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From Azealia Banks to Marilyn Manson, these celebrities have been rumored to dabble in the occult or witchcraft. Source: Getty ImagesIt make sense that Hollywood would be an unholy haven for members of the occult. You'd have to be involved in the Black Arts to get that star on the Walk of Fame, amirite? But while fame definitely has a dark side, some evil little tidbits seem highly exaggerated. Stevie Nicks plays a witch on American Horror Story, but has shrugged off those rumors like a gold shawl.

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First there was hygge, the Danish concept that made staying in and getting cozy cool. Then there was lagom, the Swedish mindset of approaching life with an “everything in moderation” mindset. Now there’s another Northern European trend that’s being embraced as a way to combat our increasingly busy and often stressful lives: niksen. The Dutch concept is as simple as, well, doing nothing. What is niksen?Niksen “literally means to do nothing, to be idle or doing something without any use,” says Carolien Hamming, managing director of CSR Centrum, a coaching center in the Netherlands that helps clients manage stress and recover from burnout.

The federal government has said that the proposal to ban the consumption of cow skin, locally known as ponmo, in the country was due to the lack of nutritional value. Naija News reports that the director-general, Nigerian Institute of Leather and Science Technology (NILEST), Zaria, Muhammad Yakubu, disclosed this on Sunday in Abuja. Yakubu noted that the habit of eating animal skin, which has no nutritional value, should be stopped to save the industry and boost the nation’s economy.

- Oboy Siki has sparked controversy in Ghana following his latest interview - The veteran actor confessed to sleeping with over 2,500 ladies - He then claimed he now wants young women to warm his bed Veteran Kumawood actor, Oboy Siki, has revealed the type of women he has been dating as he disclosed that he has slept with over 2,500 ladies across the country. According to the popular actor, he is very much interested in young girls and that it would be a curse if for once he claimed he does not like young women whom he referred to as “girls girls.

A new YouGov Omnibus survey finds that banks and post offices are the most desired high street institutionsNew data from YouGov Omnibus can reveal which shops Britons are most keen to see as they stroll down their local high street. From a list of 26 types of shops YouGov provided, there are 19 that the majority of Brits say they would want to see on their ideal high street. Topping the list are banks and post offices, with 92% of Brits saying they would feature on the high street of their dreams.

- The 70 correspondents said they would not provide content until they are paid their dues - The employees who downed tool work for both KBC TV and Coro FM where they provide about 70% of news items - This is the second time the correspondents are going on strike due to lack of pay About 70 correspondents working for KBC television and Coro FM have downed their tools after going for six months without receiving their salaries.

Tech reviewer most widely known for his TechSmartt YouTube channel, where he posts tips and reviews on technology, from phone reviews to the best tech for the price. Before Fame He began his channel in December 2010 by posting videos of basic phone and accessory reviews. Trivia His videos have been featured on sites like AOL and Mashable, many before he'd even graduated from high school. His YouTube channel now boasts to over 3.

Cast member on Saturday Night Live from 1995 to 2001 who was known for her wild and eccentric characters. She played Betty Lou Who in the 2000 movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas. In 2013, she was nominated for an Emmy for her guest appearance on the HBO series Enlightened. Before Fame She studied drama at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, where she graduated in 1987. She later appeared in the horror film remake of The Phantom of the Opera in 1989 before getting bit roles on In Living Color and Twin Peaks.