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15th Aug 19 | Entertainment News The Britt Award-winning rapper will support BAME students through university. Stormzy has announced he will cover the university costs of two more Cambridge students. The grime artist will pay the tuition fees of two students from a black, Asian and minority ethnic background. The rapper offers the scholarship to BAME students (Lesley Martin/PA) Stormzy will also continue to cover costs for the first two students to be supported by the scheme, who are now entering their second year of study. The Stormzy Scholarship is aimed at supporting people from minority backgrounds who have earned a place at the University Of Cambridge. It is hoped the scheme will help address the relatively low number of BAME students who attend Oxbridge institutions. I don’t even know where Brampton Manor is but my kids will be going there — CROWN OUT NOW (@stormzy) August 15, 2019 So far Stormy, who recently headlined Glastonbury, has been self-funding the cos...

During a Tuesday night segment on the sexual harassment accusations against opera star Placido Domingo, CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell was caught on a hot mic saying what sounded like, “Sounds like somebody else here…” O’Donnell was overheard during a portion of the report in which Domingo said he believed all relationships in his past were consensual. But her comment was scrubbed from the audio when the clip was uploaded to the CBS website . You can hear her comment at the 1:45 mark in the video above. Representatives for CBS News had no comment. Also Read: Norah O’Donnell Says She Wouldn’t Be ‘CBS Evening News’ Anchor Without Network’s Recent Upheaval (Video) CBS has faced plenty of scrutiny during the #MeToo era. O’Donnell’s former “CBS This Morning” co-anchor Charlie Rose was dropped by the network in 2017  after multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct. “Let me be very clear,” she said at the time . “There is no excuse for this alleged behavior. It is sy...

Published: Aug 15th, 2019 – 6:29am (EDT) Updated: Aug 15th, 2019 – 6:29am (EDT) RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Author Nicholas Sparks says keeping the private Christian school he founded in his North Carolina hometown headed in the right direction was tough during a 2013 spell before cutting ties with the new headmaster he deemed unfit for the job. The author of “Message in a Bottle” and “The Notebook” is expected back in a federal courtroom Thursday. MORE: Trial starting in defamation lawsuit against author Sparks Sparks told jurors school headmaster Saul Hillel Benjamin lied about his previous work experience, disappeared without explanation during school hours, berated employees and accused parents and others of being bigots or racists. Benjamin alleges in his lawsuit against Sparks, his foundation and Epiphany School of Global Studies in New Bern that the writer defamed him by telling parents, a job recruiter and others that the Benjamin suffered from mental health problems. ...

Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs. Remembering Woodstock: Naked men, bounced checks and LSD Jason Stone played hooky from summer camp and tripped on LSD-spiked watermelon, Graham Nash was so high his memories of performing are hazy, and Robin Naylor, at 15, saw her first naked man. Stone, Nash and Naylor were just a handful of the more than 450,000 people who attended, or performed at, Woodstock in 1969, and each has a different story to tell as the music festival that defined an era marks its 50th anniversary this week. Heavy metal band Metallica donates 250,000 euros for Romanian pediatric hospital American heavy metal band Metallica has donated 250,000 euros to a Romanian association building the country’s first pediatric oncology hospital, they said on Wednesday. The donation to Daruieste Viata (Give Life), founded in 2012, came ahead of the band’s sold out concert on Wednesday, its fourth in the European Union state since 1999, the association s...

Review: Cate Blanchett is fun but ‘Bernadette’ is lacking Jay-Z defends NFL deal with Roc Nation, talks Kaepernick Groovy: Woodstock fans flock to concert site for anniversary Lizzo’s 2-year-old song might still qualify at 2020 Grammys European theaters mostly wait-and-see on Domingo accusations Docs: Robert Indiana had $13M in bank as house crumbled 9-year-old girl sues German boys choir over gender bias Ski resort loses bid to be dismissed from Paltrow lawsuit Jets’ Le’Veon Bell wants to be No. 1 on field, in rap game ‘Chrisley Knows Best’ couple plead not guilty to charges

The stalker made reference to serial killer Ted Bundy in one of his messages to the singer By Cydney Contreras Published 4 hours ago NEWSLETTERS Receive the latest entertainment-news updates in your inbox Singer John Mayer performs onstage during his “Evening With John Mayer” tour at State Farm Arena on August 11, 2019, in Atlanta, Georgia. John Mayer was granted a temporary restraining order against one obsessed fan. Mayer’s terrifying ordeal began in March of this year, when 39-year-old Ryan Jeremy Knight allegedly began terrorizing him and members of his team, according to the court documents obtained by E! News. The musician claims that Knight began harassing and stalking him at first, but the situation escalated in intensity when the man started to make violent threats to his team via social media as well. One such instance described in the declaratio...

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Posted: Thursday, August 15, 2019. 9:14 am CST. By BBN Staff: The Innovate Belize Summit is being launched today in Belize City. Shelly Usher will be one of the guest panelists for the Innovate Belize Summit. Usher is a force for upliftment and change and her focus and passion are to bring about positive change in the hearts and minds of young people to value themselves, live their potential, and improve their family trajectory. Shelly does this through her work as Chairperson of Maria’s House of Hope, a board member of Belmopan Baptist High School, and as a board member of the Legacy Youth Movement. Shelly is the Managing Director of Builders Hardware Ltd. a family-owned business and a member of the ‘Do It Best’ franchise. Shelly has over 20 years of banking experience in Local & Offshore International banking and is a certified Banker & Personal Financial Planner by the Chartered Institute of Bankers. Keen to contribute to community development, Shelly is a membe...

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AP/Haraz N. Ghanbari A whistleblower in the Madoff Ponzi scheme case on Thursday released a report alleging that General Electric’s accounting practices are “Enronesque” and saying the conglomerate is “on the verge of insolvency.” The accounting expert Harry Markopolos said he and his team analyzed GE’s accounting and found $38 billion in fraud, calling it “merely the tip of the iceberg.” GE sank as much as 14% on Thursday following the report’s release. Watch GE trade live here . General Electric traded as much as 14% lower early Thursday after a Madoff whistleblower, Harry Markopolos, raised concerns about the company’s finances in a 175-page report . Markopolos alleged that the company had been hiding its financial issues for years through engaging in fraud, making frequent changes to its financial statements’ formatting, and hiding numerous costs. The website hosting the report called GE’s actions “an Enronesque business approach that has left GE on the verge of insol...

Image copyright National Gallery Image caption Virgin of the Rocks is the short name for da Vinci’s famous painting New research into one of Leonardo da Vinci’s most famous works has revealed fresh information about an abandoned composition hidden under the painting. Experts have found initial designs for the angel and infant Christ beneath the surface of the Virgin of the Rocks. The designs are significantly different to how they look in the final painting, which hangs in the National Gallery. The hidden designs were revealed using macro X-ray fluorescence maps and infrared and hyperspectral imaging. Image copyright National Gallery Image caption Virgin of the Rocks with the original underdrawing laid ...

14th Aug 19 | Entertainment News The reality TV star wants people to be confident and not worry about their image on Instagram. Gemma Collins has said people are “exposing themselves far too much” on social media. The reality TV star – who this week urged people to be body confident as she shared photos of herself as a teenager – said some of the things she had seen online “should be on an adult movie”. Speaking on This Morning, she said: “Everyone is exposing themselves to the max. “Some things I see on there, it should be on an adult movie. “It’s school holidays, the children are watching. The Instagram – everything is filtered!” She continued: “I’ve been guilty of it. I sat there in a panic one day and thought, ‘Ooh I don’t look like the others, I had better start filtering myself’ and then I thought, ‘This is wrong’.” Collins’ comments came soon after she shared two pictures of herself on a boat as a “happy teenager with no body hang-ups or pressure”. In the caption...

From tailored leather to tartan checks and fuzzy coats, Fall’s biggest fashion trends have us swirling with excitement for the new season. But right now, it’s still pretty dang hot out, which means the bulk of our boots, knits, and outerwear will have to wait several weeks at the very least. While we’re ever the eager shoppers looking ahead to Fall, we’re also still clinging to Summer with all of our might. So, we’re treating ourselves to the best of both worlds by shopping Fall trends we can wear right now while it’s still hot outside. Bonus: we’re shopping them all via affordable brands, from Zara to ASOS and our very own POPSUGAR collection at Kohl’s . From new dresses to fresh denim and right-now prints, ahead, witness six Fall fashion trends you’ll most definitely want on your shopping list, plus affordable ways to buy in on them now while the weather is still warm. Then, to provide you with fresh outfit formulas to try right now , during the transition season, and into Fa...

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Posted: Wed 5:27 PM, Aug 14, 2019 JAMESTOWN, N.D. (Valley News Live) – Behavioral health and new trends in schools are at the forefront this week as Governor Burgum kicks off his annual Summit on Innovative Education. More than 300 educators from around the state came to Jamestown Wednesday to learn how to connect with all students, build community engagement, and hear about the latest research in special education. The governor says the summit is important because finding new ways to reach children benefits everyone. “$10,000 per K12 student per year in North Dakota is what the state contribution is. But we spend $41,000 a year if someone is incarcerated. We would much rather spend the money keeping students healthy, keeping them educated, keeping them on a track where they can be successful in this life,” says Governor Burgum. The free summit continues Thursday with talks on school discipline, childhood trauma, and how to work together to create safe and healthy school...