Divorce rumour proved wrong.

Will and Jada Pinket Smith

Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith arrive at the Los Angeles World Premiere of Warner Bros. The two love birds decided to show the world how much they love each other,funny how things happen recently it was all over the news that they where getting a divorce.

No broken marriage here! Newly surfaced photos of Will Smith getting mighty close (and partially nude) with his young Focus costar Margot Robbie have sparked rumors that the actor has been cheating on his wife of 16 years Jada Pinkett Smith. However, sources reveal to Us Weekly that everything is still intact in the Smith household.

The rumors began after the costars took advantage of a photo booth that was available to them during the film's wrap party. "That was a photo booth on set that the producers got for everyone," a second insider explains to Us. "It was the last day of filming and everyone was taking pictures. They were just goofing around. Will is just like that. There's nothing more to it."

The Hollywood A-list couple may be going strong, but Pinkett Smith did share a cryptic message via her personal Facebook page on Nov. 3. "We should never have the expectation to not make mistakes, we should only have the expectation to learn from them," she wrote.

Celebrity power couple Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith has been under the media's watchful eye with tales of divorce and infidelity. As if those weren't enough to put a big question mark on the stability of their marriage, another rumor emerged about the two selling their family home for $42 million.

Either way, Jada is maintaining a firm stance on the whole issue. In an interview, she said, "Every year, one celebrity couple is under the microscope. This year, unluckily, it's us! These rumors are completely untrue."

Mugabe's birthday bash on tonight

Several leading entertainers will perform at President Robert Mugabe’s birthday bash set for the City Sports Centre tonight.
 The mouth-watering list of entertainers on the bill includes the rejuvenated Leonard Zhakata, Suluman Chimbetu, Jah Prayzah, Mathias Mhere, Alick Macheso, Tryson Chimbetu, Somandla Ndebele, Tocky Vibes and many others.
 As has become the norm, the 21st February Movement has organised a birthday bash for him in Victoria Falls on February 28.
 Turning 91 on February 21, Mugabe’s belated birthday bash will be held at the four-star Elephant Hills Intercontinental Hotel in the Vic Falls resort on February 29.
Held under the theme “Celebrating the birth of Gushungo, the icon of Zimbabwe’s revolution and champion of youth empowerment”, guests will be treated to three-course meals, and a music gala featuring top Zimbabwean artists. Prior to the event, a “Miss 21st Movement” beauty pageant and a football tournament dubbed the “Bob 91 Super Cup” will be staged.

 http://www.chronicle.co.zw/21st-february-movement-fever-grips-victoria-falls/http://www.herald.co.zw/all-set-for-21st-feb-festivities/
  Zimbabwe's grinding economic crisis has done nothing to alter the ruling Zanu PF party’s ambitions to mark its leader’s 91st birthday with unrestrained feasting in the resort town of Victoria Falls.
School children and Zanu PF youth brigades from the 10 political provinces will hold parades to mark the occasion. As in previous years, it is planned as a military-style operation dubbed the 21st February Movement.
More than 100 children selected from the country’s 10 provinces, who share a birthday with President Robert Mugabe, will be flown to Victoria Falls to attend his 91st birthday celebrations scheduled for next week, where elephant and other game meat is on the menu.
President Mugabe is well known for his uncompromising stance towards the West and the colonising powers he blames for many of Africa’s ills. Taking up the one-year rotating AU chairmanship last week, Mugabe said he cared little for what the West might say.

The marriage scandal: that akward moment when celebrities are in the deep.

Celebrities are after all human and their social standing should never mislead them into thinking they are supernatural.

The manner in which musician Mathias Mhere’s matrimonial issues with his wife Susan have been handled leaves a lot to be desired.
The transitions that Zimbabwean societies have gone through have left no formula as to how one deals with matrimonial issues

Cases of infidelity have been known to be dealt with in accordance with people’s culture, with the involvement of aunts and other family elders expected to bring finality and mutual understanding.
This week, however saw the popular gospel musician’s life becoming a living drama that kept Zimbabweans’ eyes and ears open to see and hear how the musician would handle the case.
The publication of a thread of intimate WhatsApp messages between his wife of six years and Mhere’s close friend Gift pointed to a great degree of infidelity.
Questions were raised pertaining to who might have leaked the messages, with many fingers pointing at Mhere himself.
But why would Mhere — a religious young man — wash his dirty linen in public and choose to have his marital issues dealt with in the media?
To many, he is the victim and has received sympathies from music lovers.
Some are even waiting for a chance to get to meet Susan so they can give her a piece of their minds.
It seems the world sympathises with cheated spouses in spite of their own shenanigans.
But if at all this is true and not fabricated, the simple prediction is Mhere, like any other celebrity, will suffer torture due to the “I am important attitude”.
Celebrities worldwide try by all means possible to prevent their private lives from getting into the public domain and it is shocking that in this part of the world they freely dish the information to the prying paparazzi.


https://www.newsday.co.zw/2015/02/19/mhere-marriage-scandal-diminishing-role-aunts/

Whats next for the NAMA award winner Tocky Vibes???

Award-winning Tocky Vibes, who picked two gongs at the National Arts Merit Awards (Nama), is determined to make a good impression in the United Kingdom (UK) where he will perform for the first time at the end of the month.
The rising star’s manager Elvis Bokosha said Tocky Vibes was determined to make the most of his first tour of the European country which is home to many Zimbabweans.
“We are flying out on Monday. Though it is our first time to tour the UK, we are promising our fans there fireworks and are currently perfecting our act to that effect,” said Bokosha.
“We will hold our last show in Zimbabwe in Zvishavane on Saturday (tomorrow) before the UK tour.”
Bokosha also added that Tocky Vibes had been humbled by the recent flurry of awards that have come his way.
In addition to winning the Best Song and Best Album Awards at Nama, Tocky was also included by the Zimbabwe Business Awards Council among individuals and companies that have excelled in their brands and businesses.
“The awards are for our fans. Though they might feel we deserved more, we are happy with what we got and respect the adjudicators’ decisions.
“It’s God’s work. He is moving us from one level to another,” he added.
Born Obey Mukuruva, Tocky’s undoubted talent and his catchy and heart-massaging lyrics have earned him five Zimdancehall nominations.
The 21-year old Zimdancehall star told the Daily News last week that his mercurial rise to fame was the work of God.
“It is no-one but God who has taken me thus far. Winning awards proves that I chose the right path by singing things that are not vain.
“The awards might not have much money but it’s the recognition that matters. It means that my music is impacting on people both young and old,” said the Mhai singer.

https://www.newsday.co.zw/2015/02/16/pictures-nama-winners/

Even though scandalicious, they come and go!

Everybody loves a scandal, barring the people embroiled in one, of course. The rest of us absolutely cannot get enough. Whether you admit it or not, few things make you feel better about yourself quite as intensely as seeing the people that society places on the highest of pedestals get knocked off of them in spectacular fashion.
Just like anything else, there are limits to what we'll put up with. You're not going to see anyone lobbying to have O.J. Simpson mentioned more frequently during USC broadcasts anytime soon. That ship has sailed. But he's also one of the most extreme examples. More often than not, celebrities dip to lows that a rational person would expect (or hope) they'd never recover from and, somehow, claw their way back into our good graces.


In 2003, a woman named Wilma Cline strolled into a Florida police station and handed over evidence that Rush Limbaugh, America's holier-than-thou king of political talk radio buffoonery, was buying hillbilly heroin on the black market. The evidence came in the form of emails and answering machine messages from Limbaugh asking Cline to sell him large quantities of drugs, which she totally did several times, according to her own admission. I'm guessing she came forward to clear her conscience and then filled the hole left by that now absent guilt with the piles of money she was paid by the iNational Enquirer for telling her story to them also.

Read more: http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-scandals-that-prove-well-forgive-celebrities-anything/#ixzz3RyzXBrtG