If you’re a fan of ‘atmospheric soul’, then let us introduce you to Mariam, a singer/songwriter and self taught guitarist hailing from South London. Mariam has just released her debut single ‘Be There For Me’. The track is laden with thought provoking lyrics, soulfully sang across a catchy beat. It is a great first offering from the singer-songwriter, and shows what we can expect from her EP Heart To Heart, which is due for release on November 4.

All hail the king and queen of the ballroom! After months of buildup and competition, Dancing With the Stars crowned a new Mirrorball champion on the season 19 finale on Tuesday, Nov. 25. The race came down to three finalists: Alfonso Ribeiro, dancing with Witney Carson; Sadie Robertson, dancing with Mark Ballas; and Janel Parrish, dancing with Val Chmerkovskiy. Each couple had one last chance to wow judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, Julianne Hough, and Bruno Tonioli before the winner was announced by co-hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews — and they did not disappoint.

Authorities have revealed more information about the devastating fire that engulfed a Johannesburg buildingJohannesburg Emergency Management Services spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi said the building had over 80 shacks South Africans are saddened by the fatalities and are blaming the government for the tragedy PAY ATTENTION: Briefly News launched a YouTube channel Briefly TV. Subscribe now! JOHANNESBURG - The apartment building that was engulfed in flames in the Johannesburg Central Business District (CBD) in the early hours of Thursday morning operated like an informal settlement.

Justin Morrow is an American former professional soccer player. Justin Morrow is the executive director of Black Players for Change which won the MLS Humanitarian of the Year Award in 2020.Early LifeJustin was born on October 4, 1987, in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. He has not disclosed any information about his parents but has posted a picture of his mother on his Instagram account. However, he has not mentioned his siblings and has not posted about them on his social media either.

McDonald’s franchisees unhappy with changes being made to ownership terms are expressing a lack of confidence in the company’s CEO and U.S. president, according to a new survey of owners that was viewed by CNBC. The National Owners Association, an independent franchisee advocacy group for McDonald’s owners, recently polled its membership on changes being made to franchisee lease terms. The results show an overwhelming majority – 87% – of respondents support calling a vote of “no confidence” on CEO Chris Kempczinski and the company’s U.