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Actress Selena Gomez weds record producer Benny Blanco (photos) - Dash Press Media ⬇️ https://www.facebook.com/share/1EBcJRePdw/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Chef Fregz and actress Lala Akindoju celebrate 7th wedding anniversary - Dash Press Media ⬇️ https://www.facebook.com/share/1AtMNYDrRH/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Ex-Astronomer HR exec caught on Coldplay kiss cam with her boss is divorcing her husband Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maPitG2oiYk?si=2qEgrZKoW5EldoSo The woman at the heart of the Coldplay kiss cam scandal has officially filed for divorce from her husband. Ex-Astronomer HR chief Kristin Cabot was caught canoodling with then boss Andy Byron back in July, which led the pair to both resign from their jobs. Cabot, 52, was married to Andrew, a sixth-generation heir to the Privateer Rum fortune, at the time of the painful Coldplay concert blunder. She filed a divorce petition from Andrew Cabot less than a month after the Coldplay Kiss-Cam caught her canoodling with her boss. But the couple’s relationship had already been on the rocks, and Andrew Cabot played it cool when he found out his third wife had already moved on. “I texted Andrew right after it happened, and he said: ‘Her life is nothing to do with me,’ and said they were separating,” his ex-wife, Julia Cabot, told The Daily Mail. “He’s saying it has nothing to do with him, even though they were married and shared a house. But then, the only thing he cares about is money,” she continued. “I wouldn’t say he’s husband material,” Julia Cabot revealed. “But she doesn’t seem like wife material either,” she said of the now-twice-married Kristin Cabot. Paperwork viewed by the Mail shows that Cabot filed papers to dissolve the marriage at a court in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on Aug. 13. The divorce would be the third for Andrew Cabot, the CEO of family company Privateer Rum, who Julia Cabot described as a descendant of a “Boston Brahmin” family, meaning he is a posh member of one of the oldest and wealthiest families in Boston. According to Julia Cabot, a 63-year-old yoga teacher, her ex-husband was a jerk who had it coming. “That’s why after it happened, I got loads of texts from people with that word: karma. It was like: what you give, you get. Personally, I don’t think he’s affected by what happened at all. I don’t think his feelings are hurt. He’s probably embarrassed, if anything,” said Julia Cabot, who was married to Andrew Cabot for four years until they split in 2018. “He’s a Boston Brahmin, that’s their code: ‘This isn’t anything to do with me.’ His ego is too big to be affected by this and the only thing that he’s bummed about is that he was embarrassed,” she continued. “He’s not a nice person. Now something not nice has happened to him.” Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media
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Meghan Markle reveals 'silly' royal rule she had to follow 'all the time' when she was still a working member of Royal family Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=649PDh_IAX8?si=VibaomOuuoJcaoe8 In what appears to be a jab at her former royal life, Meghan Markle has revealed a "silly" rule she had to follow "all the time" while serving as a working member of the British Royal family. In a candid chat on The Circuit podcast, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, claimed that she felt “inauthentic” while on duty due to the restrictive clothing she was expected to wear. She particularly expressed her disdain for having to wear nude tights. She recalled that during her time with the Royal family, she “couldn’t be as vocal” when she was forced to adhere to royal customs. During the podcast, host Emily Chang quizzed Meghan over how she balances her authenticity on her Netflix show with her status of being a Duchess, to which Meghan laughed and explained how she is more herself now than ever. Meghan said: “It was different several years ago where I couldn’t be as vocal and I had to wear nude pantyhose all the time. “I hadn't seen pantyhose since movies in the 80s when they came in the little egg. That felt a little bit inauthentic. And that's a silly example, but right now I don’t feel I need to prove anything.” Further explaining, she said: “It is an example of when you’re able to dress the way you want to dress, and you’re able to say the things that are true, and you’re able to show up in a space really organically and authentically, that’s being comfortable in your own skin.” Meghan has long talked about how her fashion choices were stifled while she was a working royal, revealing in the 2022 documentary series Harry & Meghan that the colour of her outfits during her time in the Firm was very intentional. In the explosive tell-all docuseries, Meghan explained that she often wore muted tones while on official royal engagements as to not overshadow more senior royals. "Most of the time that I was in the UK, I rarely wore colour. There was thought in that," Meghan said during the third episode of her and Prince Harry's Netflix docuseries. "To my understanding, you can't ever wear the same colour as Her Majesty if there's a group event. But then you also shouldn't be wearing the same colour as one of the other more senior members of the family." She went on to say, "So I was like, 'Well, what's a colour that they'll probably never wear?' Camel, beige, white... so I wore a lot of muted tones, but it was also so I could just blend in. I'm not trying to stand out here. There was no version of me joining this family and me not doing everything I could to fit in. I don't want to embarrass the family." Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media
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It is tantamount to mental laziness - Reno Omokri berates footballers, entertainers who grow old in poverty and blame the government or society for it - Dash Press Media ⬇️ https://x.com/dashpressmedia/status/1959769564230635824?s=46
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“Why is a man so loud about issues that directly concern women’s bodies and struggles?” - BBNaija star, Uriel, tackles Solomon Buchi’s comment over Toke Makinwa’s pregnancy - Dash Press Media ⬇️ https://x.com/dashpressmedia/status/1956958006433788008?s=46
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Nigerians are not ready for a reality TV show - BBNaija star, Pere hits back at comments Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImpI4bhZ8nI?si=pu1oYpjYde9qqF2T that trailed clips of BBNaija 2025 housemates Isabella and Kayikunmi making out Former Big Brother Naija housemate Pere Egbi has weighed in on the growing criticism trailing the latest events in the ongoing BBNaija season, stating emphatically that Nigerians are not prepared for the realities of unscripted television. In a post shared on his verified X account, Pere wrote: “I said it before, I’d say it again, Nigerians ‘think’ they’re ready for reality tv; truth is THEY’RE NOT.” His comment comes in the wake of viral clips showing current housemate Isabella lifting her cloth for fellow housemate Kayikunmi to suck her b00bs, a scene that sparked widespread conversation online. Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media |
Chioma Adeleke stuns in bridal dress as she and Davido hold white wedding in Miami today - Dash Press Media ⬇️ https://x.com/dashpressmedia/status/1954792743915405508?s=46
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Reps propose conducting all elections in one day in 2027 Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jILByRG1XjY?si=bVVY9IzcPbqkJpVB Reps propose conducting all elections in one day in 2027 The House of Representatives has proposed that all five major elections in 2027 be conducted on a single day, in a sweeping reform outlined in the proposed Electoral Act 2025. If passed, the amendment would empower the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to hold presidential, senatorial, House of Representatives, governorship and House of Assembly elections simultaneously. The bill, sponsored by Bayo Balogun, Chairman of the House Committee on Electoral Matters, passed second reading in the House and seeks to repeal the Electoral Act No 13 of 2022. Among other key changes, the proposed law mandates a N50 million administrative fee for political associations applying for registration as political parties. It also sets spending limits for candidates, including N10 billion for presidential candidates and N3 billion for governorship aspirants. Further provisions include the conduct of elections not earlier than 210 days and not later than 30 days before the expiration of the current officeholder’s term. Petitions arising from elections must be resolved within 90 days of filing. The bill also seeks to curb the frequent conduct of by-elections by allowing political parties to nominate replacements when lawmakers resign or die, provided the replacement is submitted to INEC within 60 days. The proposed legislation outlines new rules for campaign financing, prohibiting donations exceeding N500 million from any individual or entity. It also criminalises false affidavits and misrepresentations by candidates, with penalties including fines up to N10 million or imprisonment. The bill sets strict timelines for pre-election and election petition matters. Petitions must be filed within 21 days of result declaration, and pre-election suits within 14 days of the contested action. Appeals must be concluded within 60 days. The proposed law also bars courts from halting elections pending the resolution of legal disputes. On the use of technology, the bill retains the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System for accrediting voters but is silent on the mandatory use of permanent voter cards. Voters will be allowed to present either a downloadable voter identification with a QR code or other recognised forms of ID. Election results must be transmitted both electronically and manually from polling units to collation centres. Officers who violate this provision risk fines of at least N500,000 or six months imprisonment. Collation officers must also verify and confirm that the number of accredited voters and recorded votes match the data transmitted from polling units. Disputes during collation will be resolved using original results and accreditation records. The bill also addresses internal party democracy and discipline, mandating the submission of party registers at least 30 days before primaries and barring the use of any register not submitted to INEC. Political appointees are prohibited from serving as delegates or being voted for in party conventions. Candidates can challenge the submission of false information in affidavits by opponents. If a court determines that constitutional requirements were not met, the candidate and the sponsoring party will be disqualified. To discourage baseless legal challenges, penalties of up to N10 million may be imposed on petitioners and their legal counsel if their suit falls outside the recognised grounds for contesting an election. The bill emphasises that courts cannot declare as winner any candidate who did not fully participate in all stages of the election. It also exempts periods of national emergencies, disasters or war from the computation of legal timelines under the Act. INEC will be required to issue certificates of return to nominated replacements without conducting by-elections, provided parties comply with the replacement procedure. Special voting arrangements will be introduced for security personnel, INEC officials, observers, journalists and ad-hoc staff who will vote on designated dates prior to the main election. The proposed Electoral Act 2025 represents one of the most comprehensive electoral reforms in recent history, with far-reaching implications for Nigeria’s political and electoral landscape. Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media
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I'm still here - Super Falcons striker Asisat Oshoala debunks claim of retiring from international football - Dash Press Media ⬇️ https://x.com/dashpressmedia/status/1949658606795649501?s=46
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Our history would not have been completed richly if I had failed in the last election – Tinubu ⬇️ https://x.com/dashpressmedia/status/1947237833015529700?s=46
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Why I abandoned law to pursue acting – Actor Femi Adebayo Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmxITxXougI?si=xkwGvX-1cibWuqUS Nollywood star and producer Femi Adebayo has opened up about the exact moment he chose acting over a career in law. In an interview with Pulse, the actor revealed he was earning just N20,000 monthly as a lawyer before an acting gig changed everything. “Acting was a hobby for me at the time,” he said. “But then I got offered N50,000 to act for just three days. Meanwhile, my monthly salary as a lawyer was N20,000. That was when I said, ‘Femi, this acting is your calling.’” That moment made him fully embrace his passion, leaving law behind to pursue a career in entertainment—one that’s been shaped by his talent and the legacy of his father, veteran actor Adebayo Salami, popularly known as Oga Bello. Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media
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BREAKING: Balthazar Egonga whose videos went viral on the internet has been sentenced to 18 years for embezzling government funds ⬇️
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Justin Bieber changes his name on Instagram Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3WsJ6itraU?si=UILv85SubCQCiX7R Justin Bieber changes his name on Instagram Concern for Justin Bieber’s welfare has increased online after the star changed his Instagram name to a new moniker. The Stay hitmaker, 31, has had fans speculating about his well-being for months due to his erratic behaviour online, from posts seemingly shading his wife Hailey to an explosive Father’s Day message. Worries have intensified once more after the musician changed his handle on Instagram while sharing a slew of unusual posts. Formerly just "justinbieber" on the platform, he has now changed his handle to "lilbieber" for reasons completely unknown. Local restaurant guide He also had a posting spree on the site, sharing a series of dark selfies and screenshots from video calls with friends. Fans have commented on the name change, with some wondering if he's about to venture into rap and comparing him to artists like Lil Wayne and Lil Xan Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media
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Speed Darlington to appear before NAPTIP over disturbing video Watch & Subscribe ⬇️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxDYscYsXMg?si=BDHkqb45IqD62GLQ The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, NAPTIP, has asked Nigerian singer Darlington Okoye, popularly known as “Speed Darlington”, to unfailingly appear at its national headquarters in Abuja on Friday, May 30th 2025, by 9am. The agency says Speed Darlington has questions to answer regarding a viral Instagram live video where he claimed he had carnal knowledge of a 15-year-old girl in a hotel NAPTIP, in a letter to the singer dated May 28th, noted that his actions, if substantiated, violate the trafficking in Persons Prohibition Enforcement and Administration Act 2015. The agency asked the singer to respond to the requests to avoid further action from the agency. Nigerian home decor ideas Copyright ©️ Dash Press Media
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Court jails 12 Filipino women for cyber-terrorism and internet fraud in Lagos ⬇️ https://www.facebook.com/share/15NsPvTHgY/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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