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Teens today might have a mixed reputation, but there’s no denying their influence. They command millions of fans on Twitter and Vine,start companies with funds they raised on Kickstarter, steal sceneson TV’s most popular shows, lead protests with global ramifications, and even—as of Friday—win Nobel Peace Prizes. But which ones rise above the rest? We analyzed social-media followings, cultural accolades, business acumen and more to determine this year’s list. Mo’ne Davis, 13 Rob Carr—Getty Images It’s not every day that a black female athlete appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated—let alone one who’s 13. So Mo’ne Davis made quite a splash in August when she landed that spot (cover line: “Remember Her Name”) after pitching a shutout game in the Little League World Series. Her team, Philadelphia’s Taney Dragons, was eventually knocked out of the tournament, but not before Davis got accolades from Michelle Obama, Kevin Durant and Ellen DeGeneres, among others. Many hope she will

Source: Shutterstock When Jennifer Hudson was first introduced to the world through “American Idol,” she was in a long-term relationship with her childhood friend James. Sadly, their love didn’t survive the fame and fortune. “Yeah, I grew up with him… His name was James. We used to call him ‘Bear, Bear,’” she told Necole Bitchie . “But he was my childhood sweetheart. He has a baby now. He moved to somewhere else. So that’s all I know about him now. Yeah, we all grew up together.” Though she wouldn’t disclose what actually caused their split, the “Spotlight” singer dispelled rumors that her success had something to do with it.

Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha Ex-Governor of Bayelsa state, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, has lost one of his sons, Oyoms, in Dubai, United Arab Emirate according to ThisDayLive. Oyoms was said to have committed suicide in the desert city while riding in an elevator. As at the moment of this report, details were still sketchy as to what led to the suicide

Gaining weight has happened to just about everyone but we never really expect it to happen to some of our favorite celebrities. After all they have an army of trainers and nutritionists at their disposal right? Well some of these celebs packed on the pounds due to pregnancy, movie rolls or just a little bit of falling off the wagon. Some of been able to bounce back…others have not. 1) Jared Leto www.health.com Jared Leto force fed himself in order to pack the pounds for his role in Chapter 27. The rapid weight gain caused him to have severe pain in his foot and it was over a year before the actor was back to himself. Jared Leto has since stated he will never gain weight for a role again.

Picture appears to show a giant crab in the harbour at Whitstable, Kent Shadowy figure seen in shallow water dwarfs nearby fishing boats Some insist that it is evidence of Britain's biggest crab But others argue that it is nothing more than a playful hoax The seaside town might be famed for its oysters, but this incredible image could soon have visitors flocking to Whistable in the hope of catching Britain's biggest crab. The photograph, which has been shared online, appears to show a crustacean that is at least 50ft-wide lurking in shallow water. While some insist it is proof of 'Crabzilla', others argue that the shadowy figure is nothing more than an unusually-shaped sandbank - or is simply a playful hoax. +2 Crabzilla: The photograph, above, which has been shared online, appears to show a crustacean that is at least 50ft wide lurking in the shallow water. It dwarfs the fishing boasts resting on the nearby pier The image shows the outline of a crab in the mouth of th

The celebrity photo leak sprang up from discussions on the 4chan forums - the same place where The Snappening discussions began Getty / Splash Alleged victims of The Fappening: Jennifer, Rihanna and Cara After a slew of celebrity photos were leaked on 4chan, now Snapchat pictures and videos - originally designed to be deleted permanently - have been stored by a third-party image-saving service and uploaded online in what's being described as The Snappening. But who's behind the new leak? According to The Guardian, the new images (as many as 200,000) could have been put online by the same hackers behind the celebrity scandal.

Google has approved fewer than half of received requests Google has deleted 170,000 links as part of Europe’s controversial “right to be forgotten” legislation, according to a company transparency report. Since setting up the deletion process on 29 May, Google has received more than 144,000 requests to “forget” almost 500,000 links, though it has only removed 41.8 per cent of them. Google has refused removal requests for more than 237,000 links. The published data revealed that more removal requests have come from France than any other European country, with 28,912 requests for just over 89 thousand URLs.

SOMALI President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said Monday that a car bomb which killed at least 13 people the day before was an act of "desperation" by Islamist Shebab insurgents. The attack took place on Sunday evening on a busy road leading to the government district, outside a popular cafe. "It shows the desperation of Al-Shebab because they are only hurting innocent civilians," Mohamud said in a statement, updating an initial toll after the blast of four. In addition, 18 others were wounded, some of them seriously, Mohamud added.

•Maku to resign over gov race •Ekweremadu goes spiritual BARRING last minute hitches, Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso of Kano State who is currently reaching out to key stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) will declare his bid for the presidency within the next two weeks. In the same vein, Professor Mahmood Muhibeedeen Aliyu, a former lecturer in the Department of Sociology, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria(ABU), on Saturday in Minna, the Niger state capital declared his intention to contest the presidential election on the platform of the APC.

NIGERIA moves Monday to secure international support for its anti-insurgency campaign as it unveils its counter-terrorism strategy at the ongoing 69th session of the United Nations General Assembly Meeting (UNGA) in New York. The Nigerian mission to the United Nations (UN) working in liaison with Abuja was putting finishing touches to one of the country’s main presentations on terrorism to the global body at the weekend. Responding to The Guardian’s enquiry on Nigeria’s general concerns in this regard, high level officials at the Nigeria House disclosed that the Federal Government was poised to ask the UN to support its strategy as a more enduring instrument of curbing terrorism and most importantly, “stamping it out from its roots.”

SOUTH African athlete Oscar Pistorius has returned to court for sentencing after being convicted of killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Pistorius was found guilty of the culpable homicide of Ms Steenkamp last month but he was cleared of murder. His psychologist was the first defence witness to speak at the sentencing hearing, which could last several days. Pistorius faces up to 15 years in jail, although Judge Thokozile Masipa may suspend the sentence or impose a fine.

THE Super Eagles returned to the country yesterday morning after the shock 0-1 loss to host Sudan in a crucial Nations Cup qualifier in Khartoum, to a cold reception from Nigerians, which was expected, going by the passion the fans have for the game. An obviously disturbed Head Coach of the team, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi and Team Skipper, Vincent Enyeama, later took time off to assess the situation and agreed that despite the fact that all hopes were not lost in the battle for qualification, Nigerians deserved a better deal from the team. Keshi, who spoke first to a handful of sports journalists, said he was disappointed at the result like every other Nigerian, as he had hoped to use the game to kick-start Nigeria’s quest for a back to back Nations Cup trophy.

AFTER drubbing the Les Elephantes of Cote d’Ivoire 4-2 in their first group match on Saturday, the Super Falcons of Nigeria have vowed to take their next game against the Chipolopolo of Zambia with all the seriousness it deserves. The Coach Edwin Okon-led Falcons won their first game on the opening day of the 2014 African Women Championship (AWC) at the Sam Nujoma Stadium in Windhoek, Namibia, Saturday evening, against a resilient Ivoirians side 4-2 with Desire Oparanozie scoring a brace. The victory came shortly after their male counterparts, Super Eagles, were beaten by Sudan in their 2015 AFCON qualifier.

No fewer than 15 persons lost their lives late Saturday night as a fully loaded petrol tanker exploded at Molete in Ibadan, Oyo State. The petrol tanker fell while trying to negotiate a bend. Several others who sustained varying degrees of injuries, including an 8-year-old girl, were rushed to the Accident and Emergency section of University College Hospital, Ibadan. The raging inferno which spread from Molete round about to Bode area of Ibadan lasted from about 8 pm Saturday night till about 3am, on Sunday, breezed past Prolek filling station before concerted efforts of the Oyo State Fire Service and well-meaning individuals could quench the inferno.

There were rumours earlier today, started my mischief makers, that international/Ghanaian football star Michael Essien had contracted the deadly Ebola virus causing hundreds of his fans to storm his social media pages begging for answers. He took to instagram to share a pic of himself and deny the report.

The Federal Government on Sunday exonerated the President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor from the alleged involvement of his aircraft in the controversial $9.3m arms deal in South Africa. The Senior Special Assistant to President Goodluck Jonathan (Public Communication), Dr. Doyin Okupe, told Religious Affairs Correspondents in Abuja that Oritsejafor who is also the Founder of Word of Life Bible Church has no business with the matter.

Former singer duo, Kcee and Presh of the defunct music group KC-Presh, have united again. At an event held recently at the Grandeur Events Center, Ikeja tagged ‘Spirit of friendliness at the Friendship Jam’, the crowd was surprised and thrilled by the duos performance from some of their old hits.

The woman who eyewitnesses claim fell from tension wire while flying as a bird and turned into this woman pictured above at Cappa B-stop, Oshodi on Friday Oct. 10th  has died in hospital. Witnesses claim they saw a bird flying around the area around 12noon that Friday afternoon, then the bird hit a high tension clable and then transformed into a badly burnt woman. Policemen arrived the scene as a crowd gathered the supposed 'witch' and took her to the hospital..

Celebrated photographer and singer, TY Bello and her husband, Kashetu have welcomed their first children together, a set of twin boys, after 9 years of marriage. TY put to birth in the US on Friday October 10th. The twin boys have been named Christian and Christopher. Big big congrats to TY. Anyone who says God does not exist...doesn't know what they are talking about. God be praised.