PHOTOS: Yvonne Nelson about her relationship status

Barely three weeks after it was reported what actress Yvonne Nelson said, that she had been a virgin for seven months, we can report now that Yvonne has broken her virginity again, thanks to a tweet last weekend.
 
The talented actress tweeted;

“Okk so I guess I’m not single anymore …….hahahaha mum was even complaining…..lol….SOoooo in love”.

Yvonne did not state who the new found love was though.
The star actress, in an interview she recently granted Nigeria’s talk show host, Toolz on Ndani TV is quoted to have said “It’s been seven months… and am like a secondary virgin. I haven’t seen anyone, done nothing…not even kissed.. Oh yeah I kissed John Dumelo in a movie”.
This was after Yvonne Nelson went all out about how bad her stint with her Nigerian singer and ex-boyfriend, Iyanya had been.
When Yvonne was called last Tuesday to confirm her new “status”, the Princess Tyra star was rather hesitant to give details on her new relationship.
“Yes, I tweeted that. I have found somebody and I guess that is the important aspect of it now. The rest can be reserved for the future since I don’t want to talk much about it. What is important now is that, I have moved on and put everything behind me” she said.


Even before Yvonne came out to publicly declare her relationship status, the versatile actress had been linked to two other Nigerian artistes—Ice Prince and Dammy Krane.
The Nigerian Afro Pop singer, Dammy Krane even mentions her in his new track Really Love You which is reported to be getting a lot of attention in Nigeria.
A line in the song “…sho mo Yvonne Nelson, I don’t just want your waist…” raised a lot of questions but Yvonne Nelson denied any romantic relationship between them.


Source: OMG Ghana

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Couple Breaks Into School To Have Sex

Two teen lovebirds are accused of breaking into a high school to have sex, It was reported.
It's unclear whether Vincent Ewell, 18, and Lindsay Longbottom, 19 actually engaged in any hands-on biology lessons inside the high school, but cops say they found the pair driving away from the high school after the break-in at around 3 a.m. Wednesday, WESH reported.
While inside the building, Ewell and Longbottom allegedly vandalized vending machines to satisfy what they described to cops as "beer munchies," according to WKMG.
Officers say Longbottom told them they broke into the high school because they needed a place to have sex where her boyfriend wouldn't find out.
They are both charged with burglary. Ewell is also charged with criminal mischief.


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Denzel Washington Was Almost Cast in 'Fast & Furious 7,' Before Hope Faded Away Forever

Fast & Furious 7  hasn't even started shooting yet and already there's disappointing news — Denzel Washington will not be in it. Sure, no one even knew he was offered a role (how the heck did that slip past everyone?), but it's still a major letdown. I didn't even know I wanted Denzel Washington in a Fast & Furious movie until it was too late. Now the dream is gone. 

In a rant about how studios are creating hardly any new intellectual properties lately, Deadline's Mike Fleming, Jr. briefly mentioned that Washington turned down a "small role" in the seventh installment of the Fast franchise. There are no more details about who he would have played (or who they're looking at for the part now), but I'm sure we'll find out soon enough.

Vin Diesel will return, of course, and Jason Statham will play the villain. But Statham always plays a guy who drives a car in an aggressive yet charming fashion, so that's nothing new. How cool would it be, though, if Denzel Washington showed up saying something about nitrous and pink slips and uttering a "You're gonna need more than that crotch rocket"? Can you imagine Denzel Washington saying the words "crotch rocket"? Well, now you'll never get to (okay, maybe you might at some point, but it's not happening with James Wan at the helm).

Fast & Furious 7 is set to hit theaters, Denzel-less, on July 6th, 2014.

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Read Nick Cannon's Emotional Open Letter to His 'Sister' Amanda Bynes

 
Amanda Bynes' entertaining yet strange behavior took a turn for the serious when she was placed on psychiatric hold by the police last week. Fellow '90s Nickelodeon star Nick Cannon is feeling her pain; he reached out to his former All That castmate in an open letter that he posted on his Tumblr Wednesday. He begins his letter by saying that Bynes is "someone I consider family, someone I watched grow up, and someone I genuinely feel is one of the most pleasant human beings I have had the pleasure of meeting."
The America's Got Talent host reflects on the dangers of young celebrity and states that what Bynes has been going through is "no laughing matter."
"When a person is told all of their life that they are awesome, the best, the greatest and they are catered to every moment of the day ... Anything you ask for or want, the world gives you, at some point you are bound to self-destruct," Cannon said.
 

Cannon also explains the pressure of the media and being in the public eye, and says that people should give Bynes a break.
"I ask people who are quick to judge, tweet, report, or comment to ask yourself; what if that person was my sister? My brother? My Mother? Or me? What then would I say?" Cannon said. (Check out the whole letter here, it's worth a read.)
Who knew that the guy from Wild 'n Out had such interesting insights on celebrity culture? But while it's nice of him to be so understanding and to offer kind words to his "sister," I hope he also tries to contact her personally. Maybe he's afraid she would just call him ugly.

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Amanda Bynes loses latest bid to leave hospital

Troubled actress Amanda Bynes has lost her latest bid for freedom - a judge has shut down her lawyer's request to release the star from a psychiatric hospital. The Hairspray actress has spent the past 10 days on an extended 5150 psychiatric hold after she was arrested for starting a fire on a driveway in Thousand Oaks, California. She appeared before a judge in the psych ward on Thursday (01Aug12), according to TMZ.com, and listened intently as her lawyer argued there was no legal basis to hold her. At the hearing, her representative told the judge that Bynes was perfectly capable of looking after herself and she was not a danger to others. But the judge agreed with her doctors, who are still trying to counsel and treat the actress for an alleged mental illness. They fear she won't take the medications that have stabilised her odd behaviour if she's allowed to walk free.

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Barcelona vs. Santos: Date, Time,where.

Barcelona welcome Brazilian side Santos to Camp Nou for a preseason clash with the Joan Gamper Trophy on the line. Barca are hoping to recapture the Cup after Italian club Sampdoria walked away with it last summer.

The match also marks Neymar's first match against his former club. The 21-year-old sensation starred with the Peixe for five years before moving to Barcelona, where it's hoped he'll play a major part in a bright future for the Spanish club.
Although it's a preseason match with bigger fixtures on the horizon, the Blaugrana should have extra motivation with a trophy up for grabs. At the same time, the search for top form continues after only securing a draw against Lechia Gdansk in their last game.

So Barcelona should have several objectives in mind as Santos arrive. Let's take a glance at all the information key to the clash, followed by a preview and prediction.


Preview

Aside from a seven-goal victory against an overmatched Valerenga squad, it's been a sluggish start to the preseason for Barcelona. A loss to defending European champions Bayern Munich and a draw against Lechia Gdansk illustrate the importance of preseason matches.
The dominant Spanish squad will be keen to ramp up their preparation efforts. With only around two weeks before the La Liga campaign gets underway, new manager Gerardo Martino will now be putting the pieces in place ahead of a busy season.

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A major part of that process is getting the aforementioned Neymar on the same page with Lionel Messi. They have extraordinary potential as an attacking duo, but it's going to take some time for them to build the necessary chemistry to terrorize opposing back lines.
Otherwise, most of the other main players remain in place for another season. Xavi and Andres Iniesta will continue to star in the midfield while Carles Puyol and Gerard Pique provide stability at the back.
One other player to watch is Alexis Sanchez, who's been one of the club's most impressive preseason performers. Finding a way to incorporate him on a regular basis with both Messi and Neymar in place is a challenge, but he's earned the playing time.

As for Santos, a couple of players have stepped up since Neymar's departure. The most intriguing is 19-year-old forward Neilton, who's netted four goals and should only continue to improve as he gains more experience with the Brazilian club.

Another player in good form is veteran midfielder Walter Montillo. Without Neymar to create chances via terrific individual runs, Santos is forced to rely more on steady build-ups to generate offense and Montillo is a vital part of that adjustment process.

That said, Santos isn't able to match Barcelona's level of talent. And with Barca needing to generate some momentum ahead of the new campaign, expect to see their most complete preseason performance to date back in their famous home on Friday.

It should be enough for them to win the Joan Gamper Trophy.

Where: Camp Nou in Barcelona, Spain
When: Friday, Aug. 2 at 3 p.m. ET (8 p.m. BT)

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Diego Costa scouting report: Hot-headed Brazilian who hustles defenders and moves intelligently

La Liga expert David Cartlidge takes a look at the 24-year-old striker, who is a target for Liverpool and didn't take an interest in football until his late teens

Just when it seemed Liverpool couldn’t sign a more antagonising, irritating nuisance of player after they snapped up Iago Aspas, interest has emerged in Diego Costa. Despite these descriptions, both have one thing in common: they’re good players.
Costa’s status has been one of infamy in Spain for his run-ins with Sergio Ramos, first during his loan at Rayo Vallecano when taking a Ramos elbow to the chin then again on several occasions with Atletico Madrid. These run-ins, along with various other players and teams, have overshadowed the fact how much his game has improved from a footballing point of view. 59 yellow cards and 7 red cards in over 160 games since coming to Spain doesn't help.
Costa’s beginnings are fascinating. He never had any interest in football until later in his teens, instead wanting to “work, earn money, and take a girl out for a meal”. An incident when he couldn’t afford a date for a certain love interest embarrassed him badly, and stuck with him. He didn’t play in any team until he was 16, even then his background hindered him. There was no natural footballing ability in Costa, it was pure street football. “My school has been the street” he told Spanish outlet El Pais in an interview.
That this hot-headed youngster would play a part in him being spotted by a scout is perhaps no surprise. A member of Jorge Mendes’ scouting department came to watch a game that featured Costa, but it was a game he shouldn’t have even been playing in. Costa had slapped an opponent and subsequently went for the referee, earning himself a four month ban. Somehow he managed to escape the sentence, and impress the visiting scout.



A stint in Portugal with Sporting Braga was then followed by a move to Spain and Atleti, who loaned him out on various occasions, which Costa himself cites as vital and led to him meeting some important figures in his steps to becoming this now recognised striker and Liverpool target. A few professional issues have been overcome, including turning up for pre-season overweight and the odd punctuality problem.
At Atleti last season he blossomed not with grace but instead with vigour. There were many ups and downs in terms of his football, from being substituted by Diego Simeone because of his temper, poor decision-making on the ball and lack of composure when in front of goal. Costa’s lack of early football training are perhaps to blame, and what lessons others will learn when they’re 13 or 14 he’s learned at 20 or 21.
What Costa offered though was invaluable, especially to a team like Atleti built in the style of their equally fiery coach Simeone. He too was a temperamental character and has perhaps seen something of himself in Costa, and the guidance offered by the Argentinean has been extremely fruitful. Costa’s aggressive not only in the literal sense of the word but his style of play is too - he's quick, raw, powerful and generally explosive.
Costa’s not one for patience, instead he looks to hit defences directly and drive at them not with the technique or agility, but pure forcefulness, bullying them. He’s shown slight glimpses of that Samba flair but they’ve been extremely fleeting, as he prefers to focus on the natural elements to his game like strength and pace.
Off the ball he’s improved massively too, again another chink in his armour created by Simeone. He hustles and presses off the ball closing down defenders and midfielders, making sure his warm breath runs down their necks.

It’s running with intelligence and dropping deep, supporting the defensive phases, that have impressed too. His positional sense has been praised by Luiz Felipe Scolari, the Brazil coach who recently called him up to the full squad, because of the smart moves he makes and decisions taken when without possession.
Radamel Falcao also spoke glowingly of his ex-teammate with much of the Colombian’s end product the result of a Costa move pulling away a defender, or even directly assisting. Costa’s been often deployed wide right (with licence to cut in) and as a second striker, either way showing flexibility in the front line. Aspas’ traits are similar too, when it comes to positioning.
Without the lack of a natural creative player, Costa’s timely influence has been vital behind the line of attack and within it. His goal against Real Madrid in the Copa Del Rey showed his versatility and striking prowess, as he timed a run and latched onto the end of a Falcao pass. Costa bent his run and made himself the focal point of the attack. A move like this was unthinkable a year before, Costa was looked upon as simply too raw.
It’s worth keeping in mind Costa has just the single season of genuine success behind him, but the potential is there with a view to making him a real force. €22m is a significant amount of money in this regard but the market these days has its way of dictating things for various players of type. The doubts about Costa's temperament are clear and obvious, but so should his talent and ability – often these parts are ignored.

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Liverpool defender Daniel Agger linked with Barcelona move

Daniel Agger has been linked with a move to Barcelona for a second successive summer after an approach was made to the Liverpool defender's agent, Per Steffensen.
Steffensen is understood to have been contacted by an agent claiming to represent the Spanish champions, rather than by Barcelona themselves, and Liverpool have not received any approaches for the Denmark international.
The Anfield club are unlikely to welcome a move for the influential 28-year-old, with Jamie Carragher having retired, Martin Skrtel's future in doubt and Sebastián Coates having failed to convince the manager Brendan Rodgers.
Agger was the subject of firm interest from Barcelona and Manchester City last summer but signed a new long-term contract with Liverpool in October.
The Liverpool and England Under-21 left-back Jack Robinson, meanwhile, has joined Paul Ince's Blackpool on a season-long loan

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10 Richest Nollywood Actresses and Their Worth

This is a list of the richest actresses in Nollywood, Nollywood is increasingly gaining world wide relevance and so are the people behind it.
Many of the Nollywood actresses have hit it big with endorsements, modelling, adverts e.t.c

1) Kate Henshaw-Nuttall – Net worth is 67 Million Naira.
2) Genevieve Nnaji – Net worth is 64 Million Naira
3) Ini Edo – Net worth is 60 Million Naira
4) Rita Dominic – Net worth is 58 Million Naira
5) Mercy Johnson – Net worth is 55 Million Naira
6) Omotola Jalade Ekeinde – Net worth is 53 Million Naira
7) Patience Ozokwor – Net worth is 51 Million Naira
8) Uche Jombo – Her Net Worth is 49.5 Million Naira
9) Monalisa Chinda – Net Worth 50 Million Naira
10) Chioma Chukwuka – Net Worth is 46 Million Naira

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Kenya Lawyer Sues Israel Over The Death of Jesus Christ

 


A Kenyan lawyer has filed a petition with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, suggesting that the trial and crucifixion of Jesus Christ was unlawful, and The State of Israel among others should be held responsible, Kenyan news outlet the Nairobian reported on Friday.
Dola Indidis, a lawyer and former spokesman of the Kenyan Judiciary is reportedly attempting to sue Tiberius (Emperor of Rome 42 BC-37AD), Pontius Pilate, a selection of Jewish elders, King Herod, the Republic of Italy and the State of Israel.
“Evidence today is on record in the bible, and you cannot discredit the bible,” Indidis told Kenyan Citizen News.
Yes, those he suggests should have been convicted during the original trial have not been alive for more than 2000 years, however Indidis insists that the government for whom they acted can and should still be held responsible.
“I filed the case because it’s my duty to upholdthe dignity of Jesus and I have gone to the ICJ to seek justice for the man from Nazareth,” Indidid told the Nairobian. “His selective and malicious prosecution violated his human rights through judicial misconduct, abuse of office bias and prejudice.”
Indidis apparently named the states of Italy and Israel in the lawsuit because upon the attainment of independence, the two states incorporated the laws of the Roman Empire, those in force at the time of the Crucifixion.
He is challenging the mode of questioning used during Jesus’ trial, prosecution, hearing and sentencing; the form of punishment meted out on him while undergoing judicial proceedings and the substance of the information used to convict him.

The case was first filed in the High Court in Nairobi, but was rejected. Indidis had then applied to have it heard at the ICJ, which, the Kenyan news website Standard Media(SDE) reported constituted a pre-trial panel that would consider his case.
Indidis says he wants to establish what crime Jesus was charged with and prays that the court decides “that the proceedings before the Roman courts were a nullity in law for they did not conform to the rule of law at the material time and any time thereafter.”
“Some of those present spat in his face, struck him with their fists, slapped him, taunted him, and pronounced him worthy of death,” Indidis also told SDE.
When Jesus died, Indidis insists he was not given an opportunity to be heard. “I am suing as a friend,” he said.
Indidis insisted on the validity of his case, saying “I know with a matter of fact and truth we have a good case with a high probability of success and I hope it is done in my lifetime.”
When asked about the case, a spokesperson from the IJC told legal news website Legal Cheek, “The ICJ has no jurisdiction for such a case. The ICJ settles disputes between states. It is not even theoretically possible for us to consider this case.”

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Chelsea face £30m transfer raid for David Luiz by centre-half hungry Barcelona

Barcelona are ready to make a last-ditch effort to buy Chelsea’s £40million-rated defender David Luiz.
Brazil star Luiz has been top of Barca’s wish-list all summer as they look to bring in a new centre-half.
The Spanish champions' president, Sandro Rosell, has made discreet enquiries - and they will follow up with a bid if given any encouragement.
Reports of rival interest from German and European champions Bayern Munich, although denied by the Bundesliga side, may have tempted Barca to go back for another attempt rather than risk missing out.
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has insisted Luiz is part of his plans for his second spell in charge of the Stamford Bridge club and is not for sale.
But Barcelona are long-term admirers, having had an approach knocked back last summer.
They believe a huge offer may tempt Chelsea, but are unlikely to bid more than £30m.
Barcelona have even used Neymar as their secret weapon, as they hope their newly-signed superstar may be able to tempt national-team colleague Luiz.
Luiz signed a long-term deal at Chelsea last summer and has had personal assurances about his future from Mourinho.

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