UK-based gospel singer, songwriter, and saxophonist Kanyade has released a brand new single, “Halleluyah Forever,” available now on all music streaming platforms. This follows his well-received May release, “You Have No End.” Kanyade is a Nigerian-born music minister driven by a passion to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ through spirit-filled worship and a ministry
Chris Rock / Depositphotos *Close to 30 years since premiering on HBO on July 10, 1999, Chris Rock’s third comedy special “Bigger & Blacker” still has a pulse on what’s going on in the world. Examining the special, Los Angeles Times writer Nate Jackson took note of Rock following up his groundbreaking “Bring the Pain”
*In a candid and unsettling essay penned for the New York Times, former Vibe magazine editor Danyel Smith has revealed a harrowing incident involving music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. The incident dates back to 1997 when Combs was set to grace the cover of Vibe in promotion of his album “No Way Out.” According to Smith
Bronny James (Brian Rothmuller-Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) *Bronny James’ status is pro, and his NBA arrival is official. While some envision SportsCenter highlights with him and his iconic father causing damage together as a unified part of the Los Angeles Lakers, Craig Carton is bringing the honeymoon to an end. For the sports analyst
John Berry re-releases hit single ‘Your Love Amazes Me.’ *“It’s my favorite place to perform,” said Grammy Award-winning Country singer/songwriter John Berry who is re-releasing his #1 Billboard Chart-topping single “Your Love Amazes Me” (Star Vista Music). “The people are there (Rams Head on Stage) to hear the music.” John Berry will be performing his
It was unclear if Muhammad Deif, the top Hamas military commander in Gaza, survived. Gazan authorities reported at least 90 dead and 300 wounded in a humanitarian zone.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel did not yet have “absolute clarity” as to whether Muhammad Deif, the top Hamas military commander in Gaza, had been killed. Gazan authorities reported at least 90 dead.
Muhammad Deif, an architect of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack and commander of the group’s military wing, was the focus of an Israeli strike on Saturday.
The Treasury secretary views food as a way to connect, and her dining decisions have become the subject of global intrigue.
Hamas overwhelmed Israel’s border in October with a coordinated, large-scale maneuver before committing atrocities. Now, it acts as a guerrilla force, its fighters often disguised as civilians.