DJ Khaled Went Undercover as a Lyft Driver and Somehow People Didn't Recognize Him

DJ Khaled is the latest celebrity to go undercover for Lyft as a driver for a day. Of course, in Khaled's case, he doubled down on his identity with the new name of Billy and a second career as a locksmith.

Many Lyft riders looked shocked as Khaled still tried to convince them that his name was Billy, despite most of them knowing that his name is definitely not Billy. "This is what happens when you're too iconic." "I got all the keys. Keys to everything."

Fortunately, Khaled was able to keep the ruse going with some unsuspecting passengers who didn't recognize the the rapper out of context. "You look just like my cousin's boyfriend!" one rider told him after getting in the car. One rider is still in the dark after Khaled namedrops his "I Got the Keys song." "Future and Jay Z's on it. And some guy screaming on there."

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Busted by his Instabrag: Drug dealer told police he had no money - while posting photos of his bling lifestyle with Lamborghinis, Rolexes, baths full of cash and partying with a Premier League footballer

This is the brazen drug dealer who was snared by police after bragging about his champagne lifestyle on Instagram with pictures of Lamborghinis, Rolexes and bathfuls of cash.

Levi Watson, 29, posted the string of boastful photos on the social media site – including one of him posing alongside Premier League footballer Andre Gray – while being part of a drugs ring.

He was quizzed by police about his role in the drugs gang and claimed to have no income – instead living a quiet life in Wolverhampton, West Midlands.

But officers uncovered his web of lies after discovering his Instagram page, which has more than 4,500 followers, and the host of pictures which showed off his lavish life.

Levis Watson was questioned by police and claimed to have no income – instead living a quiet life in the West Midlands city - but his Instagram pictures showed his lavish lifestyle including this bragging picture which sees him sat naked in the bath surrounded by dozens of £20 notes

Grace VanderWaal, 12, captures America's Got Talent crown and $1 million prize

Schoolgirl singer-songwriter Grace VanderWaal was crowned the winner of America's Got Talent on Wednesday and took home the $1m top prize.

The 12-year-old ukulele player burst into tears and sank to her knees in shock as host Nick Cannon announced the result on the season 11 finale of the hit NBC talent show.

Grace, who has been compared by Simon Cowell to Taylor Swift, beat out mind-reading duo The Clairvoyants, with NFL star and magician Jon Dorenbos finishing in third place.

The winner: Grace VanderWaal after performing an original song on Wednesday during a two-hour season finale was named the winner of America's Got Talent

Howie Mandel, who championed the singer and struck his Golden Buzzer for her, bounded up onto the stage to hug the little girl as tears streamed down her face and she had to be comforted.

'These are tears of joy right?' asked Nick as the youngster sobbed at the conclusion of the live show at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

'Yes, of course,' she managed to reply as her achievement sank in.

'You sang that every person is a shining star, well you are a shooting star. You are on your way, you are so special,' Howie told her.

Time To Act On Tobacco Act Regulations By Uchenna Okafor

When former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan signed the National Tobacco Control (NTC) Act 2015 into law four days to the end of his administration most Nigerians heaved a sigh relief.

The exhilarating feeling among Nigerians was not unanticipated as the law had gone through a tortuous road, almost declared missing at a point before resurrecting to become a reality. The process proper started more than a decade before when Nigeria joined the committee of nations that signed and ratified the first global health treaty known as the World Health Organisation – Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO-FCTC).

The coming into force of the FCTC on 27 February 2005 marked the first time that the WHO went as far as enacting international legal powers to address tobacco addiction and its deadly fallouts. Dr. Jonathan’s signing of the law was therefore a watershed for Nigeria as it joined the ranks of nations that have domesticated the treaty.

While the law still has loopholes such as a bureaucratic provision that the National Assembly must give its nod for implementing Regulattions to be fashioned by the Ministry of Health for implementation to begin, in the overall, the NTC Act 2015 is seen as a torchlight pointing in the right direction.

Kanye West Responds to Kid Cudi

Kanye West abruptly stopped in the middle of his concert at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Fla. on Wednesday night to respond to Kid Cudi's comments from earlier in the day. In a series of tweets, Cudi took aim at "haters within the industry" who he was going to "crush." "Everyone thinks they're so great. Talkin top 5 and be having 30 people write songs for them," he tweeted. Cudi continued:

DEADLY SOCIAL MEDIA MISTAKES FOR YOUR BUSINESS @loritosan

by LUCY ORLOSKI

Social Media plays a vital role in online marketing. That is why all the top business establishments pay a special focus on Social Media to enjoy a greater market reach and higher traffics in their websites. According to some experts, Social Media is even important for physical mode of business too. The popularity of a brand is immensely enhanced through Social Media marketing.

Thus, the online businesses need to have an expert intervention for imparting a professional Social Media marketing. Online business owners often commit a number of Social Media mistakes that damage their reputations in the long run.

Some deadly mistakes most often committed by the organizations while undertaking promoting their businesses through Social Media are as follows –

One Chance Syndicate Busted in Roumubiakani Port-harcourt (photos)

Nemesis has cut off with this one chance people has they were cut after collecting N2 million from one innocent guy along Cottage Hospital Roumubiakani, Port-harcourt.