January 25, 2016 9:17 AM EST Kanye West is a great rapper, but, whoo boy, his penmanship leaves something to be desired. The rapper-producer revealed the track list for his upcoming album Swish on Twitter this weekend, and for about half of these songs, your guess is as good as mine: Is song No. 2 “Faith Stretch My Hands” or “Father Stretch My Hands,” missing the R? Had he not already released “Real Friends” earlier this month, would we have any idea what song No.

Her journey as a filmmaker started at BBC Media Action, where she worked as a sound recordist, video editor, and camera operator. She directed her first short film, 'Tip of the Edge,' in 2019. Since then, Azeez has made two other short films and a feature film, 'It Blooms in June.' Azeez's sci-fi and fantasy film follows a young girl from an isolated Fulani village who unknowingly elopes with an AI to prevent an arranged marriage.

But he is on a push to get his debut album out, and that involves bringing all the stops to get the required hit songs. He has tried with many sounds, lacking an identity and consistency with the music. ‘Romantic’ was special, ‘Mungo Park’ failed to fly, and ‘Laye’ never caught on. But he keeps working his ass off, chasing the next hit, and building a discography. All of these have led him to this moment, the one where ‘Do like that’ drops, and becomes a hit.

In the 241 years since America’s founding, millions of citizens of all religions, races, creeds, color, genders and sexual orientation have died — and millions more have been disabled — fighting to protect these values and freedoms. Indeed, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are some four million living disabled American veterans and many more who have died. I have spent the last three decades spearheading several national initiatives, including a permanent memorial in Washington, D.

Stage-door Janies have always been more demonstrative than stage-door Johnnies. Juvenal railed bitterly against flirtatious Roman ladies in whose eyes any gladiator, however ugly, was “transformed into a Hyacinthus.” No Ziegfeld girl ever inspired a male reaction remotely comparable to the mass hysteria of Sinatra’s swooners in the 1940s or Elvis Presley’s frantic fanatics in the 1950s. Such adulatory demonstrations were mild, however, compared with those of a new and even more liberated breed of female hero-worshipers.

June 8, 2015 1:34 PM EDT Singer and meme-generator Miley Cyrus posed nude with her pet pig Bubba Sue for the cover of Paper magazine’s summer 2015 issue, on newsstands June 22. The magazine says the photo shoot involved “a glass pyramid, some body paint and very little clothing,” and promises to reveal more details and photos on its website. In the issue, Cyrus talks about why she founded Happy Hippie Foundation to empower LGBT youth.

An Oklahoma pharmacy has refused to provide the state of Missouri with drugs for a planned Feb. 26 execution by lethal injection. But state officials have said the sentence will be carried out anyway. According to court documents filed on Monday, The Apothecary Shoppe, a compounding pharmacy in Tulsa, Okla., says it will not provide Missouri Department of Corrections with pentobarbital, the drug the state uses to carry out lethal injections on death row inmates.

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Time was when violin playing delighted the eye as well as the ear. According to an awed contemporary, the great Italian Virtuoso Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713) startled his audiences with eyes “as red as fire” and eyeballs that rolled in agony. The legendary Paganini (1782-1840) was accused of deliberately playing on frayed strings so that when one snapped he could display his virtuosity on three. But times have changed. Last week, in Manhattan’s Carnegie Hall, one of the world’s great violinists walked to the center of the stage, took measure of the audience for a long, silent minute, nodded to his accompanist and swept into Beethoven’s Sonata in C Minor with all the flamboyance of a stockbroker stepping off the 8:13.

“The primary purpose of the United Nations,” said Secretary Dulles to the U.N. General Assembly, “is . . . establishing an international order of peace and justice. Yet, for over three years, there was a war in Korea. A war in Indo-China still goes on. Nowhere is there a sense of security . . . Physical scientists have now found means which, if they are developed, can wipe life off the surface of this planet.