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This still image taken from video provided by AuBC, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison is confronted by angry residents as he visited a wildfire-ravaged Cobargo, in New South Wales on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020. The outpouring of anger came as authorities said 381 homes had been destroyed on the New South Wales southern coast this week. |
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(Bloomberg) -- Last month, Australia’s unprecedented wildfire crisis prompted Prime Minister Scott Morrison to cut short a vacation to Hawaii. It also abruptly ended his political honeymoon. Eight months after being lauded a conservative hero by engineering an unexpected victory, Morrison’s clumsy.... |
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This time it’s polarisation. But beyond these obvious headlines, the task has become especially difficult for two other reasons. The first is that the contexts in which civil society operates have become much more hostile. In most parts of the world, people are increasingly divided. Violence, intolerance and inequality are on the rise. |
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On new year's day when people busily make energetic resolutions, Ghana's self-styled Dance hall King turned Afro eats crooner Shatta Wale, started the new year descending heavily on the Kuchoko Legend, Blakk Rasta. Shatta Wale, sporting a pilot gear, accused Blakk Rasta of being an unprofessional.... |
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The last time anyone put a figure on it, the podcast Jamie Morton and his old Leeds University pals James Cooper and Alice Levine launched in 2015 had been downloaded more than 200 million times, making it one of the most successful forays yet into this relatively new medium. And it’s fair to say he owes it all to his father. |
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The last time anyone put a figure on it, the podcast Jamie Morton and his old Leeds University pals James Cooper and Alice Levine launched in 2015 had been downloaded more than 200 million times, making it one of the most successful forays yet into this relatively new medium. And it’s fair to say he owes it all to his father. |
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The last time anyone put a figure on it, the podcast Jamie Morton and his old Leeds University pals James Cooper and Alice Levine launched in 2015 had been downloaded more than 200 million times, making it one of the most successful forays yet into this relatively new medium. And it’s fair to say he owes it all to his father. |
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A man raised from dead, an imposter as president, Jesus on a visit, or imminent attacks: The lines between reality and fiction were outrageously blurred on African social media networks in 2019. South Africa was the scene of a resurrection miracle, Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari was said to.... |
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It was the 21st of December, 1964, when disaster hit the little port town of Dhanushkodi and swallowed the town and took many lives. Connectivity back then was not as advanced as it is today. There was no Internet connection and the Pamban bridge was the only way to reach Dhanushkodi other than waterways. |
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In her video for “$$$,” Colorado-local Bunny Blake rocks a ‘70s-inspired fur-collared jacket, oversized hoop earrings and a Ramones tee, wanders around open spaces with her guitar case in hand and sings about players wanting to wife her. There are also shots of her lounging in an RV bed and on a.... |
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Born: July 10th, 1946. Died: December 26th, 2019. A much-celebrated movie poster shows Sue Lyon peering over a pair of heart-shaped sunglasses while sucking a red lollipop under the legend “How did they ever make a movie of Lolita?” The answer lay in the casting of 14-year-old Lyon in the title role.... |
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