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Mavin artist, Tiwa Savage and Patoranking put out quite a performance last weekend at the Channel O Music Video Awards last weekend in South Africa. The two music stars got the audience screaming out loud with the rendition of their hit track ‘Girlie O’ remix. Both stars got cozy and cozier… and then the MAVIN queen kinda gave him a lap dance. See More Photos Below! Continue...

According to Lady Gaga while speaking on the Howard Stern show, her attacker was 20 years older than her and he was a record producer. She also states that she went through emotional therapy to recover from the event. The singer, who appeared on Howard Stern’s radio show, made the claim after the host asked her about the meaning of her song “Swine.” Howard Stern mentioned that the song alluded to a sexual assault, he then asked if she’d been raped by a record producer. Continue...

At least four people have been killed in a car bomb blast next to a UN convoy in Somalia's capital, police say. The bomb exploded as the convoy travelled along the road near the airport in Mogadishu, police said. A second blast targeted African Union (AU) troops about 25km (15 miles) from the city, but details are sketchy, a BBC reporter says. Continue...

Schools need to rapidly reopen in three Ebola-hit West African states as some five million children are being denied an education, a campaign group says. Education had become "one of the first casualties of the crisis" in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, it added. The "most marginalised" would bear the brunt of the crisis for generations to come if "safe schools" were not reopened, the group said. Ebola was declared a health emergency after it was identified in March. The World Health Organization (WHO) says 6,055 people have died of the deadly virus in the three states. Continue...

  Ghollywood actress Yvonne Nelson is taking things easy after having a busy year of new movies. The actress is currently enjoying some down time at a resort town in Ivory Coast and we can’t help but envy the easy relaxing luxury of her past few days. See more photos below! Continue...

US President Barack Obama has renewed calls for Congress to approve $6bn (£3.8bn) in emergency aid to fight the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa. The president made the plea on a visit to the National Institutes of Health, where he congratulated scientists on work towards a vaccine. The WHO says 6,055 people have died in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. The medical charity, Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), has again strongly criticised the international response. It described it as patchy and slow, with the job of tackling the crisis largely left to doctors, nurses and charity organisations. The MSF report said foreign governments - notably the UK in Sierra Leone and and most recently China in Liberia - were continuing to build Ebola treatment centres.But these were sometimes in the wrong places and using under-qualified local staff. Continue...