Nollywood actor Clems Onyeka dead

According  to reports from Iroko TV, Nollywood actor Clem Onyeka,37, was killed this afternoon by a stray bullet. The incident happened in Asaba, Delta state. 

 

Eye-witnesses told the press that there was a shoot-out between robbers and policemen when Clems, who was coming back from a movie location, got hit by a stray bullet. The robbers were allegedly trying to seize a bullion van carrying money. 

 

Rest in peace...

Penelope Cruz named Sexiest Woman Alive by Esquire magazine

40 year old Spanish American actress, Penelope Cruz has been named the Sexiest Woman Alive by Esquire magazine.

Penelope, the 11th woman to be given the title by the magazine inherits the title from Scarlett Johansson who won the title last year.

Previous honourees include Angelina Jolie, Halle Berry, Rihanna and Charlize Theron

 

 

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Penelope Cruz has been named Esquire magazine's Sexiest Woman Alive

 

 

Three cups of decaffeinated coffee a day may be good for your liver

According to a new study, people who drink three or more cups of coffee a day, irrespective of caffeine content, had lower levels of the abnormal liver enzymes that are a sign of damaged liver cells.

Large amounts of caffeine could damage your health....memory loss and increased rates of heart disease and cancer, so scientists recommend decaffeinated coffee.

Previous studies found that coffee consumption may help lower the risk of developing diabetes, stroke, liver disease, and cirrhosis (scarring of the liver due to long-term liver damage).

The findings were published in the journal Hepatology, a journal of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases.

How To Choose The Best Skirt Style For Your Body Type

1. If you’re an Apple (slim lower body, carry weight around your middle) you look fantastic in high-waist flouncy skirts.

Why?
The waistband will hit at the smallest part of the torso and flare out over the stomach, hiding the mid-section. The short hemline will show off slender legs.



Apple-shaped women gravitate to pleated skirts so as to create structure to camouflage the stomach.

2. If you’re a Banana (waist, hip, and shoulders are all about the same width), you look fantastic in form-fitting mini skirts.

Why?
​A form-fitting skirt will emphasize any curves you do have, and the short hemline will show off your slim legs.


A patterned mini skirt is your best bet. The print will draw attention to your bottom-half, creating the illusion of curves.

3. If you’re an Hourglass (curvy, with a well-defined waist) you look fantastic in pencil skirts.

Why?
A pencil skirt accentuates your curves, smoothing out your thighs.


The fitted high-waist on this pencil skirt will draw attention to your tiny waist.
4. If you’re a Pear (hips are the widest part of your body) you look fantastic in A-line skirts.

Why?
An A-line skirt highlights the smallest part of your waist, and flares out over hips, minimizing the width of your bottom half.

 

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Nollywood actress Stephanie Okereke working alongside Desmond Tutu for the 2014 Queen of England’s “Queens Young Leaders Awards” campaign

Nollywood actress, Stephanie Okereke Linus has recently been chosen alongside South African Desmond Tutu to work with The Queen of England on a youth empowerment initiative. She is now the official spokesperson for the 2014 Queen of England’s “Queens Young Leaders Awards” campaign, creating awareness in Nigeria for the initiative.


The main aim of the Queen’s Young Leaders Awards according to Stephanie is to discover, celebrate and support young people from the commonwealth nations by helping to transform their own lives and the lives of others around them.

“Exceptional young men and women aged between 18 and 29 who are taking the lead in their communities and using their skills to transform lives are invited to apply for a Queen’s Young Leaders Awards, in honour of Her Majesty The Queen,” she stated. “This will support winners to develop the amazing work they are already doing in their communities,” she said.