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Saba Yemen
07-05-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Hajjah library opens with creatives confronting aggression symposium
Hajjah - Saba: A cultural symposium titled "Creatives Confronting Aggression" inaugurated on Wednesday the public library in Hajjah provivnce. Province undersecretary Adel Rajeh emphasized the library's importance as a knowledge repository for societal advancement. Judge Abdul Majeed Sharaf al-Din stressed the need for diverse activities to empower young creatives. The symposium featured poet Ali al-Nuaimi and novelist Murad Shali, exploring their creative journeys, the role of family, school, and reading, and the influence of other writers. They also discussed the creative person's relationship with their homeland, their stance on national and humanitarian issues, and the role of creativity in confronting aggression. Poet al-Nuaimi's poetry was noted for depicting the "ugliness and brutality" of the aggression, while novelist Shali was recognized for his narrative work on the Yemeni Armed Forces' operations in support of Palestine and Lebanon, and his novelistic interpretations of the Leader's Ramadan lectures in "Unique Readings of the Leader's Ramadan Lectures" and "From the Time of the Flood." The final section involved questions from intellectuals and media professionals about the speakers' success stories. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)


Daily Mirror
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Top trending baby names by country revealed – and parents are reeling at one moniker
Baby name site Nameberry has revealed the most searched for names for different countries across the world, however some names have left parents baffled as to who would pick certain names Picking what to name your child is one of the biggest decisions you'll make for your child. It's something they'll have to live with every day for the rest of their lives - or until they're old enough to change it. However, with name trends changing by every year, it can be difficult to agree on what name to pick. To help, baby name site Nameberry has shared data about the most searched for names from each country of the world, which they went on to share on their social media platforms. However, some name trends have people questioning other parents ' name choices. "Which names are trending in your home country?" Nameberry's Emma Waterhouse asked at the start of the TikTok video. "The Nameberry popularity charts are great at predicting the next big names, and we separated our data out by visitor country to see which names were most popular over the past year." She went on to emphasise that these were the names that had been viewed the most on their website, and doesn't mean that they're the most used names. For Australia, the most viewed girls names were Eloise, Elodie, Hazel, Daphne, and Amelia. Meanwhile, the most popular boys names were Theodore, Finley, Lucas, Jude, and Felix. Meanwhile for Brazil, the most popular names for girls were Olivia, Cecilia, Maeve, Elodie, and Aurora. For boys, however, the most popular names were Zephyr, Kai, Vinicius, Milo, and Oliver. Canada has similar trends to Australia – with Eloise, Maeve, Violet, Isla, and Aurelia being the most searched for names for girls, and Felix, August, Silas, Rowan, and Theodore being popular names for boys. However, things took a weird turn when she got to China. While the girls' list looked normal – with Evelyn leading the list followed by Olivia, Eloise, Jenny, and Luna – the most popular boys' name was Wizard. This was followed by Liam, Jayden, Henry, and Lucas. Wizard was far from the only unusual name appearing on these lists, as the name Luxury also made an appearance on several lists. "Our viewers in India love word names, so for girls Unique, Royal, Beauty, Aiza, and Luxury top the charts," Emma revealed. "And for boys, pretty similar, Royal, Luxury, Danger, Azlan, and Agastya." Luxury later also showed up on the top list of boys names in Germany and Italy. Meanwhile, the rest of the lists were fairly similar for Finland, France, Ghana, and Israel as previous countries, with the exception of Ireland who had a special interest in Irish names. "Okay who keeps looking up Wizard?" the company wrote in the caption of the video, and they weren't the only ones with that question. Taking to the comment section of the video, one person joked: "Some people should need a licence to a have child." "What is with Luxury," a second viewer commented along with a confused looking emoji. However not everyone were convinced about the accuracy of Nameberry's data, as one person argued: "I really don't believe this list for Brazil - these are names that normally trend in English speaking countries."


Black America Web
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Black America Web
‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan' Recap: The Old Lou-Lou Is Back, Marvin Is In Big Trouble, & We Finally Learn Who Killed Famous
Black America Web Featured Video CLOSE Source: Starz/ Power Book III: Raising Kanan It didn't take long, but on this latest episode of Power Book III: Raising Kanan , we now know who took out Famous (Antonio Ortiz), witness Lou-Lou (Malcolm Mays) return to his old enforcer ways, and much more in episode 8, 'Street Stuck.' Marvin Takes Out Quan, B-Rilla Is In Deep Trouble The episode begins with Quan, Raq's (Patina Miller), now former drug connect, being held up by several masked men. It doesn't take long to figure out that one of the masked individuals is Marvin (London Brown) and that this is all a part of Raq's plan to reclaim the streets that Unique (Joey Bada$$) took from her. Marvin instructs Quan to give him the combination to the safe, and he eventually does after numerous threats on his life. After Marvin bags up all the money, he takes off his mask, revealing himself to Quan, and then puts a bullet in his head. The botched home invasion of Lowell's mansion that B-Rilla (Pardison Fontaine) was stupidly involved in is still haunting him. The rapper links up with the hotel bookshop owner, Kenyatta, and Lowell. After learning it wasn't Lowell who they didn't kill, they want to go back to finish the job, but B-Rilla is not down for a do-over. That doesn't sit right with Kenyatta, who tells B-Rilla he has no choice. Welp, B-Rilla is in some deep trouble now. Kanan Reveals Who He Believes Killed Famous, Unique Snuffs Out O-Cee Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Jukebox (Hailey Kilgor) and Kanan (MeKai Curtis) link up to grab a bite. She feels that Kanan knows who killed Famous, and he reveals he believes his mother did it. Jukebox is not onboard with that assertion because Raq cared about Famous, but Kanan reminds his cousin that his mother killed D-Wiz even though she cared about him. He witnessed her paying off the police, so it's very possible that she was the one who hired the dirty cops to kill their friend. Speaking of Raq, Unique is BIG MAD after learning of Quan's death. He believes that Raq took him out to destroy his business. While all this is happening, O-Cee worries that Kanan is after him because he stole his boss's stash of money. O-Cee begs Unique for some money so he can get the hell out of Queens, but he has no idea how crazy Unique has become following his brush with death. Unique loses his cool and kills O-Cee, tying up a loose end before Kanan discovers that O-Cee was compromised by his mother's arch-rival/former lover. Marvin Realizes He's In Too Deep, & Unique Wants Revenge Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Unique wants to sue Raq's restaurants for taking out Quan, but his New Jersey associates tell him that Russo is not down with that idea, further enraging Niq. The detective who is currently investigating Howard (Omar Epps) and Unique's brother, Ronnie's (Grantham Coleman) death, stops by the spot to ask some questions. They go in the back, and Unique hilariously sits on the couch he just shot O-Cee on and doesn't give the detective any information he can work with. Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Following the detective's visit, Niw decides to visit Russo to see if he can convince him that hitting back at Raq is the move they must make. Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Russo tells Unique he doesn't care about him losing Quan as a connection and warns him that, regardless of what is going on, Unique still has to pay him his money because he couldn't care less about Raq. After all, she is not affecting his businesses. Unique stormed out of the meeting after failing to convince Russo to give him the green light. Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Marvin talks with Early (Chris Redd) about his side hustle with Stefano and learns some disturbing news. Early tells him that he and his cousin, Londell, killed an Italian man who was giving them trouble. It turns out that man was a made man, and Marvin tells Early he made a grave mistake killing him. Early reminds Marvin that he told him to handle the situation, and that's what he did. B-Rilla Asks Lou-Lou For Help, Snaps and Pop Are The Real Culprits Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan B-Rilla is desperate and finally decides to tell Lou-Lou what's happening after his mentor sees him struggling in the booth. Lou-Lou calls him stupid for getting involved in the situation. Kanan links up with Snaps and Pop (Wendell Pierce and Erika Woods) to see if they could use their police connections to find out who killed Famous, because the streets are saying it was the cops who killed the aspiring rapper. He is also shocked to learn from the OG bank robbing duo that Quan was killed, and many are suspecting that Raq is behind it. Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Little does Kanan know his meeting with Snaps and Pop will trigger a whirlwind of events. It turns out that they were the ones who hired the police to kill Famous because they felt his lyrics were making the block hot. Snaps and Pop set up a meeting with the cops who killed Famous and told them they were sloppy and needed to clean up their mess before it led back to them. The always-matching duo then meets Unique, who tells them they should work together now that he needs a new connection and Quan is dead. Unique proposes that he can get Stefano and Russo to work together with some help from Snaps and Pop. They tell him that they will think about it. Lou-Lou meets with Kenyatta and Julius at his bookshop and tries to use his calm tone, telling them to leave B-Rilla alone. They both say nah, and taunt Raq's former goon because he seemingly no longer is his gangster self. Boy, are these two about to f*** around and find out. Kanan & Jukebox Learn About O-Cee's Fate Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Jukebox heads to O-Cee's home, and his brother greets her. The meeting quickly goes left when O-Cee's brother tries to rape Jukebox only to learn she is packing, and is not afraid to kill him. After gunbutting the aggressively horny brother, he tells Jukebox that O-Cee has been missing for a week. Kanan and Juke eventually learn from the crew that O-Cee's body was found in the trash, and they head to his home to pay their respects. Back at his apartment, Kanan tells his girlfriend, Krystal, that she has to leave because he feels he can no longer protect her. This all happened after Krystal conversed with Kanan's mother because she was worried that Kanan would do something crazy. Unfortunately, for Krystal, Kanan's conversation with Snaps and Pop returned to haunt her because the crooked cops scooped her off the bus. Marvin Comes Clean To Raq, Lou-Lou Is Back Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan After conversing with Early, Marvin realizes he is in trouble and speaks with Raq about it. As expected Raq is pissed because this could ruin business with Stefano (Tony Danza). Marvin then links up with Stefano over dinner, and the mob boss asks Marvin if he knows anything about his friend's death, and of course, Marvin lies and says he has no clue. Source: Starz / Power Book III: Raising Kanan Stefano vows to kill whoever killed his friend and this pushes Marvin to kill Londell in hopes of tying up a loose end that won't come back to bite him in the ass. Julius and Kenyatta sit outside the studio, waiting for the right moment to kill Lou-Lou and B-Rilla. They don't know that Lou-Lou is steps ahead and takes them both out in classic Lou-Lou style. He walks away smiling; we hope he doesn't fall off the wagon. Hit the gallery below to see what fans say about the latest Raising Kanan episode. 'Power Book III: Raising Kanan' Recap: The Old Lou-Lou Is Back, Marvin Is In Big Trouble, & We Finally Learn Who Killed Famous was originally published on


USA Today
13-03-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
When do new episodes of 'Power Book III: Raising Kanan' come out? Details on season 4
Hear this story The long-anticipated new season of STARZ's "Power Book III: Raising Kanan" is here. The first episode of Season 4, directed by Mario Van Peebles, aired on the premium cable channel last week. It provided insight into the whereabouts of Unique (Joey Bada$$) after he was seemingly killed by his brother Ronnie (Grantham Coleman) last season. Now, after his return, he is ready for revenge. "I think the interesting thing about Unique now is — the Unique that everybody knows is dead. This guy got his head banged and bone fragments left on the weapon of his execution. He's not the same. His head is different," Joey Bada$$ previously told PEOPLE. He continued: "I think what people can expect is a way more hyperactive, irritable, just rageful guy. It's going to be an interesting spin on who this character [is, because Unique] has been, historically, somebody who's more calculated and smooth with his delivery and kind of conscious and things like that. But I think this Unique is different. This is Unique like you've never seen him before." Here's what we know about Season 4 of "Power Book III: Raising Kanan": Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Where to watch Power Book III: Raising Kanan' Season 4 Season 4, which will have 10 episodes, debuted on Friday, March 7. New episodes are released weekly on the STARZ app at midnight ET, and the show airs on television at 8 p.m. ET. Episode Schedule Episode 401: "Gangstas Don't Die" − March 7 Episode 402: "It's All Love" − March 14 Episode 403: "Bygones" − March 21 Episode 404: "The Way We Were" − March 28 Episode 405: "The Nail That Sticks Up" − April 4 Episode 406: "The Price of Fame" − April 11 Episode 407: "Allow Me to Re-Introduce Myself" − April 18 Episode 408: Title TBD − May 2 Episode 409: Title TBD − May 9 Episode 410: Finale Title TBD - May 16 What can fans expect in Season 4? Patina Miller told USA TODAY that the fourth season will continue to focus on the strained relationship between her character, Raq, and her son Kanan, played by Mekai Curtis. "At the beginning of the [new] season, she and Kanan are not in the same place as they used to be, but they found a way to be in each other's orbit as business partners," Miller explained. "Kanan and Raq are on their own paths this season of trying to build up their businesses separately. And you know, once you have power, you want to hold on to that power, and power makes people act a certain way. And Raquel, we all know, to keep the power, she might do whatever she has to do." Season 4 Trailer Saying goodbye to 'Power Book II': How it went from spinoff to 'legendary' status Main Cast Mekai Curtis as Kanan Stark Patina Miller as Raquel "Raq" Thomas Malcolm Mays as Lou-Lou London Brown as Marvin Hailey Kilgore as Jukebox Joey Bada$$ as Unique Antonio Ortiz as Famous Omar Epps as Howard Tony Danza as Stefano Marchetti Wendell Pierce as Snaps Erika Woods as Pop Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@
Yahoo
11-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan' Season 4 Trailer: Unique Searches for Revenge
The trailer for the fourth season of 'Power Book III: Raising Kanan' has been released. The season premieres March 7, with episodes hitting the Starz platforms and app on Fridays. In the trailer, Kanan (MeKai Curtis) and his mother Raquel Thomas (Patina Miller) navigate their drug operations. Other characters feature like Snaps (Wendell Pierce), Pop (Erika Woods), Stefano Marchetti (Tony Danza) and Unique (Joey Bada$$). More from Variety Starz and BET+ Join Forces for Prime Video Channels Bundle 'Power Book III: Raising Kanan' Sets Season 4 Premiere Date at Starz Starz, Lionsgate Extend Theatrical Output Deal Even As They Prepare to Split The cast also includes Malcolm Mays as Lou, London Brown as Marvin and Hailey Kilgore as Jukebox. New additions are Pardison Fontaine playing B-Rilla, Sibongile Mlambo as Imani Okoye, Chris Redd playing Early Tyler and Paul Ben-Victor as Phil Russo. Season's 4 description, per Starz, includes issues posed by Unique, whose path to revenge threatens the Thomas family members. The show's third season reached an average of more than nine millions viewers each episode, according to Starz. That season saw Kanan separating himself from his mother's influence, and his planning led to Ronnie and Detective Howard's deaths. The series belongs to the franchise known as the 'Power' Universe. Through Feb. 28, viewers can catch up on season one for free on the Starz app and select streaming or on-demand platforms. The fourth season's showrunner and executive producer is Sascha Penn. 'Power' Universe executive producers are Courtney A. Kemp via End of Episode, Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson via G-Unit Film & Television ,and Mark Canton of Canton Entertainment. Chris Selak and Kevin Fox are also executive producers, and Lionsgate Television is a producer. Watch the trailer below. Best of Variety New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week Grammy Predictions, From Beyoncé to Kendrick Lamar: Who Will Win? Who Should Win? What's Coming to Netflix in February 2025