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The rumour mill has been ablaze with speculation that Dr. Chris Brown and The Loop's Liv Phyland are going through a rough patch in their relationship. Sources say that the couple split up minutes before the 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!' host boarded his flight to South Africa earlier this month. A source told New Idea that "Chris had only been gone for like 10 minutes before Liv decided it was all over. He's absolutely devastated and heartbroken." The insider added that the break-up was particularly difficult on the star because he "hasn't been dumped in a long time."  "He is usually the one who ends things, but he really thought Liv was 'The One'." Woman's Day magazine also reported that distance may have been a factor in the couple's decision to go their separate ways.  "It's just too tricky. Liv's also back at work herself [filming The Loop], and doesn't seem to have any...

A single man’s dream augmented by the combined efforts of Visakhapatnam’s stalwarts, culminated in the rising of an edifice solely committed to showcasing cultural arts, the Kalabharati. “Back then, in the 1970s, there was no proper auditorium in the city to conduct cultural programmes” -CSN Raju “Dedicated to promoting art and culture, the VMDA conducts a number of events and programmes on a regular basis”. -GRK Prasad Bent with age by almost 90 degrees at the waist, at the age of 80 years, a retired Headmaster from Guntur decided to set up a cultural institute in the city, in memory of Saint Tyagaraja. In spite of his age, Late Susarla Surya Bhagavath Sankara Sastry, an ardent devotee of the exemplar poet Tyagaraja was a tenacious and determined man. He established the Shri Tyagaraja Nilayam Trust in 1968 and decided to supplement his savings with contributions from the general public for this endeavour. Keen to involve every Vizagite, he began collecting donations from e...

Here TV and the Here TV Incubator Launch "Single Man Problems” When Here TV approached us everything clicked. We are proud and excited to partner with Here TV, a true media ground-breaker. LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) January 07, 2019 Here TV, America’s first and largest LGBTQ+ video channel, today announced the January 4th premiere of the comedy series “Single Man Problems,” co-created, written and directed by Bobby Ashley and Robert McCullough. In an exclusive deal, Here TV picked up the eight-part series as part of its incubator initiative. Bobby Ashley is a young, multi-talented filmmaker, writer and director. “Single Man Problems,” set in New York City, is an eight-part comedy that follows Ronnie Maxwell, a 20 something, self-conscious gay black man, who catfishes his way into finding love and navigates difficult career and social situations. The show explores the millennial experience from the perspective of Ronnie, who grew up in Brooklyn and graduated from City College....

DEAR ABBY  — I am writing you about dating in these modern times. Lately I have become perplexed at the vanity and immoral behavior now associated with the task of dating. I'm a single man living by myself with no responsibilities but my own. I am looking for someone who will fit into my lifestyle. Unfortunately, I have encountered some roadblocks that keep me single. First: I am not looking for a ready-made family. Second: I'm not in a position to analyze her last relationship, which left emotional baggage. Third: I am definitely not looking for someone who isn't business- or life-orientated. What I want to find is someone who doesn't have a long history of suitors or life issues that cause further relationship problems. How do I go about separating the disposables from the possibles? Dating in 2019 DEAR DATING  — I find it interesting that nowhere in your letter have you given the impression that you are capable of compromise. I don't know where you ...

Advice: Successful mature relationships require flexibility and empathy, and you appear to not understand that. DEAR ABBY: I am writing you about dating in these modern times. Lately I have become perplexed at the vanity and immoral behavior now associated with the task of dating. I'm a single man living by myself with no responsibilities but my own. I am looking for someone who will fit into my lifestyle. Unfortunately, I have encountered some roadblocks that keep me single. First: I am not looking for a ready-made family. Second: I'm not in a position to analyze her last relationship, which left emotional baggage. Third: I am definitely not looking for someone who isn't business- or life-orientated. What I want to find is someone who doesn't have a long history of suitors or life issues that cause further relationship problems. How do I go about separating the disposables from the possibles? — DATING IN 2019 DEAR DATING: I find it interesting that nowhere in you...

DEAR ABBY: I am writing you about dating in these modern times. Lately I have become perplexed at the vanity and immoral behavior now associated with the task of dating. I'm a single man living by myself with no responsibilities but my own. I am looking for someone who will fit into my lifestyle. Unfortunately, I have encountered some roadblocks that keep me single. First: I am not looking for a ready-made family. Second: I'm not in a position to analyze her last relationship, which left emotional baggage. Third: I am definitely not looking for someone who isn't business- or life-orientated. What I want to find is someone who doesn't have a long history of suitors or life issues that cause further relationship problems. How do I go about separating the disposables from the possibles?  — DATING IN 2019 DEAR DATING: I find it interesting that nowhere in your letter have you given the impression that you are capable of compromise. I don't know where you are looki...

What's a baby at 50? No biggie these days — even for single men. Take Andy Cohen, who announced on December 20 that he is going to be a father with the help of a surrogate. The Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host spilled the beans on the show, saying, "In about six weeks time, I'm going to become a father thanks to a wonderful surrogate who is carrying my future." Mazel! For now, he's been enjoying some downtime with his dog, Wacha. "Patiently waiting..." he captioned a Christmas Eve pic of the two. "There are many reasons why some men don’t start a family in their 20s or 30s. But it’s not too late to have a child, even if you don’t have a wife or a female partner? Single men who want to have a biological child of their own, both gay and straight, are starting to turn to IVF and surrogacy," reports WINfertility , an organization which assists men in becoming single fathers.  It's not a simple process — basically, a single m...

Celebrity blogger, Linda Ikeji, finally addressed the issues generated by her pregnancy outside of wedlock three months after putting to bed, writes Ferdinand Ekechukwu The identity of her baby’s daddy, stance against premarital sex, and her supposedly fake engagement were the major issues that trailed her post-delivery. But in what has been termed “an epistle” released yesterday by the famous blogger, alongside pictures of her carrying the baby boy, the controversial blogger would not clarify whether she was truly engaged as she had announced then. She however apologized for having a child out of wedlock, a thing she attributed to love. She wrote, “Now to the reason why you are reading this. I argued with myself for a long time whether to put this out or not…and finally decided it was a story I wanted to share. I’ve always been open about my life but I’m sharing details about my personal life mostly because of the girls who look up to me. The girls I have mentored, mentoring right ...

Living single. Mc Mason real name George Rumanyika, is a voice over artist, music producer and a radio personality working with Hot 100. Being a celebrity, Mason would ideally be having not less than three kids and more than two women possibly but surprisingly, he is still single and comfortable writes Isaac Ssejjombwe . Why radio of all careers? Well radio is not something I saw myself do, I just picked interest in it when I started listening to some Jamaican dance hall show. I remember it was called the 360 degrees of dance hall with Robbo Ranx. I loved what the guy was doing. When at some point I picked up interest, I started practicing on my own until an amazing person gave me the opportunity, right now I love radio because it has helped me discover so much in me. What would you choose between TV and radio? I would still choose radio after all I do not like being in front of a camera. I started doing radio in 2014 after making a move at Hot100 and thank God a guy called Nello...

Mysuru: The Mysore University students have urged the Varsity authorities to stop the Single-Man Tender System at University Hostel Mess and continue the old system of 2017 as the present tender system was affecting them. Addressing a press meet at Patrakarthara Bhavan here recently, University Research student Doddaraj alleged that the Varsity authorities who are supposed to take care of the interests of the students, had given the tender to a single man which had resulted in the Mess fee getting costlier and affecting the students. He urged the University authorities to bring back the old system in the interest of the students. https://ift.tt/2Duh6S1

NQUTHU - As South Africans battle with fuel hikes, escalating food prices and other taxes, bachelors from Nquthu in northern KwaZulu-Natal face an additional burden. They're expected to pay an annual tax, imposed by the local iNkosi. Thamsanqa Zwane is a 31-year-old single man from Vulamehlo village in Nquthu. He is unemployed and relies on his mother to pay his annual bachelor tax bill. All those over eighteen in the area are served with letters of home ownership and have to pay this tax. READ:  Rebuilding begins in kaNyamazane   Thamsanqa Zwane, a local resident, said, "yes, that happens. In my case, as a single person who doesn't have a wife or girlfriend that lives with me here, I have that letter. We pay R50." This has caused outrage in the area. Some parents say paying their unemployed sons' annual bachelor tax bill is a financial burden. Busisiwe Mthembu has three sons and explained, "They pay this tax even though they are not married. I pa...

Dear Dr G,   Apart from the men’s health Movember November, I don’t know whether you are aware that Nov 11 is Singles’ Day.   On this special day, I am hoping you can address some myths or facts related to singles.   I am a 28-year-old male and I just  split with my girlfriend. My girlfriend and I were together for three years. She had earlier suggested that we should get married.   Don’t get me wrong, my girlfriend was an amazing woman. However, when I started thinking about long-term commitment, I got cold feet and we broke up. Now, I am back to being single and feeling sorry for myself.   On this auspicious Sunday, as a single man, I would like to put Dr G on the spot about what it means to be single in this 21st century.   I read somewhere that after getting married, most of the couples’ sexual relationship just go downhill, and ironically, singles get laid more than the married ones. Is that true?   ...

Whatever helps. A 69-year-old pensioner from the Netherlands has started a battle to legally change his age because he feels that it will boost his dating prospects on Tinder. Emile Ratelband wants the courts to legally change his birthday from 11 March 1949 to 11 March 1969. "You can change your name. You can change your gender. Why not your age?" he told Dutch paper  De Telegraaf . Mr Ratelband believes that he's being discriminated against because of his age, and that it was affecting his employment chances and his success rate on the dating app. "When I'm 69, I am limited. If I'm 49, then I can buy a new house, drive a different car. I can take up more work. When I'm on Tinder and it says I'm 69, I don't get an answer. When I'm 49, with the face I have, I will be in a luxurious position," he said. Mr Ratelband also made a point of stressing that he has the body of a 45-year-old, and described himself as a "young god"....