March 13, 2016

Shocking! Nigerian actor found dead in his bathroom in America

Shocking! Nigerian actor found dead in his bathroom in America 

 

The late Philemon Ihediwa.

The late Philemon Ihediwa.
A Nigerian movie producer and actor, Philemon Ihediwa is dead.
The Punch reports that Ihediwa, one of the few Nigerian actors who ventured into Hollywood, was found dead in his American apartment bathroom on Saturday.
Police sources said his bloated body was found in his apartment as he fell on the floor in his bathroom, hitting his head against the bathtub.

The Monday preceding the incident, Ihed (as he is fondly called in the US), during a telephone conversation with his female friend, Louise Gorsham, who lived ‘across town, had complained about not feeling well and that he would retire early to bed as the woman pleaded with him to call her when he woke up at sunrise to which he agreed and they both wished each other goodnight.
According to her:
“The next day, I called several times throughout the day but he did not respond to my call. I sent text messages. No response. I waited till Wednesday to repeat calls and text messages. I did not hear from him. I was also at work.Kenneth Okonkwo and the late Ihediwa.

Kenneth Okonkwo and the late Ihediwa.
“By Saturday afternoon, after I closed from work, I pleaded with a coworker to drive me to Ihed’s apartment in Smithfield, a thirty minutes ride from Raleigh. I was mad at him. I thought he was ignoring my calls on purpose, might be he had found another lady.
“But when I got to his apartment, I noticed his car was in his parking space. I began to smell stench coming from his door. I knew something wasn’t right.
“Immediately, I called the Smithfield Police department and requested a welfare check on my friend. The police arrived few minutes later, broke into his apartment and found him dead on the floor, bloated and oozing. My friend died lonely from a broken heart and years of pains from being denied relationships with his children.
“He loved those kids. Ihed told me many times that his wife had, through the years, barred his children from visiting him. She set them up against their dad while she was busy collecting heavy child support. That man was a very great man. All he wanted was to be a good father to his children. But his ex wife was in the way. Now he is gone.”
Preliminary findings by Smithfield medical examiner’s office showed that he may have died of seizure and possible heart attack. as it was in their record that, “his body was bloated and near decomposition when he was found in his bathroom. The heat in the apartment accelerated decomposition process.”


The medical Examiner also concluded that Ihed might have died five days earlier.
Ihediwa was married to ex-wife Stella in 1996 and despite the fact that the wedding was blessed with three boys, the couple parted ways after ten years.
The actor’s death is coming on the heels of several deaths being recorded by the Nigerian movie industry, as Joseph Adu, the Nollywood ace actor, was also recently pronounced dead.
Adu was one of the few surviving actors in popular old TV drama, The Village Headmaster and according to The Punch, the actor who was fondly known as Jab Adu passed on in Abeokuta, Ogun state, on Sunday, February 28.
 A source close to his family reportedly confirmed the death but could not provide total details regarding Adu’s passage

ripped jeans nation

March 8, 2016

What about ripped jeans?

What about ripped jeans?

the proper dress code of ripped, frayed or used jeans.

 Hard to say if the ripped jeans trend is a must. Hard to say if ripped jeans must be part of our glamorous feminine wardrobe, or not... Sweet little girls, rebellious young women or beautiful terrific icones, what image of ourselves do we give by wearing ripped jeans? Perception we give doesn't necessarily correspond to the interpretation we want to suggest to the others. In that perspective, is a nefarious image of a playmate directly linked to jeans that let appear flesh?

Like any act of creation, fashion loves to play on contrasts. We call so "to break the code". For example, we can casually wear sophisticated outfits, adopt a classic atypical dresscode, choose a version of evening undressed dress or overdressed undressed dress, have long or short clothes for hot or cold weather when it's hot and cold at the same time... Ok, it's seems a little bit complicated, but that's the way it is. And it's excatly the same mecanism for fashion materials, frames, cuts, and postures of course. As far as jeans are concerned, (cotton textile and linen fabric originally used for work clothes), associating them to overflowing sensual gestures, the contrats become really interesting!


We all remember that famous advertising of that famous American soft drink, showing beautiful bare chested workers, muscled as gods, molded into a form-fitting stained or ripped jeans. They were very hot, weren't they? Before them, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Elizabeth Taylor, Brigitte Bardot, Jean Seberg, Elvis Presley, Olivia Newton John, Madonna and ... Samantha Fox had already considered the jeans major pieces of their wardrobe.
The challenge is in how to use jeans to create intelligently a chic and effortless silouette. Playing with small breaks of style or/and color or/and gender, jeans really can consciously multiply the power of seduction. Should you want to be more sensual choose stress and fur, glamourous: silk, undomesticated: leather, unspoilt: flannel plaid, sulphurous: laces etc.
Can you remember the light faded jeans worn by so so so sexy Samantha Fox, during the summer of 1986 for her song Touch me? Just torn under the buttock, exposing the gluteal folds with sensuality each time she moved her legs. In her case, jeans reached the most ultimate expression of provocation.
Today, torn knee jeans trend is far from insignificant. Young girls, and hope they are, suspiciously look like schoolgirls after having fallen in the schoolyard. If you have daughters, you probably have noticed that they go back home all sheepish, and saddened by having ripped their pants. Childhood nostalgia or refusal to grow up, these women seem to wear jeans like children do at low space, while swiftly overwhelmed by high speed. More than a figure of style, ripped jeans translate a mindset which is quite anchored on age for ages... Above all, wearing jeans with lacerations or holes, letting appear legs, thighs or buttocks can unfortunately tie or squeeze the body with a "salami method". For the fattest of us, being swaddled like a sausage or a good roast is the worst expression of bad taste. So let's be careful!

 

Ripped Jeans & BOLLYWOOD


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Growing up our parents would never allow us to wear ripped jeans. Indians felt it was a sign of being poor. Today it is a hot trend and Bollywood stars are rocking them. Karina Kapoor, Katrina Kaif and Priyanka Chopra are examples here.
Ripped jeans have become a fashion trend and have an artsy feeling of expression to them. Some like just a touch of ripping while others like Priyanka may have actually torn hers more to show more skin.
There is a lot of work that goes into making a pair of Ripped Jeans. Not all fabrics are good for ripping. Choosing the right process for creating this rips and precision in choosing the right areas for the look being created.

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Ripped jeans really have a way of wowing people if worn correctly and you have chosen the right pair. You can dress them up or dress them down its all how you put it together. Best worn with a T-shirt and a fitted one printed to help make a statement. At HIZ & HERZ we have our Blue Ripped Grace jeans and our Black Ripped Tina Jeans. Check them out the fabric and lycra content are just incredible and the custom fit to all your curves. Pair them up with one of our t-shirts and we promise you a more slimming and very comfortable feeling.
If you don’t have a pair of ripped jeans check out our Grace and Tina Jeans. You will love them we promise. Rock the look of these stars who wear them so well.
This entry was posted in Bollywood, Denim Fashion, Style.

February 21, 2016

who we are as RIPPED JEANS NATION

Ripped jeans are not such a shabby trend at the moment and we're giving you some great street style inspiration .Ripped jeans on the other hand can be seen as a sign of rebellion but with the fashion statement its making now, its only a matter of time for the trend to take over
 Ripped Jeans Nation (RJN) is a life style brand member-based urban movement of global youth who using the street fashion to elevate human unity and peace 18-35 year olds, dedicated to creating a lovely and friendly atmosphere and freedom for all people. We do this through building a collective focused on transformative social activities development, direct action organizing, advocacy and education


OUR MISSION
We bring and connect people through same conceptualize activities in direct action grassroots organizing skills, so they can build the power we need to transform our communities
We mobilize street fashion lovers on issues pertaining to youth growth and creativity
We run campaigns and organizing social activities as fund raising to assist some under privilege children in our society using on the ground and digital tactics towards the goal of reaching out as a voice of street fashion motivators.
 OUR CORE VALUES

Action
We are committed to engaging in meaningful action to fulfill our mission and realize our collective vision through a Unitary, consensus driven process. Our actions are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic (yet visionary), and time-specific.

Challenge & growth
We challenge each other and promote each other’s growth within the collective. We challenge injustice and work towards creating a world where all people are free to express their creative mind
We are experts of our own experience
We do represent all brand of urban street creativity, but we strive to be reflective of all race of young and old . We speak for ourselves, build spaces for love unity and peace engage in existing spaces where our urban life style activities speak for themselves

Holistic Energy
We bring our entire selves to the work. Our efforts are driven with love, using a street culture-centered approach (art, music, dance,fashion, festival, pageantry,Award ), while nurturing individual leadership, and building power through our collective. We apply energy to RJN work and in the solidarity work we engage in with other URBANIZE groups.around the street fashion world
Radical & purposeful inclusion of all race of people
We are committed to building and sustaining a collective that is reflective for all young people, including but not limited to a diversity of: sex, gender, class, citizenship status, sexuality, physical ability, education experiences and faith.
 

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