CHRIS BROWN'S SIXTH ALBUM "X"

Chris Brown"s sixth studio album set to be realised on the 16th of july 2013.

 

 

He expalined what  "X" means "It's the Roman numeral for 10. 5/5/89 is my birthday: 5 plus 5 is 10, and this is my tenth year since I got into music. 'X' is the 24th letter in the alphabet, and I will turn 24 when this album comes out. 'X' is also a metaphor, as in 'ex-girlfriend': it implies you're progressing and moving on in life, not holding on to the past and your old ways".

He debuted his first single last "nobodies"s perfect" and the album's lead single "Fine China" and followed by the confessional "i can't win'.

So far Chris Brown has recorded nine songs namely

1. "Add Me In" (produced by Danja)

"Autumn Leaves" (featuring Kendrick Lamar, produced by BAM)

"Feel That" (produced by 9th Wonder)

"Fine China" (produced by Roccstar & PK)

"Home" (produced by Arthur McArthur and Glass John)

"Lady in Glass Dress" (produced by DJ Camper)

"Put It Up" (featuring Rihanna)

"X" (produced by Diplo)

"They Don't Know" (featuring Aaliyah)

 

Beatrice MB

Setters set fire to the rain

Pace Setters were on fire after beating Monster FC 3-0 in a Castle League match at Soshanguve’s Giant Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Setters won 4-1 at the Soshanguve venue in a bruising Castle League match last week Saturday repeated this performance.

 The host team threatened from the first minute. Without any hesitance they created the first clear scoring opportunity with Madiba Malhlangu teasing Masigi Ponko in the penalty area in the fifth minute, but the goalkeeper blasted the shot over the crossbar.

Mosters created the most scoring opportunities but none were converted into goals.

 Setters Masige Ponko scored their second goal and  put Monsters under more pressure.

The added pressure was clear as they started to lose ball control and made weak passes.

An inspiring performance by Khosi Ndlovu, Setters goalkeeper, kept the game interesting with amazing saves and double saves kept the ball away.

Good combination play set the second half on fire. The two teams’ spirits were dampened by the rain as Setters continued to dominated with good short passes down the left and central plays areas.

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Setters punishes EDUSPORT

Tshepo Malesa of Pace Setters and Asser Phoso of EDUSPORT battling for the ball in a Castle League match at Soshanguve Giant stadium.

The anticipated Soshanguve derby saw Pace Setters silencing EDUSPORT 4-0 in a Castle League match at Soshanguve Giant stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Soshanguve derby teams played good football, showing true talent by both teams from the first minute of the game.

But it was the Setters that dominated by setting the pace while EDUSPORT tried hard to catch up.

The Setters knew from the start what they were doing as they enjoyed good ball possession while entertaining the crowd with brilliant football.

They created a few scoring chances and            Setters’s Chidi Uzodimo managed to convert it into a goal a few minutes into the first half.

EDUSPORT tried not to look hard done by the Setters as they tried to create some scoring opportunities. However things did not work out, as their captain Samuel Monama received a red card. The Second half started at full pace with the Setters playing brilliant football with full passes that saw Sipho Makobe scoring their second goal after a one-two passes on the edge of the danger area.

EDUSPORT’s defence seemed weak throughout the game but Asser Phoso’s defence skills managed to keep the ball away from Setters.

Setters were dangerous as they managed to pass through the defence and scored their third goal. The score line was 3-0.

In the 70th minute EDUSPORT did not give up as they tried to score but the Setters’s goalkeeper had a brilliant performance as he palmed away many long range shots.

Nkayo Makgape exposed the EDUSPORT’S defence after he scored a fourth goal for Setters.

EDUSPORT will feel hard done by the Setters for not scoring any goal.  

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SAFATshwane starts with a draw.

Soshanguve and Mabopane open the SAFATshwane tornament with a draw at Soshanguve’s Giant stadium on Saturday morning.

Both teams looked hungry for the tournament as they started on fire.

The under 17 boys of Soshanguve played a brilliant one -two pass ball looking dangerous.

Mabopane seemed to know what they doing as they, managed to stop the hungry boys of Soshanguve.

They also proved that they have the ability to create scoring opportunities after trying to score but it went over the crossbar.

More scoring opportunities where created, both goalkeepers did a good job.

The teams went to the interval with the game locked at o-o.

It was Soshanguve that broke the deadlock after scoring from a corner kick.

A win for Soshanguve was never to be as Mabopane managed to equalize just few minutes before the final whistle.

A draw concluded the first round of under 17, as both teams are hoping to score more goal in the next round.

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CEBRITY STYLE WAR

 WHO WORE IT BETTER

 Jada Pinket and Naomi Campell wearing Alexander NcQueen Jumpsuit
Who won: Naomi Campell
The jumpsuit look wrong on Jada and not fittinf her while on Naomi it looked stunning and fits her body structure.

 Kim Kardashian  and Rihanna
who won: Rihanna
Ok Kim paired the tee with a leader pants of which is normal  not new and Rihanna looked funky and stylish.

Chris Brown and Kanye West
who won: Both

They both wore the Beige Wool Coat nicely as Kanye paired hios coat with an all white outfit while Chris went for a light denim jean with a gray tee.



















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The raising prince of pageants

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Motlogeleng Gininda   26 year old model, student, student assistance shares his journey as he rises as a model and now Top 40 of Mr South Africa. He describes himself as an ordinary guy who’s a fan of pageants and love playing soccer.  He holds a Diploma in Sports and Recreation, National Certificate in Versatile Broadcasting and National Certificate in Leisure and Tourism

one of his talents is playing soccer as he went to the school of Excellence, Kaizer chiefs  Academy of which he played there for 3 months and then moved to Super Sport Academy and that’s when he joined the Benoni Premier United.

With such experience in playing soccer one will wonder why the shift from soccer to pageants,   “I went to Benoni School of Arts and would have shows like Mr and Miss Valentines and used to watch them and after joining TUT that’s when I started to participate.  I won Mr TUT 2011, 1^st Prince for Mr Varsity and won Mr Jacaranda City and Mr Africa 2012”.

So far he’s been to Africa Fashion Week, Cape Town Fashion Week and worked with the likes of David Tlale just to name a few.

Now Top 40 of Mr South Africa My motto in life is, a leader arrives but the often destination changes. I have competed a lot of pageants and honour all my titles. So I feel that I have arrived at this destination and now it has to change. No matter how big the shoe if it fits one has to wear it.

IF I win Mr SA...would love to provide leadership to young students and learners in high school. Turn a skhothane into a leader (laughs) it would be great to see one going to university and doing good.

For fun I...play soccer with friends
My style is ......very simple, I wash and wear(laughs)
Brat Pit or Jammie Fox.....Jammie Fox
Rihanna or Beyonce...........Rihanna I can still compete with Chris Brown (laughs) and she’s portable and nice.
Favourite meal....... chisa nyama
Hobbies.....photo shoots, fashion shows, reading books and sports

To vote for Motlogeleng sms MRSA68 TO 47439