they weren't alone. There were people out there who would fight with them."MoveOn urged Americans to gather peacefully to "take a continued stand against misogyny, racism, Islamophobia and xenophobia." Within hours, about 275 protests and vigils had been organized nationwide Wednesday, Wikler said. "There was an enormous outpouring of spontaneous energy and concern."Wikler said one of MoveOn's biggest goals with protests is to "show there is not a national mandate" of support for the policies of Trump. "Members of Congress should have no illusions."He said he was not surprised by the rush to the streets in the first 24 hours. "People feel abandoned now," he said.Yong Jung Cho, 26, who organized a candlelight vigil in front of the White House on Wednesday night, said about 2,000 people showed up. "Together, we sang, we cried and we marched" to Trump's hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue. "In this moment, the protests are showing the people, the country and the world that we are here for each other."Other protests have sprouted up through social media. More than a dozen Facebook protest groups organized in the past few days, one even soliciting members worldwide.The demonstrations have not been "premeditated," said Kari Winter, a University at Buffalo professor of American studies who has researched protest movements."The election results took almost everyone by surprise," Winter said. "The protests have erupted out of the shock and rage of people who suddenly feel disinherited and homeless."The right to protest, the core of the First Amendment, is a basic American value. Throughout history, protest movements have led to shifts in the U.S. landscape. Strikes at small factories in the 1930s blossomed into labor protests nationwide that resulted in workplace practices and protections still in place today.Even though the Supreme Court ruled segregation unconstitutional in 1954, it took sit-ins and demonstrations to finally enact real change, most notably the 1963 March on Washington.The anti-war movement of the late 1960s and '70s raged through campus sit-ins, strikes and protests, raising social awareness and influencing the course of the Vietnam conflict.In recent times, there have been mixed reviews on whether protest movements such as Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter have been a success. Winter said social media platforms play such a significant role in protests today that the dynamic has changed from years past. But there are similarities.
Corey lewandoski resigns from CNN after visit to Trump tower
waec certificate issued to pres.buhari
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