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Drake did what?!
Entertainment, Teenage
Shanique Hayden  
February 16, 2015

Drake did what?!

In Case U Missed It

Drake’s surprise new album

If You Are Reading This It’s Too Late… because Drake already released his fourth studio album with no prior warning! Drake released his newest musical piece on February 12 without the usual promotion and previews that is usual common with album releases.

We all knew a fourth album was coming from the Canadian rapper because he announced months ago that the name of the album would be Views From The 6, but this really took us all by surprise. The talk about this newly released work from Drake is whether the previously named album will still be released (or is this IT but with just a new name?), and whether If You Are Reading This It’s Too Late is actually a mixtape or an album. However, the $13 price tag that the piece carries on iTunes is said to classify it as an album because mixtapes are usually free.

Drake and his label Cash Money, have not released any official statements about the album, but fans have been excited about it and general good reviews about the songs on the album have been pouring in via social media.

Bobbi-Kristina to be taken off life support

Bobbi-Kristina Brown, the daughter of the late Whitney Houston, will be removed from life support a the end of this week, according to numerous news sources.

She has been in a coma for two weeks after she was found unresponsive in her bathtub and has been in hospital on life support. Reports are that doctors have confirmed to her father, Bobby Brown, that her condition is deteriorating and advised him to remove her from life support over a week ago.

The announcement that she will be removed from life support comes amidst reports that her father, and by extension her family, still hopes and believes she will make a full recovery.

Love is in the air

Valentine’s day, the day of the year in which you are allowed to go completely over the top to express your love. What better way to express love and signify the beautiful union of marriage than with a mass wedding.

Hope Gardens was the chosen venue for the beautiful mass wedding dubbed 14-14-14. Love was definitely in the air as 14 couples shared laughs and basked in the memorable moment. Even though all the couples shared a ceremony, the organisers ensured that each couple had something unique to make it even more special for them.

This is the second staging of a mass wedding in Jamaica.

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