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Akon is moving forward with plans to build a “real-life Wakanda.”

American R&B singer Akon is moving ahead with plans to create a futuristic pan-African city, announcing Monday that construction will begin next year on the $6 billion project despite global tourism's uncertain future. Akon, who first announced his idea for the utopian city back in 2018, has described it as a “real-life Wakanda," comparing it to the technologically advanced fictional African place portrayed in the blockbuster film Black Panther.

$6 billion eponymous development project will transform a Senegalese farming village by the decade’s end.“I want the buildings to look like real African sculptures that they make in the villages,” Akon, 47, told a masked crowd Monday in the seaside capital, Dakar.The Senegalese American artist — whose full name is Aliaune Damala Badara Akon Thiam — was in town to lay the first stone in a corn field on 2,000 acres of coastal land given to him by the Senegalese government.Construction, he said, is

American R&B singer Akon is moving ahead with plans to create a futuristic pan-African city, announcing Monday that construction will begin next year on the $6 billion project despite global tourism’s uncertain future.

DAKAR, Senegal -- American R&B singer Akon is moving ahead with plans to create a futuristic pan-African city, announcing Monday that construction will begin next year on the $6 billion project despite global tourism's uncertain future.Akon, who first announced his idea for the utopian city back in 2018, has described it as a “real-life Wakanda," comparing it to the technologically advanced fictional African place portrayed in the blockbuster film “Black Panther.”On Monday, Akon said he hoped

The 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards have been officially cancelled after being postponed due to Coronavirus earlier this year.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterDaniel Dae Kim is probably best known for his role in the iconic sci-fi series Lost as well as his role in Hawaii Five-0. He has since become a gamechanger and disrupter when it comes to advocacy for Asians, Asian Americans and other underrepresented voices in Hollywood.In 2017, he and Grace Park, who is also Asian, exited the CBS reboot of the classic ahead of the eighth season due to contractual agreements surrounding salary.

Tonight, Senator Kamala Harris made history. The California Democrat just became the first woman of color, as well as the first person of South Asian descent, to be nominated for Vice President on a major US political party’s national ticket.

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A new video of Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump is going viral in the same way that several other videos of the couple have gone viral.

The latest news update about the Vin Diesel starrer Bloodshot states that the film will release again in the United States on August 20. As per news reports, the film had hit the big screens in the month of March.

Stevie Nicks has said that she fears that she “will probably never sing again” if she contracts coronavirus.The Fleetwood Mac musician shared a journal entry addressing the pandemic on Twitter yesterday (August 12), following on from the one she penned last month in which she asked people to become “spiritual warriors” in the coronavirus age by “wearing a mask and staying in as much as possible”.Reflecting on the surge in COVID-19-related deaths in the US since her last post on July 29, Nicks

Stevie Nicks has urged fans to wear a face covering and warned she may never sing again if she catches Covid-19.

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David Robb Labor EditorThe U.S. Treasury Department has denied a request by the American Federation of Musicians and Employers’ Pension Fund to reduce benefits for its participants in order to keep the “critical and declining” Fund from becoming insolvent within the next 20 years.