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Friday, 21 June 2013

James Gandolfini of ‘Sopranos’ fame dead at 51

James Gandolfini, whose portrayal of a brutal, emotionally delicate mob boss in HBO’s The Sopranos helped create one of TV’s greatest drama series and turned the mobster stereotype on its head, died Wednesday in Italy. He was 51.
James Gandolfini. photo: Barry Wetcher
Gandolfini died while on holiday in Rome, the cable channel and Gandolfini’s managers Mark Armstrong and Nancy Sanders said in a joint statement. James Gandolfini died of a heart attack. He was 51-years-old.“He was a genius,” said Sopranos creator David Chase. “Anyone who saw him even in the smallest of his performances knows that. He is one of the greatest actors of this or any time. A great deal of that genius resided in those sad eyes.”
May his soul rest in peace!

Janet Jackson Converts To Islam, And Quits Music..

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Rob Shuter tells reporters that Jackson is moving to the Middle East and is converting to Islam.
Shuter says that since she married billionaire Wissam Al Mana, she has grown  tired of the grueling entertainment industry.The pair got married last year in a very private ceremony, according to Shuter, and they want to live a private life away from the paparazzi.
Al Mana, a Qatar native, is involved in his family’s controlled Middle-East-based Al Mana Retail Group.
And since marrying Al Mana, Ms. Jackson’s net worth has certainly climbed higher as she is officially became a billionaire sometime in May, this year. However, it’s not clear if her recent billionaire status has anything to do with the fact that she recently married one.
This is Jackson’s third marriage.

2face Idibia wrote a song for wife Annie Idibia (Rainbow)

See Video below. Enjoy!

Genevieve looks stunning at AMVCA

How Kim Kardashian battled life-threatening preeclampsia to deliver her baby

It was the worst ordeal of her life. Warned by doctors that she was most likely suffering from the life-threatening condition preeclampsia, Kim Kardashian was forced to deal with going into premature labour on Friday night to save the life of her baby girl. With her 'blood pressure skyrocketing' and 'the baby in distress' according to Us Weekly, the pampered doyenne of reality TV was forced to grit her teeth and get on with the delivery.

And the 32-year-old was so brave in dealing with the terrifying ordeal that her often absent beau, Kanye West, 36, is now desperate to marry her as soon as possible.


'They'll start planning their next project, a wedding, sooner rather than later,' a source told People.
'He definitely wants to marry her, he hasn't left her side.'

And Kim's troubles aren't over, as Radar Online are reporting that she's having trouble breast-feeding, they write: 'Kim is doing it but seems like she’s having trouble.'

'She is planning to keep trying do it for a little while longer but she may end up switching to a bottle.'
Kim's friend Robin Antin, with whom she spent the last few days of her pregnancy relaxing in the sunshine, offered an insight into how Kim's stoic and tenacious behaviour this weekend impressed the often lugubrious rapper.

'This was a lot to go through,' the founder of music group GRL told the magazine

Source: DailyMail

Tuesday, 18 June 2013

Genevieve Nnaji joined other entertainment impresarios like, Paul Obasele, P-Square‘s Peter Okoye, etc to run for breast cancer awareness project

Onari Duke, the former first lady of Crossrivers State, who has channeled her resources to fight the dreaded ailment through her Faith Hope Alive Foundation, gathered these Nollywood stars for the five miles running excise around Lagos.

The organization, which recently dragged top Nollywood actors to campaign and create awareness about Cancer on the need to intermittently go for medical checkups for earlier detect of the syndrome, is touched by the number of lives cancer has sent to early grave. Without mincing word, after the death of top society people in Nigeria by cancer, there has been increase in people passing the information across to one another through so many campaigns.

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