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Ice Cube To Receive Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame

Following the honor of being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with N.W.A, Ice Cube has been selected to receive a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, according to a press release.

The West Coast Legend will be recognized in the Class of 2017 for his achievements in recording, as he made the Straight Outta Compton album with N.W.A then went on to have an illustrious solo career with LPs including AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted, Death Certificate and The Predator.

Other artists honored in the recording category include John Legend and New Edition.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson joins Cube and will receive his award in the motion pictures category. He recently starred in Central Intelligence alongside Kevin Hart.

Each honoree has two years from their induction to schedule their star ceremony. Each event is usually announced 10 days prior to the ceremony.

Are YOU at risk of a sudden heart attack? 1 in 9 men and 1 in 30 women will die from the condition before the age of 70

One in nine men and one in 30 women will die from a sudden heart attack before they reach the age of 70, new research has warned.

Sudden cardiac death claims thousands of lives each year, and is most likely to strike people with no prior symptoms and no history of cardiovascular disease, the findings show.

The study represents the first to offer a lifetime risk estimate for the condition. 

Dr Donald Lloyd-Jones, of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, and senior author of the study, said his team's research suggests regular screening should be offered to try and pick up those at risk. 

'These numbers should raise a red flag,' he said. 

'We often screen for conditions that are less common and much less deadly than sudden cardiac death. 

'For instance, the lifetime risk for colon cancer is about one in 21, and for this reason everyone over the age of 50 is told to have a colonoscopy.

'But by comparison the lifetime risk of sudden cardiac death for men is one in nine, and yet we're not really screening it.'

In the study, published in the Journal of the American Heart Association, Dr Lloyd-Jones and his team examined data of more than 5,200 men and women aged 28 to 62 who were free of cardiovascular disease.

The researchers focused on the blood pressure, cholesterol, smoking and diabetes, calculating an estimation for the risk of sudden cardiac death

'Merkel's open door policy caused Britain to leave EU': German leader is blamed for Brexit over her failure to deal with migrant crisis and open arms immigration policy

As Germans demand their own opportunity to free themselves from 'EU slavery', fingers are being pointed at Chancellor Angela Merkel for sparking the potential dissolution of the European Union.

Critics have branded Ms Merkel's open-door immigration policy as being to blame for a tidal wave of demands for Brexit-style referendums across several countries in the bloc. 

The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) has openly branded Ms Merkel as being responsible, amid calls for a 'Dexit' - Deutschland exit 

The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) has openly branded Ms Merkel as being responsible, amid calls for a 'Dexit' - Deutschland exit. Pictured, Ms Merkel arrives at the EU Summit in Brussels on Tuesday

'I think Ms Merkel with her open borders caused Britain to leave the EU,' said AfD's vice chairman Alexander Gauland on Friday in Berlin. 

He added: 'I think the British have opted for direct democracy. I believe that it is good that they have done that.' 

It came as party chairman Bjorn Hocke warned that the Eurosceptic AfD would be launching a campaign for a German exit. 

'With the exit from the EU, the British have left the path of collective madness and opted for democracy and popular sovereignty.

Teen driver's horrifying stab wounds revealed after brutal road rage attack at traffic lights

A teenage driver's horrifying wounds have been revealed after he was stabbed in a brutal road rage attack while stopped at a set of traffic lights.

The 19-year-old was on his way to a meal when the passenger of a car that pulled up beside his Nissan Micra got out and knifed him in the chest, according to police .

Officers said the bald attacker then got back into a blue/grey family-sized car , alongside the driver and sped off, the Manchester Evening News reported.

It happened at a junction at the end of the M602 in Salford, between 8.15pm and 9pm on June 19, Greater Manchester Police said.

The teenager, who is from Liverpool and was travelling with another passenger, had a short discussion with the occupants of the other car before the attack.

Police Confirm Death of Its Officer Beaten to Coma by Angry Mob

Enugu State Police Command, has confirmed the death of a policeman, Nobert Ugwuanyi, who was beaten to coma by angry mob in Nsukka on Tuesday for allegedly killing a motorcyclist.

Ebere Amaraizu, Enugu State Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) confirmed this to the  (3m360) in a telephone interview on Wednesday.

He said that the policeman was confirmed dead on Wednesday morning at a hospital.

“Yes the policeman, beaten by mob at Beach Junction in Nsukka in Nsukka Local Government Area, on Tuesday has died as a result of serious injury inflicted on him by the mob,” he said.

This graphic shows just how widespread meth is in the United States

Flickr/Myfuture.com

Nearly half of all inmates in US federal prisons are serving sentences for drug offenses.

But exactly which drugs are getting people locked up?

In more than half of the 50 states, it's meth. According to research from the United States Sentencing Commission, methamphetamine produced more offenses than any other drug in 27 states, including much of the West, Midwest and the South.