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 Aretha Franklin, the "Queen of Soul" whose recordings of such classics as "Respect" and "Chain of Fools" made her the first female artist to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, died Thursday of advanced pancreatic cancer. She was 76. Franklin died at her Detroit home at at 9:50 a.m. "In one of the darkest moments of our lives, we are not able to find the appropriate words to express the pain in our heart," the singer's family said in a statement to the Associated Press. "We have lost the matriarch and rock of our family. The love she had for her children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins knew no bounds."
Franklin had dealt with undisclosed health issues that had kept her off stage in recent months. In March of 2018, she canceled a pair of scheduled concerts in due to what her management described as doctor’s orders. In subsequent months, she canceled scheduled performances in Boston and Toronto with manag…

CIC is spotted at an Australian mall, spoiling himself with love and goodies.  The artist who is currently on a tour in Australia, took a trip to the mall, after his first successful show in Australia.  He is spotted walking out of the mall with two bags of goodies. Way to go, CIC. 

Behind every Liberian, there is a sad story from the civil war and Precious Lakis is not excluded.  The multitalented, multiple award winner, who recently broke the internet with her "Liberia Independence Day" photoshoot, has a very inspiring, heartbreaking story of her own, that she is willing to share with the world, but it will be done on her own terms, in her own words, with her own level of creativity, on the right platform.  Even though, the media may want to speed up the process and tell her story without the details and facts, she is not bother or in a rush.  With her, timing is everything and creativity is a must. Her story must be told when the time is right, in the right setting and used to inspire the world.  Until then, she is doing what she knows best, creating art in style and fashion.

Multiple Radio Personality Awards winner, DJ Master Queen, is adding more honors to her portfolio.  Early this morning, Master Queen posted that she has been selected by African Virtous Women Awards as one of the six Liberian females to be honored at this year's "African Virtuous Women Awards" in Abuja, Nigeria, on September 1, 2018.  Master Queen extended thanks to Imedia Liberia for the recognition.
 Check out her own words below:  God has been good to me mehn..2018 is definitely a good year for me and trust me this is just the beginning. Thanks to all of my friends and family for always supporting your girl. God bless our industry.

Paulita C. C. Wie is the Deputy Internal Affairs Minister for Urban Affairs, and the face of President George Weah's confidence in the young people of Liberia. 
According to Minister Wie, the young people of the Liberian Government will improve and impact the lives of the ordinary people, because they understands the lives of the ordinary Liberians, since over 80% of the nation's population are youth. 
She applauded Minister Mobutu Nyenpan and the Ministry of Public Works for the vigorous work being done to improve the road network in a hectic rainy season.  
Minister Wie encouraged community residents to work together in the spirit of unity and love for the community and its people to prepare the future of the younger generation. 
She also asked community members to work with the local leadership and national government in bringing infrastructural development to their community through dialogue and constructive engagements.
She committed herself to working with the office of…

A photo of Faithvonic on the set of her upcoming music video shows her glowing in shades of yellow, red, blue and green.  She looks amazing, rocking a short African print skirt and white see-through top with bright yellow hair.