WITH almost one million Instagram followers, Brittany Perille Yobe is one of the world's biggest fitness vloggers. However, the sex appeal and hardcore workouts that generated her huge online following almost ended her social media career. Who is Brittany Perille Yobe?Perille Yobe is a fitness expert who last week sent shock waves through social media when she was banned from Instagram for being 'too sexy'. The 27-year-old, who hails from Chicago but now lives in California, launched her account on the website in 2013 after becoming a fitness trainer in college, and now has 926,000 followers.

Play video content CHANGING THE GAME Chelsea Lazkani says she wanted to be the first Black realtor on "Selling Sunset" because she doesn't see enough women who look like her selling luxury homes in Los Angeles. We got the newest cast member from the hit Netflix show outside The Oppenheim Group in WeHo ... and asked her about being the only Black woman in a predominantly white cast. Waiting for your permission to load the Instagram Media.

Bishop Dale Bronner BiographyBishop Dale Bronner is an American Bishop and Author who was born and brought up in the United States. He is widely known as the Founder and Pastor of the Word of Faith Worship Center and author of several notable books including “Change Your Trajectory”, “Pass The Baton” and “Get a Grip” among others. Bishop is also known for his sermons which include “The Power of Destiny”, “The Breaking, The Birthing, The Building” and “How Strong Is Your Want To?

EntertainmentBy LRU Writer | On: December 20, 2017Love conquers all. Age, race, nationality, color and everything else becomes irrelevant to the lovebirds. This scenario links perfectly to the outstanding couple of the Queen of rock and roll, Tina Turner and her music producer husband, Erwin Bach. Erwin, who is 61 years old, happens to be 16 years younger than his wife, Tina Turner(77), set some serious relationship goals in the world where the whole idea of love and forever seems like a story from a fairytale.

Pope Francis has decided to appoint 70 non-bishop members of the synod and has asked that half are women. Dozens of women will be allowed to vote at an upcoming meeting of bishops, Pope Francis has decided, in a landmark move aimed at broadening female and laypeople voices in the male-exclusive life of the Catholic Church. Francis approved changes to the norms governing the Synod of Bishops, a Vatican body that gathers the world’s bishops together for periodic meetings, following years of demands by women to have the right to vote.