Guy Ritchie and GF are engaged!

Today we'll start with good news. Guy Ritchie and model girlfriend, Jacqui Ainsley, are engaged. The 30-year-old model is the mother of his 13-month son, Rafael. The couple expect their second child soon, Jacqui Ainsley is pregnant again! Guy Ritchie, director of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, was eight years married with pop star Madonna. Guy Ritchie is also the father of biological son Rocco and adopted son David from his marriage to Madonna! His relationship with Jacqui Ainsley already exists since 2010. Wish them both a smooth birth of their second child and a fabulous wedding!

music: Terry G - See Grooves 2

This is the new song of nigerian artist TERRY G. Me likey!

Funny :)

LOL Have a wonderful evening!

Thoughtful article from M.I.

Nigerian rapper M.I. (Jude Abaga)wrote this very thoughtful article! The hope is the worst part of it The way they lay there, beaten and broken, battered and bruised. Knowing their end had come for certain. Knowing that the crowd meant to see this through to the end. And yet, in the midst of all this certainty, in some small corner of their hearts, hoping. That something would happen, some miracle perhaps. I am speaking of course, of the #Aluu4, students of University of Port Harcourt who were beaten and set ablaze last week. I’d heard the news sometime last week and devoted all of 10 seconds of thought to it. I wondered briefly who the students were, and what could possibly have driven them to steal. I briefly wondered if they were really guilty but my mind quickly shied away from where that road could lead. I remembered all the stories I grew up hearing about thieves and the instant justice meted out to them, and mentally shook my head. That would have been all, I suppose, but for the video. It is probably the most gruesome thing I have ever seen, and the worst I ever hope to see. Hope. There, I’ve said it again. Somehow it seems there is no escaping it. Because when things like this happen, it seems our default reaction is to hope it will never happen to us or any one we know or love. Then we hope that our religion and hard work and luck will exempt us from senseless suffering. Sometimes we hope that right thing will be done, the wrong doers brought to book, and the victims receive some sort of justice. Every day we hope the country we live in will be a better place for us and for our children. And that is the problem with hope. That we have allowed it to cripple us and render us inactive. You , me, all of us who sit by hoping and doing nothing to change. Read on Bellanaija

Why? Death of the Uniport students

I have long hesitated whether I should write this post or not. But since I could not think about anything else, I decided to write about it. For three days my heart hurts a lot. On Friday, four students were beaten brutally and then they were burned alive. And why? Because they have allegedly stolen a laptop and an iPhone! Meanwhile, there is another version of the story, claiming that one of the four murdered wanted his borrowed money back, the receiver could not pay, so they took his iphone and laptop in pledge, until he pay back the money. No matter how these four young men did not deserve to die. Meanwhile, 13 of the perpetrators were caught. I am of the opinion that it is not enough! The problem is a societal problem and therefore the government must take a position. They must condemn this act. Who failed in your opinion the most? The police, the perpetrators, the bystanders, the society itself, the laws? This topic also touches our celebrities, here are their reactions!

What is the VALUE of a Nigeian life?How much more can you take? Are there any Elders in the land?...hmm my heart is heavy!#youthsunite

— Omotola. j .Ekeinde (@Realomosexy) October 5, 2012

I totally condemn the killing of the UNIPORT students! No matter the story, We are governed by laws. #Justiceforaluu4

— Peter Okoye (@PeterPsquare) October 8, 2012

Too late RT @funmidenny ToolzO honey don't watch that video oo..I don't want you having nightmares...I love you :*

— Tolu (@ToolzO) October 7, 2012

My heart goes out to the family o Ugonna and Friends...may their souls rest in peace... #Justicemustbeserved#. #say no to jungle Justice#.

— chika ike (@chikaike) October 8, 2012

Beauty of the day!

The "Beauty of the Day" is gorgeous nollywood actress, Monalisa Chinda. Check out her webpage: http://www.monalisachindatv.com/

Happy Birthday Toni Braxton!

Toni Braxton was born October 7, 1967 in Severn, Maryland. Toni's father, Michael Conrad Braxton, was a Methodist clergyman and power company worker, and her mother, Evelyn, a native of South Carolina, was a former opera singer and cosmetologist, as well as a pastor. The Braxton children were raised in a strict religious household. Braxton's first performing experience was singing in her church choir. Toni and brother Michael Braxton Jr. are the eldest of the siblings, followed by younger sisters Traci, Towanda, Trina, and Tamar. She attended Bowie State University to obtain a teaching degree but decided to sing professionally after she was discovered by William E. Pettaway Jr., who heard her singing to herself while pumping gas. Braxton has won six Grammy Awards, seven American Music Awards, and five Billboard Music Awards and has sold over 60 million records worldwide.

Toni Braxton "Unbreak My Heart" video (clipped to polyvore.com)

My father then loved to see Toni Braxton's music video especially because of this dress! She wore it at her "Unbreak my heart" video! Watch her performing "Unbreak my heart"