J-Lo braves April showers for Summertime Ball
April showers greeted stars for the start of the Capital FM Summertime Ball at Wembley. Headlining this year’s extravaganza was Latin beauty Jennifer Lopez.
Arriving back at her hotel at 1.pm, J-Lo’s security stopped the papparazi from getting pictures. “It was gloves off for her departure for the Summertime Ball, we had an agreement that was broken by them.” said a paparazzi.
In central London groups of South American fans had been queuing for a chance to glimpse the star at her hotel. Jennifer waved briefly towards her fans before climbing into the people carrier with her twins.
Flyer pictures around town
Author Elizabeth Achinewhu Nworgu launches ‘Determined to Succeed in Islington.
A capacity crowd celebrated Author Elizabeth Achinewhu Nworgu’s book launch at the Business Design Centre, Islington. ‘Determined to Succeed’ is a tribute to ‘overcoming personal, organisational and cultural barriers.’
Invited Guests Included Members of House of Assembly, NDDC, Nigerian High Commission and included Live Performances from Queen Chioma, Dean Chohan & Grace Obika.
Coming from Nigeria in the 1980s with just GSCE, Elizabeth is able to surmount all hurdles to study all through to a doctorate degree in England. She sees obstacles as opportunities and confronts failures with commitment, resilience and unwavering faith in God.
She is a proud career woman, a wife and a mother of five children. She has written this book to inspire all and share her tips (determination, perseverance and motivation) to a successful career in a conflicting African and Western culture.
Delegates who attended the book launch said: ‘Elizabeth’s Journey is an inspiration to all of us, to succeed in life it helps to have people around who you can rely on for support.’
Another delegate said: ‘It’s very difficult for women to succeed in business whilst having to juggle family commitments. It’s so important to have the support of your family and friends. I urge all husbands to fully support their wife with her endeavors.’
For more information please contact: www.determinedtosucceeduk.com
Oliver Samuels headlines at London’s Hackney Empire
Actor Oliver Samuels headed to the Hackney Empire in east London to perform hit murder-mystery play ‘Midnight at Pus Creek’, written by Patrick Brown. He was joined on stage by a stellar cast such as: Glen Campbell, Camille Davies, Teisha Duncan and Courtney Wilson.
Over 1200 people headed to the Hackney Empire, London to see Jamaican play ‘Midnight at Puss Creek,’ named after a fictitious Gothic mansion.
Proprietor and matriarch – Zelda Matalon ruled over an army of cats and her house-keeper Della. Zelda finds herself on deaths door which triggers a series of conflict by those hoping to benefit from her estate. The anxiety leads to suspicion when a murder is committed.
The finger of suspicion pointed firmly at the surviving family members, Detective Inspector Tracey (Courtney Wilson) and Constable Tek Bribe (Glen Campbell) evoked much laughter amongst the audience with their investigative methodology deployed in solving the crime.
PK Media’s Paul Harrison hands out an award to a lucky audience member.
