Scott Sinclair scored Swansea's first goal from the penalty spot
Danny Graham's goal proved the winner as Swansea came from behind to beat Arsenal in an end-to-end encounter in the Barclays Premier League.
Arsenal went in front through Robin van Persie's 18th League goal of the season after less than five minutes, but Scott Sinclair equalised from the spot shortly after and the home side went ahead through Nathan Dyer just after half-time.
Darron Gibson struggled to win a regular first-team place at Manchester United
Everton have completed the signing of midfielder Darron Gibson from Barclays Premier League champions Manchester United for an undisclosed fee.
The 24-year-old Republic of Ireland international has signed a four-and-a-half year contract at Goodison Park, ending an eight-year association with United.
Gibson becomes Everton's second capture of the January transfer window after the loan signing of US forward Landon Donovan, and the Irishman could make his Toffees debut at Aston Villa on Saturday 14th January.
"Hopefully I can score some goals, but I want to do as well as I can for the team"
- Darron Gibson
"It's a great club with great fans and hopefully I can improve Everton,", Gibson told the club's official website (evertonfc.com). "I think I'm a goalscoring midfielder and hopefully I can get a few goals.
"I've scored a few long-range shots - I don't think I've scored one inside the box to be honest.
"If I score goals it's a bonus for me. I'm just looking to do as well as I can for the team."
Londonderry-born Gibson played his last match for United in their 5-0 win over Wigan on Boxing Day, but that was his only League appearance of the season.
Gibson played 60 matches in all competitions for United, scoring 10 goals, but made only 14 Barclays Premier League starts as he struggled to hold down a first-team place.
He enjoyed a six-month spell out on loan at Wolves from October 2007 to April 2008, playing 24 times for Mick McCarthy's side.
While they are grateful for all the great gifts, they want to give the majority of items to those less fortunate. "They've been sent literally hundreds of gifts in the past few days,” a source told the Daily Star newspaper. Oprah Winfrey gave a huge trunk of children's books and others like P. Diddy, Kanye West, Rihanna and Mariah Carey have all been sending luxurious baby treats.”
The source continues: "Jay-Z and Beyonce have decided to donate a massive selection of the presents to local charities for young mothers. They've already got the most precious gift - their new baby daughter - so they want to help out other parents who haven't been as fortunate."
However, there is one item the couple plans to keep for their daughter - a diamond-encrusted dummy. The source added to the Daily Star newspaper: "A close friend of theirs in the music industry gave them a diamond-encrusted Cartier dummy - it must have cost $20,000. Blue has officially got her first piece of bling!"
In related news, Blue Ivy has become the youngest person ever to appear on the Billboard charts. The newborn’s cries, breathing, etc can be heard on Jay-Z's new song, 'Glory', which was recorded 48 hours after her birth.
Mbunge wa viti maalum mkoa wa morogoro kupitia tiketi ya(CHADEMA) Mh Rejia Mtema amepata ajali mbaya sana leo asubuhi katika eneo la Ruvu na kufariki dunia papo hapo wakati akiwa safarini kuelekea morogoro.
Mashuhuda walioshuudia ajali hiyo walisema kuwa mbunge huyo alikuwa anaendesha gari lake mwenyewe alipinduka na gari hio baada ya kumshinda wakati akijaribu kulipita gari linguine lilokuwa mbele yake katika eneo la Ruvu.
Ndani ya gari hilo kulikuwa na watu wengine wane ambao wamefikishwa katika hospitali ta tumbi kibaha.
Marehemu alikuwa waziri kivuri wa kazi na ajira na pia mbunge viti maalum kutoka kilombero mkoani mrorogoro
Mungu alaze roho ya marehemu mahara pema peponi amin
Sean “Diddy” Combs has been hit with a lawsuit by Empress Haircare Products, over the usage of the name Empress, a perfume created by the Sean John Clothing Company.
Empress Haircare Products filed a lawsuit on January 10 in the United States District Court, Southern District of New York.
According to the lawsuit, representatives for Sean John attempted to file a trademark for the name Empress, even though they knew that a existing trademark had been granted to Empress Haircare Products.
Around February 2010, an attorney for Sean John contacted Empress Haircare Products, in an attempt to obtain the rights to use the trademark, in return for compensation.
Empress Haircare Products declined to enter an agreement with Sean John, and would not grant the rights to use the Empress mark.
Sean John then filed a second application to trademark the name “Empress Sean John,” but the application was also rejected, because consumers could have been confused by the similar names.
Attorneys for Sean John then allegedly contacted Empress Haircare Products, in an attempt to plead their case, claiming there would be no confusion in the marketplace.
Despite the legal issues surrounding the name, the lawsuit claims that the “Empress Sean John Perfume and Lotion” was released and is currently being marketed to the same target consumer as the Empress Haircare line of products.
Sean John is being sued for infringement of a federally registered trademark and unfair competition.
Empress Haircare Products is seeking damages of up to three times the amount suffered, in addition to three times the profits earned by Sean John’s Empress perfume line.
A variety of rappers, athletes, actors and singers will attend a fundraiser that doubles as the 70th birthday celebration for boxing legend, Muhammad Ali.
Cee Lo Green, Kelly Rowland, Sugar Ray Leonard, Lenny Kravitz, John Legend, Anthony Hopkins and a number of others are slated to attend the 16th annual Power of Love Gala, which will honor “The Champ’s” 70th birthday.
The event will raise money for the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville, Kentucky, along with the Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Cleveland Ohio.
“This year’s Power of Love Gala will bring attention and funds to the important work being done at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health on a whole new scale,” said Larry Ruvo, Chairman, Keep Memory Alive. “We’re excited to have the opportunity to shed light on the fight to knock out neurocognitive disorders while celebrating the life and ongoing contributions of the legend, Muhammad Ali.”
The 16th annual Power of Love Gala will raise awareness for Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s, ALS, and Parkinson’s, which Muhammad Ali has been battling since 1984.
Others slated to attend the 16th annual Power of Love Gala include Ken Norton, Tommy “Hitman” Hearns, Roberto Duran, Angelo Dundee, Leon Spinks and others.
The 16th annual Power of Love Gala will take place February 18 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
The event will also be televised on ABC nationally on Saturday, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m. EST/ 4 p.m.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hip-Hop star Wiz Khalifa is being sued by a Pennsylvania man, who claims the rapper stole the concept for his hit single “Black & Yellow.”
Songwriter Max Gregory Warren, of Sharon Pennsylvania, filed a lawsuit in United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania on Friday (December 30, 2011).
The lawsuit claims that Warren authored a song titled “Pink N Yellow,” in November of 2007.
He says he copyrighted “Pink N Yellow” in February of 2008, when he sought to publish or license the song.
Warren claims that prior to “Pink N Yellow” being officially copyrighted, Wiz Khalifa, along with producers Stargate, as well as label Rostrum Records, stole the concept for the song.
Warren claims Wiz stole “Pink N Yellow” and released it as “Black & Yellow,” and “Black & Purple,” in addition to several other remixed versions of the song.
According to the lawsuit, Wiz Khalifa and his producers heard “Pink N Yellow” and “engaged in a scheme to defraud plaintiff out of the fruits of his copyright of the Subject song.”
Max Gregory Warren is suing Wiz Khalifa for fraud and deceit, copyright infringement, civil conspiracy and unjust enrichment.
Also named in the lawsuit is Wiz Khalifa’s publishing company PGH Sound, EMI Music Publishing, Rostrum Records, Warner Music Group and Atlantic Recording Corporation.
Warren is seeking $2,375,000 in punitive and actual damages.
Actor Terrence Howard says his estranged wife Michelle, who recently accused him of beating her and making death threats , is a monster who hates black people.
Not only that, he claims she once tried to have him killed!
According to Terrence Howard, who's firing back against Michelle Howard in one of the worst celebrity divorces ever, she routinely called him "monkey" or "n!gger."
Terrence says Michelle inexplicably turned from a "loving, gentle" person into a crazy woman who once threatened to have him killed by Russian mobsters (really)
In court documents, Howard notes that Michelle is NOT black, and claims that when she would get upset with him, she would scream things such as:
He also alleges his wife threatened to have him "clipped" if he went to police and bragged, "I have a lot of Russian friends who would do it as a favor."
Howard also claims Michelle has major jealousy issues, to say the least ... attacking him with a bottle after accusing him of talking with other women.
He claims this happened TWO DIFFERENT TIMES, and he never retaliated.
Terrence has asked the court to issue a restraining order against Michelle. She already has one against him. A hearing in their case is set for Jan. 17.
