Nelson Mandela Leaves Hospital After Staying Overnight | Breaking News for Black America NBA Player Saleries On And Off The Court [1] 9 Celebrity Men Who Could Use A Hug [2] Celebs Caught Gawking At Girls [3] Last Year's Diabetes Price Tag: $245B [4] ’90s Nerds: Where Are They Now? [5] What Does Sequester Mean To Me & My Family [6]Home[7] > World[8] > Nelson Mandela Leaves Hospital After Staying OvernightJOHANNESBURG (AP) —South African president’s office says Nelson Mandela[9] has left hospital and has returned home after spending a night for tests.In a statement Saturday, Maharaj said the medical tests for the anti-apartheid leader and former president were scheduled and that doctors have indicated there is no cause for “alarm.”Mandela was hospitalized for nearly three weeks in December before going home on Dec. 26. At that time, he was treated for a lung infection and had a surgical...
In a Q&A with the New York Times[1], iconic fashion designer Vivienne Westwood said that she had such disdain for First Lady Michelle Obama‘s fashion sense that she couldn’t even bear to talk about her.After the 71-year old British style legend said that Kate Middleton (wife of England’s Prince William) was setting a bad example by having the same outfit in different colors and should strive to buy less clothes, it was jokingly suggested that she must really like Obama, then, who is not only adored for her fashion sense here in the states, but the confidence she exudes when recycling outfits or rearranging separates. The FLOTUS is also known for combining high end clothes and value items, so clearly Westwood would respect that, no?No..Q. You must love our first lady, who is famous for recycling her clothes.A. Don’t talk about her. It’s dreadful what she wears.Q. What?A. I don’t want to talk about it. Really, I can’t. She’s a very nice looking lady, but it’s a nonstarter regarding c...
This March 5, 2013 photo shows Berry Gordy posing for a portrait in front of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York. For Berry Gordy, conquering Broadway is the next – and by his own admission, last – major milestone of a magical, musical career. The 83-year-old Motown Records founder is taking his story and that of his legendary label to the Great White Way. “Motown: The Musical,” opens for previews Monday. (Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP) DETROIT (AP) — For Berry Gordy, conquering Broadway is the next – and by his own admission, last – major milestone of a magical, musical career. The 83-year-old Motown Records founder is taking his story and that of his legendary label to the Great White Way. “Motown: The Musical,” which begins previews on Monday at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, allows Gordy to relive the ups and downs of a career that launched him into the entertainment stratosphere and he’s confident will allow him to leave the stage on a high note. “Most likely it will be my last m ...
