Kanye, Kim, Donald Trump, Drake Make Time 30 Most Influential People on the Internet

Kanye West has ranted his way into Time Magazine's 30 most influential people on the internet list.His wife Kim also makes the list as she did last year..Here is what Time wrote about Kanye

The artist and entrepreneur has perfected the art of the Twitter spree, sharing candid thoughts that are often just as provocative—if not more so—than his music. 

His tweets can be controversial (see: his comments on Amber Rose and Bill Cosby) and confusing (like his revelation that he’s $53 million in debt), but many do offer constructive criticism of the fashion and music industries.

Doing RnB Songs in Nigeria IS Simply A Waste Of Time - DJ Xclusive

EME official DJ, DJ Xclusive, is not relenting in proving to the his fans how versatile he is both at making beats and singing as he has released some few singles to his credit.

The singer speaking about the style of music trending in Nigeria these days, pointed that what people now love is the kind of music which will make them shake their body and not a slow song.

He stated that the idea of making an RnB song in Nigeria will simply be a waste of time as it will not sell compared to fast beats which he described as “kpangolo.”

TIME Magazine List REMINISCE As World International Rapper You Should Meet

International rappers are increasingly at the center of the music scene: Here's some of the most interesting ones.

But Eminem isn’t the only one making waves in the music world these days – there are plenty of international rappers that are making their voices heard.

Time Magazine did a little video compilation of top rappers around the world outside of the United States, and the mini-clip features rappers from all over the world including MCs from Iran, Italy, Germany, and of course representing Nigeria is Reminisce. The video clip featured is from his single, Ijoba (Goverment) which features Olamide and Endia.  Video after the cut.....

Justin Bieber Required to Undergo Anger Management in Plea Deal 'to Avoid Jail Time'

Justin Bieber has accepted a plea deal to avoid jail time in his egg throwing case, according to a new report.

The 20-year-old has agreed to undergo anger management classes along with two years of supervised probation after pleading no contest to charges of misdemeanor vandalism, TMZ reports.

He will also have to perform five days of community service in addition to paying $80,900 in damages to his former neighbour, whose Calabasas home the teen idol allegedly threw eggs at. 

Reps for Bieber released a statement to Mail Online following the sentencing on Wednesday: 'Justin is glad to get this matter resolved and behind him. He will continue to move forward focusing on his career and his music.'

Music: Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde - Barren Land (Prod. by Del B)

New music from TIME 100 influential figure. Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde radiates the aura of a real star - a total entertainer. An award winning Nigerian actress, singer, wife, mother and humanitarian. Check out her new single off the forthcoming - Me, Myself and Eyes album. The Del-B-produced conscious number is being used by the international body - Amnesty International for their campaigns.

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This Man In Lagos Is Going To Jail For The 6th Time

A 25-year old man, Hope Ariyo, has been sent to prison for the sixth time for committing various crimes in Lagos State, southwest Nigeria.

The Edo State-born Ariyo was charged before Ijeshatedo Magistrates’ Court for burglary and stealing with his friend, Rasheed Ademola, 26. The two friends were arrested after they allegedly broke into an auto shop at 7, Aje Street, Ilasamaja, Lagos and carted away auto spare parts worth N250,000, the property of Chika Okpara, a spare parts dealer in the area.

The suspects were allegedly caught breaking into the shop by residents of the area and they were handed over to the police at Ilasa division who arraigned them in court for burglary and stealing. While Ademola pleaded guilty to the two-count charge, Ariyo pleaded innocent and started crying in the court.

Ariyo pleaded with the presiding magistrate, Mrs. A. Davis, to release him because he knew nothing about the matter.

Angelina Jolie Covers Time Magazine: But Will She Transform Women's Health?

Angelina Jolie's preventive double mastectomy is the biggest news story of the week, and Time speculates that it may help transform women's health. The 37-year-old actress, on the cover of the magazine's new issue, looks ethereal and pensive in a black-and-white profile shot, with the big question:

What will the "Angelina Effect" be on other women?

A little over the top? Maybe. But Time points indisputably that Angelina Jolie's decision to have elective surgery puts "genetic testing in the spotlight."

The star tested positive for the "faulty" BRCA1 gene, indicating that her likelihood for developing breast or ovarian cancer was extremely high. The influence the mom of six is also strong on everything from parenting to pop culture, so there's no doubt people will pay close attention because it's her.

Time Cover Rips, Praises The "ME ME ME" Generation [1980-2000]

Time's most recent cover story has really struck a nerve with "Millennials," or people born between 1980-2000, a group it labels "entitled narcissists."

The cover photo, fittingly, is a teenage girl snapping a selfie. The accompanying story, written by Joel Stein, sums up Millennials as such: They’re narcissistic. They’re lazy. They’re coddled. They’re a bit delusional.

The National Institute of Health backs this up. Among people in their 20s, Narcissistic Personality Disorder is three times as high as in other adults. However, despite being self-obsessed social-media addicts, these young adults are really the US' saviors - or at least have the potential to be.

Changing fast in a world undergoing rapid technological shifts, they’re surprisingly optimistic, confident, pragmatic and most of all, adaptable. Despite its somewhat positive (or at least mixed) conclusion, the story is receiving backlash for its overt, sweeping generalizations of 80 million people

Nollywood Actress - Omotola Jalade Ekeinde makes TIME Magazine 100 Icon list

TIME magazine has released its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2013, from artists and leaders to pioneers, titans and icons...and Nigerian Actress, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde made the Icon list. Check the full list here - The 2013 TIME 100 Icons and click HERE to read TIME Magazine article on Her.