Ex-Wife Of Gospel Singer, Deitrick Haddon Opens Up On Their Failed Marriage
Although Haddon claims he had left Damita before his wife who was his girlfriend then, became pregnant with their first child, his first wife says that was not the case as her ex-husband was cheating before they split. After their divorce, Haddon threw shots at Damita on social media but she refused to retaliate with the information she had even when her mother died. According to All Christian News, Damita told Kris Patrick, publisher of Path that while she was co-pastoring a church in Detroit with her former husband the lies and scandal started to come out.
Facebook Tips and Tricks: 8 You Need to Know
More than 1 billion people regularly use Facebook, but that doesn’t mean they know all the hidden tricks for using the social media platform. Both Facebook and its messaging companion app are constantly being refreshed with new features and redesigns, which can make it hard to keep up. Here are eight tricks to make sure you’re on top of your Facebook game:
Read old Facebook messages without scrolling forever
Father's Day and the History of Being a Good Dad in America
The purpose of Father’s Day, an annual holiday that falls in the U.S. on the third Sunday in June is clear: families spend some quality time with dad, maybe buying him a gift, to show their appreciation. But the work they’re appreciating — the role that Americans expect fathers to play throughout the rest of the year — is a complicated one.
In practice, every family — and what that family expects from a father, if one is present — is different.
For Antony Blinken, the War in Gaza Is a Test of U.S. Power
It was 2:15 a.m. on Oct. 16, and Benjamin Netanyahu couldn’t figure out how to work the copy machine. Six floors underground, in the Tel Aviv bunker from which Israel’s war cabinet was directing its battle against Hamas, Secretary of State Antony Blinken waited to be handed a sheet of paper outlining the results of a nine-hour negotiating session with the Israeli Prime Minister. Even Blinken’s sleep-deprived advisers had no idea what the two men had agreed to behind closed doors.
Frank Ocean's "Blonde" Album Now Able to Stream on Spotify
September 9, 2016 2:49 PM EDT
Frank Ocean fans who use Spotify can now rejoice because the elusive artist’s new album, Blonde, is now available for streaming on the platform, nearly three weeks after its initial release (which, considering how long fans waited for the album, is hardly a wait at all.)
Ocean made waves when he released Blonde on August 20 as an Apple Music exclusive; the album debuted at no.
Girls in the Windows: The Real Story Behind an Iconic New York Photo
Ormond Gigli, longtime photographer for TIME, LIFE, Paris Match and others, snapped everything from farmers to movie stars in his decades long career. But his most famous image, “Girls in the Windows” — taken on New York’s East 58th Street in 1960 – was made on a whim.
Widely considered one of the most famous fashion shots of the 1960s, it captures a slice of long-gone New York (the brownstones pictured were demolished the next day), and the picture’s influence stretches beyond photography.
Here's everyone on Arya Stark's kill list, and why
At the beginning of the HBO series, she's a spunky high-born girl who wants to learn how to fight with a sword instead of how to make a dress. But some time after witnessing her father's execution, Arya begins a list of the people she wants to kill that she repeats to herself every night. We've known for a while that Arya would become a full-blown assassin one day, and now we're here.
How Google's Antitrust Trial Could Change Internet Search
In the ongoing court battle between Google and the U.S. Justice Department over whether the company has violated an antitrust law, the stakes are high.
The outcome of the 10-week trial, which will be decided by U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, could fundamentally change the way people search the internet and reduce revenue for the company that has the most common search engine for online users.
The civil antitrust lawsuit is the first to go to trial in a series of cases targeting other big tech companies like Meta and Amazon.
How Much Should You Tip? Five People Share Their Habits
If you feel like you’re being asked to tip more often than ever, you’re not alone. A November report by the Pew Research Center found that 72% of Americans say that tipping is expected in more places today than it was five years ago. From self-service kiosks to fast casual restaurants to grab-and-go cafes, options to tip are everywhere. To better understand tipping culture, TIME asked five people to track their spending over the course of a week, and share what they tipped on and why.
How to Watch the Olympics Closing Ceremony Live Online
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After two action-packed weeks, filled withgold medals, bulges, bad breakdancing (and even one revoked bronze medal for Team USA), the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics officially comes to a close on Sunday afternoon.