Photos: Matheba stuns in 3 outfits for an events

Popular South African media personality, Bonang Matheba, stepped out in 3 lovely outfits as she hosts the 15th Annual Metro FM Music Awards which held  Saturday, February 27th in Durban, South Africa.

Pamela Anderson Nude Photoshoot Because She Loves animals

 

The original Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson  stripping off for a good cause for Paper magazine.

Se wears her new range of cruelty-free shoes.

The animal rights activist partnered with French footwear designer Amélie Pichard to create an all-vegan capsule collection because: "vegan compassion is sexy."

"All we can do as humans, as consumers, is search for the truth on our own… Go vegan if you can. Or at least eat less meat," she told Paper.

"I wanted to contribute to fashion and beauty to offer cruelty-free fun choices.

Toyin Saraki Joins The Obamas At White House Tribute To Ray Charles

 Toyin Saraki and Usher 

In a private visit to the United States of America to mark 2016 Black History Month, Mrs. Toyin Saraki, wife of the Senate President and Founder of maternal and child health NGO, the Wellbeing Foundation Africa, attended the final music concert of the Obama administration, “Smithsonian Salutes Ray Charles.
Usher, Yolanda Adams, Demi Lovato and more were among a number of contemporary artists that performed the late Ray Charles’ music to an audience that included eminent guests such as the Reverend Al Sharpton, Sam Seymour, Karen Patton Seymour, Kirk Johnson and more.
Mrs. Saraki decked out in her signature Ankara style, attended the event in the company of her son, Oluwaseni.

 Toyin Saraki and son, Seni Saraki 

 

SuperTed is Coming Back to TV Screens This Year

 Remember SuperTed.  The crime-fighting stuffed animal is on his way back

Via Mtero.co.uk
Creator Mike Young has revealed that a reboot of the much-loved eighties children’s cartoon, which was initially written in Welsh before being translated into English, is likely to be in production at some point this year.

"I got my start in Wales with SuperTed, the first ever show sold to Disney by an outside company, which we hope will be back in production this year, as well as finding and developing the iconic Fireman Sam in Wales," he said.

The animated BBC series, which was based on a book, ran from 1983 to 1985 and centred around a teddy bear who was thrown away ‘like a piece of rubbish’ at a toy factory for being less than perfect, before being brought to life by an alien named Spotty and eventually given special powers by ‘Mother Nature’.

Do you remember Skeleton?

Fans will remember that its main characters (other than SuperTed and Spotty) included evil cowboy Texas Pete, a cowardly skeleton and a rather stupid overweight main named Bulk.

But the animator, now 70, has previously made it clear that the new episodes will be undergoing a significant face-lift to fit with modern audiences.

"In SuperTed we had a gun-slinging cowboy, a flamboyantly gay skeleton and a fat guy who had jokes made about his weight. And all these things you just wouldn’t do today," he said.

Really? We had a gay cartoon character as far back as 1983? Gayism has been around for long so why are we still complaining about them in 2016?

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