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So now that you have set up the photo session, clicked pictures, discarded the weedy stuff, made necessary changes, and put all efforts into creating works of art. What next? Now is the time to bring it on the table amid clients! But this has long been a debatable topic that whether photography professionals should begin the work in-person sales or should they begin via online galleries? What would be the ideal way to exhibit a piece of work? Straight from the state treasury of Andy Hayes, check out what all makes a big-time difference. Though might be new for few; however with in-person proofing, a photographer has to get in touch with client in-person and show the collection that he/she owns. No studio? Well, no big deal, if you know what's the ideal way to click a snap, how much colour level should be kept to endow with ideal balance. So, instead of making studio of repute a sole stop destination, put in your efforts, and is likely to make a world of difference, believes Andy...

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Former child star Amanda Bynes has been lying low for months, seemingly getting her life together after erratic behavior made her infamous last year. But now, she’s veered away from stability with a DUI arrest over the weekend. According to TMZ, the troubled actress caused suspicion when she stopped her Mercedes SUV in the center of an intersection early Sunday morning. California Highway Patrol officers believed she was inebriated and arrested her. Bynes was charged with a misdemeanor DUI, posted $15,000 bail, and was free by the afternoon. The string of incidents that first concerned fans culminated in a psychiatric hold in July 2013. Below is a video of the actress acting strangely in New York City, before she got the help she sorely needed.

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President Goodluck Jonathan on Saturday in Benin said the country had reduced its poverty rate by 50 per cent. Jonathan said this while speaking at the South South Peoples Democratic Party political rally in Benin, tagged ‘Unity Mega Rally.’ He said that the PDP, as a party, believed in stomach infrastructure because the party must ensure that there was food security and job creation in the country. He noted that any leader who claimed not to believe in stomach infrastructure was not ready to lead, as “you cannot lead hungry people.” He desrcibed the PDP as the only stable party since its formation that had never changed its name, logo or motto, adding that it is the only paty that gives its members the freedom to climb to the highest level. He said that all the nation needed was unity, and gave the assurance that although all the roads could not be rehabilitated at once, his administration would continue to improve on all infrastracture in the country. He also gave the reassurance ...

A war of words broke out at the weekend in Awka, Anambra State, during the Igbo Lecture Series organized by Ohaneze Ndigbo to mark the 2014 Igbo Day celebration. The National Chairman of United Peoples Par­ty (UPP), Chief Chekwas Okorie and the acting President of the Ijaw National Con­gress, Charles Ambaiowei, disagreed over Igbo’s support for President Goodluck Jon­athan’s presumed second term ambition. At the lecture which held at the Women Development Centre, Awka, Chief Okorie had in his address which received a loud ovation from the audience, resented the unsolicited endorsement of Jonathan’s re-election bid by the Igbo, stating that endorsing the President without any negotiation or concrete promise to the people of the South-East amounts to sycophancy. Okorie wondered when and why Ndigbo suddenly lost their bite, to the extent of following members of other ethnic nationalities sheepishly without asking questions or seeking to know what was in a game for them. He said: “Whe...

Former Lagos state governor Asiwaju Bola Tinubu believes that there are no obvious reasons why Nigeria should celebrate its 54th Independence in an elaborate fashion. In a statement released on Monday, the Jagaban of Borgu said that Nigeria is yet to attain its potentials despite all its staggering natural resources. He lamented the suffering of Nigerians which he believes was caused by poor leadership. He said: “We commemorate this Independence Day because the nation has survived despite its many challenges. We dare not celebrate because the nation has not flourished as it should. 54 years our national trek began with hope and promise, peace and unity. “Today, the nation staggers beneath the weight of trouble stacked upon problem multiplied by hardship. Peace and unity seem to have yielded the moment to violence and discord. We exist as a political unit on a map but we do not prosper as brothers and sisters in one nation, under one flag and pursuant to one accord. We have lost our ...

BY now, the Nigerian military should be picking up a few useful insights into guerrilla warfare, which is going to be the preferred face of armed confrontation in the foreseeable future. During the conflict in the Niger Delta between the militants and the Nigerian Armed Forces, the militants used two names to issue public statements and threats: Jomo Gbomo and Cynthia Whyte. Gbomo has fallen mute since the Independence Day bombing in Abuja 2011, when the leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), Henry Okah, was apprehended and put on trial in South Africa. It is Cynthia Whyte that is still talking any time MEND or those parading with the name issue a threat or claim responsibility for some mishap in the Niger Delta to prove they are still active even after five years of the Amnesty programme. Boko Haram under its founder, Mohammed Yusuf, was not more than its predecessor jihadist anarchists led by Maitatsine and “Musa Makaniki” in Maiduguri and Jimeta, r...

A Nigerian lawyer, Mr Tunji Abayomi, on Monday said the Ekiti State governor-elect, Mr Ayo Fayose, was not constitutionally qualified to contest the Ekiti State governorship election. Citing Section 182 of the 1999 Constitution, he said that “if you have been convicted, either for dishonesty or breach of code of conduct, ten years before you run for office, you are disqualified from running for office. “He was actually disqualified by a legislative tribunal”, the lawyer said. Mr. Tunji further noted that the “process of trying him (Fayose) was going on by EFCC”, adding...

An Enugu Magistrates’ Court on Monday sentenced one Friday Eze, 24, of Enugu North Local Government Area to three months imprisonment for stealing an MTN generator battery. In her judgment, the Presiding Magistrate, Mrs Ifeoma Oruruo, said the convict understood the charge read to him and pleaded guilty to the one count charge brought against him. Oruruo said that the confession made by the convict at the Central Police Station, Enugu, confirmed that he committed the offence as he equally pleaded for leniency. According to her, the offence ordinarily attracts 14 years imprisonment “but because you pleaded guilty and asked for leniency, there must be a balanced justice while condemning the act”. The magistrate, therefore, sentenced the accused to three months imprisonment with an option to pay the sum of N30, 000. The police prosecutor, ASP Kwe-Kwe Ajor, had earlier told the court that the matter was reported to the Central Police Station on July 27, 2014 by an official of the ...

On the 27th page of The Punch of Friday, September 26, 2014 was a article entitled, “Why TB Joshua should be arrested and prosecuted.” This article was jointly written and signed by Messrs Olufemi Taiwo, Akin Adesokan and Tejumola Olaniyan of Cornell University, Indiana University and University of Wisconsin respectively. I empathise with Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Governor Babatunde Fashola, relatives of Nigerians and South Africans who lost their lives due to the sudden collapse of the structure that served as a guest house to visitors to the church. I wish to state that I am not an apologist of T.B. Joshua but I took strong exception to the view expressed by the writers. Does the solution to incidences of collapsed building lie in raising unnecessary insinuation, putting the governor and the President in bad light? I believe that the reason for the visit was not to glorify T.B. Joshua but to express their condolences to the congregation of the Synagogue Church of All Nations. The Pr...

Bill Gates, speaking at a discussion hosted by the website Politico, said he was thrilled when President Barack Obama decided to invest resources in containing the virus as it threatened to spread from West Africa into other regions and continents. "Was there some other government who took decisive action before we did? Was the data really clear?" Gates asked during the discussion. "Is there someone else who's research is going to give us the vaccine that will be the key to making sure this outbreak doesn't happen again? The U.S. is the leader on being able to move into areas like this and help out." The Microsoft billionaire, listed as the richest American by Forbes magazine, is co-chair along with his wife of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The two have tasked the foundation with battling the spread of polio and malaria as well as Ebola. Gates did acknowledge that it took time for countries and leaders to realize the seriousness of this particul...

Human rights lawyer, Mr. Femi Falana (SAN), has accused the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, of breaching the provisions of the Company and Allied Matters Act through the use of a private jet belonging to a company in which he had interest to smuggle $9.3m cash to South Africa. Falana said by the provisions of CAMA, the jet which was allegedly registered for the facilitation of evangelism could not be leased to another company for commercial purpose, as CAN had said while defending Oritsejafor. The lawyer said this in a paper he delivered at a seminar organised for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s prosecutors by the Justice Research Institute in Abuja. He described as diversionary, the statement credited to CAN that the jet had been leased to another company, apparently to deny Oritsejafor’s involvement in the jet’s mission to South Africa. He said, “Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, the President of the Christian Association of Nige...

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It hit you about three-quarters of the way through the Akris show. Where were the photoprints? Albert Kriemler has made them his signature; landscapes, famous architectural landmarks, and images by well-known artists have appeared in his collections. Tonight, not a one. Kriemler's new Spring lineup owed a large debt to the Russian Suprematist artist Kazimir Malevich, whose most famous canvases the designer reproduced on his minimalist designs. Malevich was known for using a limited range of colors, but Kriemler preferred the subtlety of tone-on-tone motifs. Blink and you almost missed Malevich's intersecting rectangles on the skirt of the white leather dress that Kriemler opened with. They were more apparent on the cotton voile shirt and shift that followed, but stripped of colors the embellishments lacked the definitiveness of the work that inspired them.

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Gucci’s creative director, Frida Giannini, selected the face of the house’s forthcoming cosmetics line, out next month, based on one thing: the eyes. “To me, the eyes are always the most important, because with your eyes you can really interact with people,” she said. Despite a vast range of models and celebrities at her disposal, Giannini had her sights set on only one woman: Charlotte Casiraghi. Not only is the 28-year-old brunette with piercing blue-gray eyes a classic beauty (much like her mother, Caroline, Princess of Hanover, or maternal grandmother, the iconic Grace Kelly), but her life is equally as enchanting (she’s fifth in line to the Monegasque throne). She’s also as fearless about makeup as she is about competitive show jumping, which she does regularly wearing custom riding attire from Gucci. From bright pink lips to black nails to teal shadow, the royal has rocked it all. When she’s not sitting beside Kate Moss in the front row, however, the mother of 9-month-old son Ra...

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Earlier this month, we brought you the exclusive first look at Alexander Wang’s capsule collection for H&M. The collection doesn’t land in stores until November 6, but Wang released a little more to tease his eager fans today with the reveal of the Mikael Jansson-lensed ad campaign. For the shoot, Wang assembled his “ultimate dream team,” according to WWD, a group that includes star players like Joan Smalls, Raquel Zimmermann, Isabeli Fontana, and Natasha Poly. “We wanted to take certain elements of each sport and portray the ultimate warrior,” says Wang. “The girls had to feel big and heroic.” He also enlisted a few hunky (real) athletes, including soccer player Andy Carroll and kickboxer Rivaldino dos Santos, to show off the collection of sporty parkas, leggings, shorts, and logo tops. Here, a few shots from the campaign.

Wet-it’s the one word mane master Sam McKnight used to describe the slicked-back strands at Balmain. “It’s girls who have been in the shower or the swimming pool and come out with wet hair and get dressed,” he said. (Albeit they’re not throwing on a terrycloth robe, but a fire-engine-red jumpsuit with cutouts.) The pro would have to use more than H20 to get the look: A blend of L’Oréal Professionnel Tecni Art Full Volume Mousse andKiehl’s Silk Groom were mixed in a bowl and painted on in thin sections with a tinting brush (normally used to apply color). After he worked a dollop of strong-hold gel through the sides to keep them tight to the head, McKnight raked his fingers from forehead to crown for volume. Over in makeup, the mood was equally sunny and sultry. “Do you remember the fake tans in the ’90?” Tom Pecheux asked editors backstage. If an image doesn’t pop into your mind immediately, simply reference the face painter’s work during the decade (much of it shot in tandem with Ca...

Body painting isn’t new to the runway: We’ve seen human canvases multiple times at Louis Vuitton, and today at Rick Owens, Lucia Pieroni covered models head to toe in “chalky” shades of mauve, blue, and white. There are few beauty giants, however, that made this concept their bread and butter—that is, except for Make Up For Ever. The French mastermind behind the brand, Dany Sanz, never set out to create a cosmetics company, although she was certainly interested in creations of other kinds, studying sculpting and painting at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. But a stint behind the scenes at a theater would lead to a life-changing discovery: The pro could decorate a living and breathing figure just as well as she could a lifeless set. See the picture bellows:

You know, I'm a big fan of yours, but tonight, I get to sing for you," we overheard Lady Gaga tell Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes last night. The occasion was a black-tie cocktail at The Plaza celebrating Harper's Bazaar's September "Icons" issue, and that moment between Gaga and Rhodes was one of many exchanges between rising stars—Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner, et al.—and established icons—Carine Roitfeld, Linda Evangelista, Amber Valletta, etc.—in the room. Despite the abundance of boldfacers, the evening's main attraction was a performance from Gaga, not in the style of her typical electro dance pop, but in her latest oeuvre, jazz. "She doesn't want to keep us bored, so she's switching it up," Evangelista told Style.com. "Yeah, just like Linda does with her hair!" chimed in Stephen Gan. "I'm very intrigued,” Tamara Mellon said, "because jazz is very difficult to sing, you can't fake it." Donatella Ver...

Alber Elbaz insists that he knows a dress is working when he looks into a model's face and sees the face, not the dress. There were faces aplenty in his show tonight: Amber Valletta, Kirsten Owen, Violetta Sanchez, Natasa Vojnovic, and more—iconic names for those who follow models like others pledge themselves to their favorite bands. And, said Elbaz, they didn't need nearly the makeup of their younger compadres on the catwalk. Experience is apparently the best maquillage. Photo bellows:

I believe the wrong lesson to derive from this accurate observation is that doing well in school is useless. The right lesson is that it takes more than ‘book smarts’ to flourish in the real world. For a long time, I understood that truth intuitively. But I wasn’t able to figure out why exactly things seemed – not always, of course, but perhaps 95% of the time – to work out that way. Then, quite recently, as part of my ongoing programme of self-education, I sauntered into a local bookstore and bought Goals!, by Brian Tracy. This extraordinary book has helped me add depth of knowledge and a range of exercises to the goal-setting module I offer my fee-based life planning clients. (Tracy’s material is extraordinary; I recommend it highly.) In the book, Tracy refers to groundbreaking research carried out by Harvard University’s Dr Howard Gardner, the founder of a concept known as ‘multiple intelligences’. Apparently, each human being possesses at least eleven distinct intelligen...

Most people reading this will not be in the happy position of having a guaranteed pension waiting for them at the end of their 'working rainbow'! Even civil servants in many countries are being told that state-funded pensions are going the way of the dodo and the T Rex. Bottomline: Each of us must take solo responsibility for creating our very own personal pension plan.Regardless of whether you like the sound of that or not, it is an undeniable fact that must be faced... squarely and bravely! If you are under the age of 50, you stand a much better chance than older people do of being able to actually do something about this impending day of reckoning when the salary cheques stop coming. But even if you're 50 or older, there is still hope. In most cases, that silver lining is inextricably linked to a firm willingness to continue working long enough to fund a decent retirement. Here are three powerful ideas to help you begin the process of thinking yourself out of ...

The Chief Judge of Ekiti State, Justice Ayodeji Daramola, has ordered the indefinite closure of all courts in the state. This followed the the series of attacks on judicial officers of the High Court, Ado Ekiti, by political thugs, leading to the harassment and manhandling of Justices John Adeyeye and Segun Ogunyemi. Justice Daramola, in statement signed by Chief Registrar of the State High Court, Barr Obafemi Fasanmi, and made available to newsmen, expressed concern over the spate of attack perpetrated by political thugs and their persistent presence at the Ado-Ekiti High Court premises in the past few days. The court was invaded by hoodlums on Monday during trial of Ekiti State governor-elect Mr Ayodele Fayose over a case instituted to contest his qualification for the June 21 governorship election. Same scenarios was recorded when suspected thugs assaulted Justice Adeyeye during the sitting of the election petition tribunal on Thursday, necessitating Justice Daramola’s closure o...

Extensive medical studies have indicated a strong relationship between the number of hours worked and the hypertensive inclinations of test subjects. While not terribly surprising, what is shocking is the high correlation between those two parameters. If you suffer from high blood pressure, then you must pay attention to this truth: Those who allow work-related stress to constantly get to them tend to live less happy, more unhealthy, shorter lives! Nonetheless - realistically, speaking - what can we do about this situation? After all, we know relentless hard work is needed by most of us if we want to have any kind of career. And, frankly, isn't it our career that needs to be nurtured if we ever hope to get ahead in this increasingly wearying, competitive world? I don't have all the answers, but I do have a few suggestions that you can benefit from. To start with, I believe the smartest thing each of us can do is make a personal commitment toward learning how to work sma...

When the largest financial institutions in the world began to unravel in the watershed year of 2008, intelligent observers rightly insisted that there was something inherently wrong with banks enjoying capitalism on the way up and socialism on the way down! So, is capitalism dead? I don't think so. What I do believe is on the verge of justified extinction is rapacious behaviour by high-ranking, self-seeking employees. A common theme in the news reports and subsequent in-depth analyses of the big American investment banks that were at the heart of the US subprime fiasco was the unfettered greed of overpaid executives who were paid in accordance with short-term performance. The flaw in such a remuneration system is now clear: If an executive is not a shareholder but a mere hired hand, then he - all the high profile culprits of that era were testosterone-laden men - is going to do whatever is necessary to deliver the required short-term performance numbers needed to justify obsce...