Rolling Stones to release first new album in over a decade

The Rolling Stones have announced a new record, titled 'Blue & Lonesome' 

The record, their first in over a decade, will be released Dec. 2

The Rolling Stones are going back to their blues roots.

The band on Thursday confirmed the upcoming release of their first studio album in over a decade, titled "Blue & Lonesome."

The record is being touted as the band's "return to the blues," which a press release announcing the album called "the heart and soul of The Rolling Stones."

 

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"Blue & Lonesome" will be released December 2.

 

 

The 12-track album was, according to the band, recorded in a mere three days at British Grove Studios in West London, which is just a few miles away from Richmond, the borough where the Stones started out as a young blues band playing pubs and clubs.

The band's last album, "A Bigger Bang," came out in 2005.

"This album is manifest testament to the purity of their love for making music, and the blues is, for the Stones, the fountainhead of everything they do," said Don Was, a co-producer on "Blue & Lonesome."

The album's tracks include "Just Your Fool" (originally written and recorded in 1960 by Little Walter), "Commit A Crime" (originally written and recorded in 1966 by Chicago blues singer Howlin' Wolf), and "All Of Your Love" (originally written and recorded in 1967 by Magic Sam).

Superhero funeral to honor 6-year-old fatally shot at school

TOWNVILLE, S.C. — A 6-year-old boy who died after a teen gunman opened fire at a South Carolina elementary school will be remembered Wednesday as a superhero.

Jacob Hall's family has encouraged people to dress as superheroes to celebrate what he enjoyed.

"We want to honor Jacob, celebrate Jacob, in a way he would love," his great-aunt, Rebecca Hunnicutt, told the Anderson Independent.

His funeral comes a week after authorities say a 14-year-old boy killed his own father before driving a pickup to Townville Elementary School and crashing into a playground fence. Jacob, a classmate and a first-grade teacher were struck by bullets as they left for recess. That student and teacher were treated and released from a hospital later that day.

A bullet struck Jacob in a main artery in his thigh, and he was airlifted to a Greenville hospital, where he died Saturday.
Supporters released hundreds of balloons Sunday in his honor following a prayer service at Oakdale Baptist Church, where the funeral will be held in this small rural town near the Georgia border.

People packed the church Tuesday evening for Jacob's visitation, many of them wearing superhero costumes and T-shirts. At the front, large posters show Jacob as Superman and being held by Jesus. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stickers decorated his blue casket, and "God's Super Hero" is written inside. Superheroes in his floral spray include the Ninja turtles and Captain America. He is dressed as Batman, another favorite. Life-size balloons of superheroes around the church include Batman.

Family members said Jacob told them he was out saving Townville as others slept.

"He loved anything to do with goodness," Jacob's mother, Renae Hall, told WYFF (http://bit.ly/2drFQvL). "He loved anything to do with being able to help somebody. That's why I say Jacob was going to make a difference and he still is going to make a difference."

Students won't return to Townville Elementary until Thursday.

But the district's other five schools will honor Jacob by participating in Superhero Day. All employees and students are invited to come to school in costume, and any who want to attend the 11 a.m. funeral are excused, said District Superintendent Joanne Avery.

Townville teachers will take a bus to the funeral and wear superhero capes, she said.
A moment of silence will be observed at 1:42 p.m. district-wide, marking one week since the shooting.
According to a Facebook page created for Superhero Day, schools across the state are participating.
The 14-year-old teenager faces two murder charges in the deaths of his father and Jacob. He is also charged with three counts of attempted murder, as well as five counts of possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime.
Local media report a replica of the Batmobile will be at Jacob's funeral.

Tori Spelling Pregnant With Baby No. 5

Dean's extramarital affair nearly cost the couple their marriage in 2013. Through therapy, the couple worked past their issues, and now they're looking forward to adding a new member to the family. "This baby happened at the best time," Tori says. "Nothing is ever perfect, but I'm so madly in love with my husband and with our kids. The idea of adding to that is such a blessing."
"Everything is different now," she adds. "In a way, this is our first baby in our new relationship. And that is really exciting."
Overcoming their issues wasn't easy, of course.
"I can 100 percent move past the infidelity," Tori told E! News' Jason Kennedy and Maria Menounos earlier this year. "The stuff that I cannot move past is the behaviors in the relationship—the things that weren't being communicated, the anger in the relationship—things that really had nothing to do with infidelity itself." Though she sometimes questioned whether she was meant to go the distance with Dean, she decided the marriage was salvageable. "I think it's more powerful to make the choice to try to heal the relationship and work on it and work through it if you truly love someone."

Twenty weeks into her fourth pregnancy, Tori was diagnosed with placenta previa, in which the placenta covers the cervix and causes severe bleeding. She spent 10 weeks in the hospital and four months on bed rest. "I just remember thinking, I can't leave three children behind," she told Us Weekly in 2012. Three weeks after Finn's birth, she required emergency surgery after her C-section scars reopened. "When they put him in my arms I was like, 'We made it,''" the actress and reality star recalled. "We have an insane bond. We've been through hell and back."
So, when Tori learned she was expecting a fifth time, she was understandably nervous. "Once we found out I was pregnant, we didn't get excited until we knew I didn't have placenta previa again," she tells People. "With Finn, everything that could have gone wrong went wrong. And we knew my life could potentially be in danger again. The thought of my four children not having a mother was not something we were OK with."
Dean adds, "Our doctor said this is a miracle baby."

Tori and Dean don't yet know the sex of the baby. For now, the mom-to-be's main concern is being a present parent to her four other children. "I know I should feel like, 'Oh, I'm old.' But I have more energy now," she insists. "It's not an option not to. And I'm so crazed running around with four little ones under 10 that I don't have time to worry about things I did the first time."

Erosion Storms Umuoma in Nekede Owerri West LGA of Imo State

Following reports from residence that the said road has be campaigned for and a peaceful demonstration was done by both students of Federal Polytechnic and Federal University of Owerri to seek the attention of the Government but all prove abortive

 The erosion was termed mini earthquake by eye witnesses thereby exposing the houses around to danger.

An eye witness who said that the major reason for the erosion storm is due to the trash dumped along the street and no good construction of was channel (gutter), and if time is not taken will lead to splitting of the road

TRASH DUMPED ALONG THE STREET

  

Sun Girl

The picture of the most beautiful pageant in the city of owerri.
After knocking out series of beautiful maidens she stands out
Whoo she is indeed pretty