Watch Adele’s New Video for “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)”

Adele premiered her video a couple of hours ago at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards and we are already in love with it.

Watch “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)” below.

15-year-old murder suspect disappears in Edo

A murder suspect, simply identified as Gift Edosomwan, has disappeared from where he was being detained in Edo State.

Edosomwan, 15, who was arrested for allegedly killing a mother and her three-year-old daughter is nowhere to be found, Punch reports.

Grammy Winner India Arie is coming to Nigeria in June

Award winning singer, songwriter and poet, India Arie will be in Nigeria in a couple of months for the fifth edition of “Sax Appeal” concert set to hold in June.

The Wire Star Held After 'Bernie Sanders Row'

Hillary Clinton supporter Wendell Pierce is reported to have become embroiled in a fight over the Democratic candidates.

Pierce has starred in a number of hit TV shows

The Wire actor Wendell Pierce has been arrested after allegedly getting into a row over politics at a hotel in Atlanta.

Police department spokesman Donald Hannah said the star was arrested on Saturday morning at the Loews Atlanta Hotel.

The New Orleans native is known for his television roles as

2Baba lands 3 endorsement deals in one month

– 2Baba bags three endorsement deals within one month 

– The African Queen just sign a deal with Partner Mobile  

– He was conferred with a master degree recently

2Baba

 This is a good time to be 2Baba as the multi-award winning singer is landing endorsement

10 luxury buses belonging to ‘The Young Shall Grow’ consumed by mysterious fire

Nnewi—Mysterious fire early yesterday gutted ‘The Young Shall Grow’ bus terminal/warehouse, located at New Cemetery Road, Onitsha, Anambra State, destroying about ten luxury buses worth over N600 million.

The Young Shall Grow Bus

The fire was said to have started at about 3.am. No life was lost but many sustained minor injuries

Hezbollah commander killed in Syria

A Hezbollah commander was killed in an explosion in Syria this week, the group said in a statement.

Hezbollah announced the death of Mustafa Badriddine on Thursday. It said he was killed in a large blast that hit one of its centers near the Damascus International Airport.

Months before his death, he had said "he won't come back from Syria unless as a martyr or a carrier of the banner of victory," according to Hezbollah.

Commonwealth Games Medallist Inglis In Coma

Stephanie Inglis suffers severe brain injuries after her dress gets caught in a motorcycle wheel and she is thrown to the ground.

Stephanie Inglis is fighting for her life after a freak motorcycle accident

 A Commonwealth Games judo medallist is in a coma after a freak motorbike accident in Vietnam.

Stephanie Inglis, who won a silver medal at the 2014 games in

Dozens Dead In Baghdad Market Car Bombing

Islamic State says it carried out the attack as reports suggest at least 63 people have been killed and 78 injured in the blast.

A car bomb has exploded at a busy market in Baghdad, killing dozens of people.

Reports suggested at least 63 people had died - and at least 78 others were wounded in the blast.

American Idol Star Lauren Alaina Opens Up About Her Past Struggles With Body Image and Bulimia

Fans often tell country singer and American Idol season 10 runner-up Lauren Alaina that her life looks perfect. But Tuesday, in a Facebook Live interview with Motto, Alaina said that she suffers from insecurities and has secretly struggled with an eating disorder.

The plan to ban work emails out of hours

Should governments step in to regulate work emails and so rescue harassed staff from the perils of digital burnout? The answer in France appears to be "Yes". President Francois Hollande's Socialist Party is about to vote through a measure that will give employees for the first time a "right to disconnect".

Companies of more than 50 people will be obliged to draw up a charter of good conduct, setting out the hours - normally in the evening and at the weekend - when staff are not

Indian Woman, 72, Gives Birth Through IVF

Daljinder Kaur and her husband were childless for 46 years in a country where infertility is sometimes seen as a curse from God.

The couple live on a farm outside Amritsar

An Indian woman who has given birth at the age of 72 through IVF treatment says her life is now complete.

Daljinder Kaur and her 79-year-old husband became parents last month following two years of treatment at a clinic in the northern

U.S. Slams Thai Junta Over Facebook Arrests

Patnaree Chankij faces up to 15 years in jail after responding to a message with the affirmative word 'ja'

Patnaree Chankij faces up to 15 years in jail after responding to a message with the affirmative word 'ja'

The U.S. has condemnedThailand’s ruling junta over a crackdown on the

Brazil's President Faces Key Impeachment Vote

Dilma Rousseff is expected to be impeached and suspended from office in what she describes as a "decisive moment" for the country.

Brazil's president Dilma Rousseff faces being forced from office today as a growing corruption scandal continues to batter the country.

The nation's first female president is accused of lying to voters about the level of national debt during her re-election campaign.

The senate is expected to confirm her impeachment in a vote today and she will be suspended from office while her trial takes place.

Protesters call for Rouseff's impeachment at Planalto Palace, Brasilia

On Tuesday the president described it as a "decisive moment"

Brazil Impeachment: Rousseff Appeals To Supreme Court

Brazil’s President, Dilma Rousseff, has made a last-ditch appeal to stop the impeachment process against her by asking the supreme court to block the proceedings, hours before a crucial Senate vote.

Ms Rousseff’s lawyers alleged the process is fraught with bias and irregularities but similar attempts have been rejected by the court.

Sadiq Khan 'Exempt' From Trump's US Muslim Ban

The presumptive Republican candidate says he is "happy" voters have elected a practising Muslim as London Mayor.

Mr Trump, right, suggests he would make an "exception" for the London Mayor

US presidential hopeful Donald Trump has suggested London Mayor Sadiq Khan would be an exception to his proposed ban on Muslims entering the US.

Pakistan ex-PM's kidnapped son rescued in Afghanistan

The kidnapped son of Pakistan's ex-Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani has been rescued in Afghanistan in a joint Afghan-US special forces operation.

Pakistani officials said he would be transferred to Pakistan after undergoing medical checks.

Ali Haider Gilani was kidnapped three years ago in Multan as he was campaigning in elections for the Pakistan Peoples' Party (PPP).

The Taliban were long believed to be behind the kidnapping.

Philippines Set To Elect Foul-Mouthed 'Punisher'

The front runner for president once said he "should have been the first" to assault a missionary gang-raped and killed in 1989.

Controversial leading presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte

Elections are under way in the Philippines after a campaign marred by violence and controversy.

The leading presidential candidate is the mayor of the southern city

Another Empire Cast Member Just Tied the Knot! Find Out Who Suddenly Got Married

Just a few weeks after Grace Gealey and Trai Byers jumped the broom, another Empire star has said their vows. 

Kaitlin Doubleday, who plays Byer’s on-screen wife in the hit series, tied the knot with fiancé and DJ, Deven Lucien, on Friday in Big Sur, California. The couple, who wrote their own vows, said their “I Do’s” in front of a group of 140 family members and

Facebook wins China trademark case

Facebook is blocked but its name is not up for grabs in China

A Beijing court has ruled in favour of Facebook and against a Chinese company which had registered "face book" as a separate trademark.

The court said the firm had "violated moral principles" with "obvious intention to duplicate and copy from another high-profile trademark".