Friday, 15 July 2016

Re-Sound Is In Town With A New Single

Yes you read that right Victor Sunday aka (stage name) Re-sound is about to drop his second single since the first one in 2009.
The Akwa-Ibom born artist is said to be in the studio recording his second single... though you will agree with me that he has kept his fans waiting for so long, hopefully they don't forget him. more updates coming to you soon on Re-sound...

Rita Dominic's Surprise Gift To Her Fans



The actress who marked her birthday on the 13th July decided yesterday to appreciate her fans on Instagram by sending them airtime worth 20 thousand Naira. We at SGNN say a happy belated birthday to the Diva and God bless your kind heart for having your fans in mind....

Genevieve Nnaji brutally attacked by angry fans



Nollywood's sweetheart, Genevieve Nnaji has been brutally attacked by her angry fans on Instagram after she posted her commiseration with the people of France in the wake of the terror attack they suffered yesterday.

Genny as she is fondly called by colleagues and close friends, posted the French flag and praying for them. She wrote: "Father into thy hands I commend their spirit #prayforparis#prayforjustice. But her fans didn't like that at all and they attacked her from every angle for not praying for Nigeria when such happens.

Tom Hiddleston on His New Relationship with Taylor Swift: 'It's Not a Publicity Stunt,' Says the Actor

A few days after their Fourth of July PDA fest, the two landed at LAX in very, very good spirits.
Can you even really experience the Colosseum if you don't make out on top of it?

Tom Hiddleston put to rest any remaining questions about the legitimacy of HiddleSwift on Thursday.
"We are together and we're very happy," he told MTV in an interview about his new relationship while speaking about his first Emmy nomination.
He also toldThe Hollywood Reporter the relationship "is not a publicity stunt."
The Thor star received a nod for Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie for his role as a former British soldier who becomes an undercover spy in AMC's six-part miniseries, The Night Manager.
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Trump postpones VP announcement, citing France attacks

In this photo taken July 11, 2016, Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump listens to a question during an interview in Virginia Beach, Va. In a summer of political and racial tumult, young Americans are in a dour mood: pessimistic about the fairness of the economic system, questioning the greatness of the U.S. and wondering about the effectiveness of how the nation picks its leaders. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)

WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump abruptly postponed plans to announce his vice presidential pick following a day of rampant speculation, citing the "horrible attack" in Nice, France, that left scores dead.
Trump had planned to hold his first event with his yet-to-be-named running mate Friday morning in New York. He announced the change of plans Thursday evening on Twitter.
The stunning announcement raised questions about the status of Trump's selection process. Indiana Gov. Mike Pence had emerged as a late favorite for the job, though Trump said he had not finalized the pick and advisers cautioned he could change his mind.
"I haven't made my final, final decision," Trump said on Fox News Channel. He said that while his running mate selection would "absolutely not" be changed by the France attack, he did not feel it was appropriate to hold a news conference in its aftermath.
Dozens of people were killed late Thursday in the French resort city of Nice when a truck drove onto a sidewalk and plowed through a crowd of Bastille Day revelers who'd gathered to watch fireworks.
In addition to Pence, Trump's shortlist included former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, according to people familiar with the candidate's thinking.
After spending much of Thursday in Indianapolis, Pence flew to New York late in the day, according to a Republican familiar with the process. Indianapolis television station WTHR posted a video showing Pence arriving at a private airport outside New York early Thursday evening.
Trump did not say when he planned to announce his running mate. He's up against a clock: The Republican convention kicks off in Cleveland Monday.
Top party officials are already in Cleveland, grappling with a rules fight that increased the odds of nationally televised clashes at the convention. Talks broke down Thursday between party leaders and recalcitrant conservatives seeking to "unbind" convention delegates and let them back any presidential candidate they'd like.
Conservatives hope that would lead to delegates blocking Trump's nomination.
The convention and vice presidential announcement give Trump back-to-back opportunities to reassure Americans — as well as leaders within his own party — that he's prepared for the presidency.
Pence, a staunch conservative who served six terms in Congress, is seen as a running mate who would have the backing of GOP leaders and ease some of their concerns about Trump's political inexperience and volatile temperament.
He has influential allies in Trump's inner circle. But some of Trump's children, who have been closely advising their father, are said to favor different candidates.
Campaign chair Paul Manafort was among those urging caution in assuming any decision Thursday, saying on Twitter that Trump's choice "will be made in the near future."
As the day began, it appeared the decision would come quickly. Gingrich, the fiery Republican who helped define the political battles of the 1990s, told The Associated Press that Trump was supposed to let him know something in the afternoon. But by early evening, Gingrich told the AP he had heard nothing from Trump or others in the campaign.
Other Republicans with knowledge of the process said there had been no calls to Pence or Christie, either.
The top contenders have been vetted by a top Washington lawyer and all have spent time with Trump in recent days. But the final decision rests with the candidate, who is known for making decisions more on instinct than other factors — and for sometimes changing his mind.
Trump was in California Thursday for several fundraisers. His schedule put him at a distance from many of his closest advisers, including Manafort and his three oldest children.
Pence is running for re-election, but Indiana law prevents him from seeking two offices at once. He faces a Friday deadline to withdraw from the governor's race.
The paperwork has been drawn up for him to take that step, according to a Republican, who insisted on anonymity because that person was not authorized to publicly discuss the plans. However, those documents have not been filed.
Christie, in New Jersey, said in an interview with MSNBC, "No matter what phone call (Trump) makes to me today, I will take a deep breath and prepare for tomorrow." That interview came hours before David Samson, whom Christie appointed to chair the powerful Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, pleaded guilty to scheming to get United Airlines to run direct flights between New Jersey and South Carolina, where he has a vacation home.
Gingrich was the most visible of the contenders. As speculation about his future swirled, he calmly answered questions about the selection process on Facebook Live, saying he had told Trump the choice was between having "two pirates on the ticket or a pirate and a relatively stable, more normal person."
Beyond their political backgrounds, the finalists bring different strengths to the ticket.
Pence, 57, has deep ties to evangelical Christians and other conservatives, particularly after signing a law last year that critics said would have allowed businesses to deny service to gay people for religious reasons. But the move alienated some moderates in the party.
Trump took notice of Pence during the Indiana primary, noting that the governor had high praise for him despite endorsing one of his rivals.
Gingrich, 73, is something of a rabble-rouser who has spent decades in Washington. He has been a steadfast Trump defender for months and has become a trusted adviser to the businessman.
So, too, has Christie. The New Jersey governor quickly endorsed Trump after ending his own presidential bid, stunning many of his supporters.
A former U.S. attorney, Christie, 53, is widely seen as one of his party's most talented politicians and has proven himself an effective "attack dog" on the trail. He has also taken on the important role of heading Trump's transition planning.

Wednesday, 4 May 2016

UPGRADING THE SPOUSE "Teebillz and Tiwa"




I read Teebillz rants and watched the video interview of Tiwa savage, they are both disappointment to their fans and family... Here are my thoughts

To my hearing teebillz started it he messed her up and tiwa finished it she cleaned him out which took me back to a radio talk program i listen to few days ago with the topic upgrading your spouse... according to teebillz he want to venture into different types of business so he can support Jamil and tiwa but she wasn't supporting him because her mother had tied his star so tiwa can shine which made him look a bit jealous of her success that almost lead him to commit suicide if not for the intervention of Bankyw, meaning that tiwa and her mother are not in support of his upgrade. But in tiwa's interview she stated that she tried all she could to support him financially in all his doing but he just kept failing, including paying a debt of 4.5million naira for acquiring a car, which he claims is taking away his manhood, which simply means teebillz isn't ready to upgrade to her standard.
they both are trying so hard to make the other the bad guy which is an individual thing, clearly the both have issues..
This should serve as a lesson not just to teebillz and tiwa, celebrity couples, but to every one, because upgrading your spouse is an individual thing, upgrading yourself is an individual thing, being jealous and suicidal is individual.

the fallout of this impending and scandalous divorce wouldn't have gone this far if tiwa didn't allow herself into continue suffering by having an emotional reaction to what teebiilz said about her that lead to the video interview..

Tiwa this is for you= I love you, you're a Diva , true power is sitting back and observing everything with logic
true power is restraint... if words control you that means everyone can control you.. my dear breath and allow things to pass.

Monday, 26 October 2015

Beyonce dresses as X-Men's 'Storm' for Ciara's 30th birthday costume party

Beyonce dresses as X-Men's Storm for Ciara's 30th birthday costume party
Beyonce, is that you?
The music star, 34, was almost unrecognizable dressed up as "X-Men" comics character Storm -- a role made famous by Halle Berry in the movie franchise -- at a costume party on Oct. 24.
Actor and comedian Jeff Dye, 32, revealed the superstar's epic look in a Twitter photo post, captioning it, "I met Beyoncé tonight and she couldn't have been more sweet. And shares my love of costumes." (He was dressed as another comic-book character: The Punisher.)
The singer -- who even sported colored contact lenses with her epic costume -- and the comedian were dressed up to celebrate pal Ciara's 30th birthday party, TMZ reports.
Ciara wore a sexy Catwoman costume to her bash while her boyfriend, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, 26, came dressed as Batman.TMZ reports that the birthday girl and her beau arrived in the Batmobile for the party, which was held on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, Calif.

"I met Beyoncé tonight and she couldn&#39;t have been more sweet. And shares my love of costumes." --comedian Jeff Dye, who posted this photo with <a href="http://www.wonderwall.com/music/Beyonce-243.celebrity">Beyonce</a> from Ciara&#39;s 30th birthday party on Oct. 24, 2015"Me Ciara and Russ celebrating the dirty thirty!" --comedian Jeff Dye, who posted this photo with pals Ciara and Russell Wilson from Ciara&#39;s 30th birthday party on Oct. 24, 2015