Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Coentrao: Playing for Manchester United would be an honour

The Portugal international has been repeatedly linked with the 20-time English champions but he wants Carlo Ancelotti to show him more faith at the Santiago Bernabeu


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Real Madrid defender Fabio Coentrao has admitted it would be an honour to play for Manchester United amid reported interest from the Red Devils. The left-back has been linked with the Old Trafford outfit for a number of years, with the 20-time English champions enquiring about his services in January 2014. And the 27-year-old, a close friend of Cristiano Ronaldo at Madrid, has revealed he has admired the club for some time and would be keen to join them should United look to sign him. "It's [Manchester United] one of the best clubs in the world, a club I admire greatly. It would be an honour to play there," he told O Jogo.

Jay Z Launches His New Streaming Service, Tidal, With Beyoncé, Madonna, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, Daft Punk and Yes More!

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The hip-hop mogul is announcing the launch of Tidal, a new streaming service poised to compete with the likes of Spotify, Pandora, Beats Music, iTunes and so many others. The big announcement was made via livestream at 2 p.m. PT/5 p.m. ET—and you can watch it over right here.
Seriously, who besides the Recording Academy (which puts on the Grammys) could gather BeyoncĂ©, Madonna, Rihanna, Kanye WestUsher, Alicia KeysArcade Fire's Win Butler and RĂ©gine Chassagne, Daft Punk, Chris Martin and Calvin Harris (each by separate satellite feed), Nicki Minaj, Jack White, Jason Aldean, Deadmau5 (that made three people with helmets on) and J. Cole on one stage to equally share the spotlight.
Heck, Beyoncé was announced third!

Buhari takes Kano, wins majority

The opposition leader Muhammadu Buhari earned a massive victory in the key northern state of Kano, beating his rival, President Goodluck Jonathan, by nearly 1.7 million votes, official presidential election results released Monday said.




Buhari’s victory in Kano in the polls held Saturday and Sunday had been expected, with the margin of victory seen as crucial to his chances nationally.