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By Tuhairwe Joab Nassanga known for being a sports analyst at NTV Sports bar program alongside Brian Tukas, is one of the lucky female sports analysts that were selected to take part in the U.S. Department of State & ESPNW Global Sports Mentoring Program in coordination with the University of Tennessee’s Center for Sport, Peace, and Society, aiming to engage, inspire, and empower a new generation of women and girls through sports. This program was created in 2012 to support the United States’ global commitment to advance the rights and participation of women and girls around the world, with sports…

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tmz.com Stop. Drop. Your pants. TMZ has obtained footage of DMX at a Detroit hotel last weekend … RUNNING NAKED LAPS AROUND THE HALLWAY … just because he felt like it. The footage begins with DMX walking around a hotel hallway in just his boxer shorts, socks and house arrest ankle bracelet … while a hotel employee removes room service from one of the rooms on the floor. All of the sudden, X ducks behind a corner with a mischievous grin on his face — drops his shorts — and launches into a full ass naked, dong-out sprint. Eventually, X returns to…

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techcrunch.com Adobe is launching the latest update for Photoshop CC today. Besides numerous smaller feature additions, this new version adds a tool called “Adobe Generator” that is, among other things, deeply integrated with Edge Reflow, the company’s tools for creating responsive web designs. Using Generator, which is also available as an open source tool, designers can now easily take assets from Photoshop – and even complete websites they mocked up in Adobe’s flagship tool – and turn them into responsive sites. Any changes in Photoshop are automatically synced to Reflow in real-time. Adobe product manager of digital imaging Stephen Nielson and senior product…

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ndtv.com The lock and key has been a mainstay of security for thousands of years, but companies developing new apps are bringing them into the digital age, allowing people to share keys digitally and gain keyless access to homes. KeyMe, an app for the iPhone, aims to modernize the way spare keys are stored, and how copies are shared with family and friends. With KeyMe, home owners can photograph their keys, which the app converts into instructions that a locksmith can follow to replicate the key. “When you get locked out, instead of waiting for a few hours and spending…

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By Moses Abeka Lugaflow MC, St Nellysade is nolonger a resident of Banda ghetto after selling out his maiden album CD, Okupata(the translation). Speaking on an urban radio interview, the lugaflow army affliated MC revealed how he was shocked by the response from fans who bought exceeding his expectations thus challenging him to print more copies to satisfy the growing demand. He attributed the sales to social media marketing, album reviews on radios and featuring top rappers in the industry. The album boasts of 16 tracks, carefully crafted along poetic Luganda rhymes giving fans the taste of lyricism, a rare…

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By Stuart G-khast Word coming through is that Singer Bebe Cool may not be any richer just a day after concluding his arguably very successful concert. We can reliably reveal that the Tomalira Budde singer has a very big cumulative debt of close to 50 Million from different lenders. On Friday, the day he was launching his Kokkodiosis Album his debtors waited for him at the gates but did not get a clear glimpse of him. One Andrew Kizito who is a marketier with CBS radio has vowed to get his money from the singer. Kizito says they will tomorrow morning…

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foxnews.com I now pronounce you man and…goat? Those words could be uttered – in Portuguese – if a Brazilian man follows through with his plan to marry his pet goat, Carmelita. Aparecido Castaldo, 74, plans to walk down the aisle on Oct. 13, while his beloved four-legged friend trots along, and spend the rest of his life – or hers as it depends on who outlasts who – with Carmelita. The news of Castaldo and his barnyard brides planned nuptials has sparked outrage in his home city of Jundiai in Sao Paulo state, but the Brazilian senior citizen is quick to…

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By Isaac Mites As the 2013 African rally championship draws nearer, Jas Mangat a rally driver is working hard to lift the trophy, however, his work may be made easier with fellow drivers Ismail Otega, Jonas Kansiime, Edson Mungyereza and Abbas Bukenya showing keen interest in participating in the forth-coming Rwanda do or die rally, which would help set pace for the Ugandan rally driver. It will take place on 20th, September 2013. Ponsiano Lwakataka, who missed the Eastern challenge rally in April, has also humbly begged FMU to take part in the Rwanda rally for him to score points…

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By Stuart G-khast Manzi wanani singer Clever J seems not to find life easy in Uganda. After spending so many months in Juba the singer sought to come back from his music exile only to hit a dead end. According to reliable sources, the singer was contracted to hold two shows in Kumi which would collectively get him 1million shillings. Clever J’s show did not gather half the agreed money which tempted the organisers to flee and switch off their phones leaving the singer stranded in a foreign land. Sympathisers later gathered 600,000 to pay for the accumulating accommodation fees and…

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By Ian Nkera Ford Before kickoff, I was amazed by the optimism of every Ugandan. The way they kept glued to the screen in anticipation of a miracle. It had finally dawned on them that the same players with whom they possibly share ancestry could finally pull off the biggest shocks in football to book passage to the biggest showpiece next year in Brazil, The World Cup. Fists feigned in prayer, the passion was very visible. From the onset, Uganda Cranes chances were slim against Africa football powerhouses, Senegal but all that didn’t matter as Ugandans came together to realize…

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