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Mathew Knowles is reportedly being sued by Lang Ferrer Law for refusal to pay legal bills after services had been rendered. Beyonce 's father,  Mathew Knowles  is being sued by his former lawyers for an alleged fraud to the tune of $50,000 after refusing to pay a legal bill. According to the reports, the 65-year-old reportedly hired  Lang Ferrer Law  in November 2015 but refused to pay the firm over the course of the ensuing months. play Matthew Knowles and Beyonce  (instagram) The firm alleges in the suit that Knowles hired their services in representing him and his company, Music World Properties, for an unstated legal matter. In the legal documents, the firm went on to claim that Knowles failed to follow through on his obligations and that the entire amount remains outstanding. It also claims to have proof that it held up it's side of the bargain, providing services reportedly worth $49,120.35. play Matthew Knowles, Beyonce and Blue Ivy  (lindaikejis

And in Zamfara, where the death toll was as high as 80, residents of Gusau, have appealed for government help to prevent the disease. No fewer than 269 Nigerians have been killed in the last few weeks by meningitis, across the country. And in Zamfara, where the death toll was as high as 80,  residents of Gusau, have appealed for government help to prevent the disease. The appeal was made by a cross section of residents interviewed by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). Earlier this March, the Commissioner of Health in the state, Alhaji  Suleiman Gummi  said over 80 people had died as a result of the disease while another 500 were undergoing treatment at various health facilities across the 14 Local Government Areas of the state. The people interviewed were of the view that the situation has worsened, although they could not cite figures. According to  the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control said, about 269 people have been killed in recent weeks by meningitis. As of Monda

Drake's 22-track "playlist" "More Life" is only available digitally, but it's already the most successful album since his own last project. With "More Life,"  Drake 's clinched his seventh consecutive No. 1 album on the Billboard 200, even though he's technically not even calling this an album. The 22-track project, which Drake has famously called a "playlist," was released on March 18 and is only available digitally. It earned 505,000 equivalent album units in the week ending March 23, according to Nielsen Music. That's the biggest week for an album since Drake's last one, "Views," which came out in May 2016. According to Billboard,  Drake’s seventh No. 1 album puts him at a tie for the second most in hip-hop ever, along with  Kanye West  and  Eminem . The three are right behind  Jay Z , who has 13. "More Life" also broke streaming records for Apple Music and Spotify. Of the "More Life

Twenty years later, the murders of hip-hop icons Biggie and Tupac remain unsolved, and the cases are eerily similar in many ways. There's a good chance you've heard a "Tupac is alive" joke more than once in your life (or heard it posed as a serious theory). The 20th anniversary of  Tupac ’s death was in September of last year, and March marks the 20th anniversary of the death of The Notorious B.I.G., aka Biggie or Biggie Smalls. The untimely, tragic shootings of the rap stars still weigh heavily on the music world. To this day, both murders remain unsolved. Over the past two decades, so many conspiracy theories have been spread surrounding their deaths. And the cases are eerily similar in many ways. Here’s everything you need to know about the deaths of Biggie and Tupac and the theories about their cases: Tupac and Bigge used to be friends. play The hip-hop icons met in 1993. Tupac (real name: Tupac Shakur), though only a year older than Biggie (real

The US District Judge in Hawaii said he had turned his original temporary restraining order into a preliminary injunction. The judge who halted President Donald Trump's revised travel ban on refugees and arrivals from six mainly Muslim countries has extended his order, dealing another blow to the White House. After a hearing lasting several hours, US District Judge  Derrick Watson  in  Hawaii  said Wednesday he had turned his original temporary restraining order into a preliminary injunction. Such an injunction generally has no set expiration date, said Hawaii state Attorney General  Doug Chin , meaning Trump will be barred from enforcing the ban while it is contested in court. The US Justice Department is expected to appeal to the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Hawaii was the first of several US states to sue over the amended ban. Trump has said his proposed travel ban is needed to preserve US national security and keep out terrorists intent on doing harm to Ameri

It was further reported that the physicians of the President from UK are expected to arrive Nigeria on Friday, March 31, 2017 till an undisclosed time. President Muhammadu Buhari has reportedly concluded plans to continue his medical treatment in Nigeria as against going to London. According to SaharaReporters, Buhari on Wednesday, March 29, 2017, made arrangements for his doctors in London to arrive Nigeria and continue examinations and treatment of his health conditions. It was further reported that the physicians of the President from UK are expected to arrive Nigeria on Friday, March 31, 2017 till an unknown time. It was also reported that the change of plan by the President has not be revealed but might not be unconnected with the recent demand for the medical bills of the president while in London for seven weeks by activists and social interest groups. It will be recalled that the upon his return, President Buhari had hinted about returning to the hospital shortly,

It's better late than never, yeah? Forty years after the original ceremony, this Chinese couple got the wedding pictures that never happened. You know how sometimes life’s opportunities stroll by us and we are powerless or incapable to grab them? That is exactly what happened with  Chang Benfu  and his wife  Zhao Xuefang  married back in 1976. The husband and wife from Mihzi County in China’s Shaanxi province are 84 and 83 respectively and have been married for 40 over years but never got wedding pictures because they could not afford it back then. play We bet this smile couldn't have been brighter even if it had come 40 years earlier (Imaginechina/REX/Shutter​stock) “We had nothing at all and we had just got married,”  says Chang. As fate would have it, a second chance was eventually granted to the couple when a group of young students offered to take the wedding photos after hearing the couple’s story. Chang and his wife Zhao radiated happiness as they

Messi was found guilty of "having directed insulting words at an assistant referee" in the World Cup qualifier against Chile. Barcelona star Lionel Messi was suspended for four Argentina matches by FIFA on Tuesday for swearing at an assistant referee. Messi was found guilty of  "having directed insulting words at an assistant referee"  in the World Cup qualifier against Chile last Thursday which Argentina won 1-0 thanks to a penalty from the Barcelona hitman. Messi will miss Argentina's next South American qualifying game against  Bolivia , scheduled for later Tuesday, with the remainder of the suspension served over his country's subsequent World Cup qualifiers. He was also fined 10,000 Swiss francs (9,350 euros, $10,170), FIFA saying:  "This decision is in line with the FIFA Disciplinary Committee’s previous rulings in similar cases." Argentina's victory over Chile left them in third place overall in the 10-team South American qu

For decades Myanmar's people dreamed of democracy, but a year into office Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government is struggling to revive a sluggish economy and shake off the vestiges of the still powerful military. For decades Myanmar's people dreamed of democracy, but a year into office Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government is struggling to revive a sluggish economy and shake off the vestiges of the still powerful military. Swept into power on a wave of optimism and hatred of the generals who ruled for 50 years, Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) vowed to boost prosperity and end decades of bloody civil war. But while "The Lady", as she is widely known, still draws widespread personal adoration in many areas of the country, dissenting voices are rising. Suu Kyi cuts an increasingly aloof figure, say analysts, ducking press conferences and remaining silent over a bloody army crackdown on Rohingya Muslims. Her reticence to speak out o