Where it was once unimaginable for women to ask men out, or declare sexual interest in them first, they are now being encouraged to get their game on. To some extent, the ice-cold Nigerian attitude towards women dating younger men has begun to thaw, but there still seems to be a long way before the idea flows into all cultures and becomes truly mainstream. ADVERTISEMENT 1. Mother-in-laws Many Nigerian families still frown on sons who decide to marry older women and that discontent and disapproval is always more vocal from the mothers.

All-time summer heat records keep buckling under the weight of rising global temps—a trend that hits home, literally and figuratively, when you receive your monthly air conditioning bill. Unfortunately, mistakes you’re making with your home AC may be undercutting its efficiency, effectiveness, and safety, experts say. “If you have a badly maintained system, it can become contaminated with microorganisms that may be harmful if inhaled,” says Mark Mendell, a staff scientist with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory’s Indoor Environment Group.

Full Name: Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio Profession: Rapper Biography: Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican rapper best known for his 2016 song "Diles." He has since released further hit singles such as "Soy Peor" (2016) and featured on Cardi B's "I Like It" with J Balvin. Bunny had a top-10 single in the form of "Mia" (2018) featuring Drake. He has released several albums, and his second album YHLQMDLG (2020) broke the record for highest charting all-Spanish album at number two on the Billboard 200.

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In 2019 Morgan Enselme, a contestant who participated in the French Big Brother adaptation Secret Story France 5 in 2011, did what many other reality stars deemed unthinkable: she spoke out against the superpower production company that runs the popular show. Over a 30-minute YouTube video, Enselme gave a look into the otherwise mysterious workings of reality TV. Enselme alleged that throughout the casting, filming, and post-production of the show—which required her to be sequestered from the world for 13 weeks—she experienced psychological manipulation, including restricted access to her prescribed antihistamines which led to severe symptoms, and, later, PTSD.