Singer known for his beautiful voice, soulful music, and meaningful lyrics. He released songs like "Lama Tkooni," "Ashanek," "Malaky" and "Shadows." He has earned more than 3.1 million followers on his siilawyofficial Instagram account.  Before Fame He worked in his family's coal business. Trivia He began recording his music during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. He joined forces with Palestinian artist LXIV 64, who launched his own record label LXIV Entertainment.  Family Life He wrote a song about his mother, who left him when he was an infant.

Women in Their 40s Share the Lessons They Learned Later in LifeBy Robin ZlotnickUpdated Aug. 21 2020, 2:36 p.m. ET Source: iStock Photo / TwitterLearning is a lifelong process, and there's no point at which we become total experts in the ways of the world. One woman decided to ask other women over 40 what they've learned sort of later in life in an effort to help others of all ages focus on the things that end up mattering most.

At least seven governors from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), whose names kept secret,  are in private meeting with the leaders of All Progressive Congress, APC, on Monday, March 9. Speaking at the APC Rally in Mile 2 area of Lagos, Governor of Imo state, Rochas Okorocha claimed that no fewer that seven governors from the Peoples Democratic Party are in Lagos and ready to discuss with the APC leadership the possibility of promoting General Muhammadu Buhari as the next president of the country.

Iraqi-Canadian singer who became a buzzed-about name in North American R&B using SoundCloud and YouTube. He has built a rabid fan base with songs like "Moonlight," "Can't Lie" and "Remedy."  Before Fame He was raised in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga.  Trivia He founded his own record label called Li$N. He has received recognition from such outlets as Billboard, HYPEBEAST, Forbes, Complex, Genius and more.  Family Life He was born to Iraqi parents and raised in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga.

DER FUEHRER, HITLER’S RISE TO POWER—Konrad Heiden—Haughton, Mifflin ($3). On Aug. 1, 1914, a great crowd gathered in Munich to hear the reading of Germany’s declaration of war. Years later, a face was discovered in a photograph of this occasion. Among the hundreds of faces was one which, “despite the conspicuous ordinariness of [its] features, seemed illumined by an emotion unusual even in this crowd. It was a haggard, sickly face; the broad, bushy mustache gave it an artificially wild look; the protruding, hyperthyroid eyes sent forth an exaggerated gleam.