Uruguayan anti-capitalist writer “Eduardo Galeano” dies
(Reuters) – Eduardo Galeano, a Uruguayan journalist and author who was a leading light in Latin America’s anti-capitalist movement, died after a battle with lung
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“Rapper Nelly” arrested on felony drug charges in Tennessee
(Reuters) – Grammy-award winning rapper Nelly was arrested on felony drug charges on Saturday after a Tennessee state trooper stopped the vehicle he was traveling
“Wendy Williams” On Why Women Lose Out In Marriage
When you’re an outsider or a misfit, if you play it smart, your motto should be, I’ll show ‘em. I will show you, says the
Faith no more: how the British are losing their religion
The British have lost faith in religion much faster and more completely than they have lost faith in God. The most recent survey to show
Africa’s Richest Man Aliko Dangote Enters Joint Venture With Italian Giant Saipem
Dangote Group, the West African industrial conglomerate owned by Africa’s richest man “Aliko Dangote”, has announced a multi-million dollar Joint Venture agreement with Italian engineering
‘Game of Thrones’ review: The wars to come, and the haunted past
Welcome back, fellow Game of Thrones watchers! Over the next ten weeks, I’ll be reviewing the show from the perspective of someone who has read
“MTV Movie Awards 2015”: The Fault in Our Stars wins movie of the year
Teen tearjerker The Fault in Our Stars picked up the best movie of the year award at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday, capping off
Five Things We Learned in NBA Sunday: A lot of Westbrook may not be enough
If you watch closely every night in the NBA you can learn a little something. We know you are busy and can’t keep up with
2 American Health Care Labs Agreed to Settle Lawsuit for $48.5 Million
Two US medical testing laboratories have agreed to pay $48.5 million in fine to settle the lawsuit related to unnecessary testing as well as unfair