Bill Walton is a legend when it comes to the world of basketball. Overall, he is someone who is an NBA champion. Moreover, he was a legend during his college years. These days, he is one of the voices of college basketball as he does color commentary for ESPN. Whenever you watch a high-profile NCAA Basketball game on ESPN, you can pretty well expect to hear Bill Walton's voice. Whether you love him or hate him, there is no doubt that he has a larger-than-life personality out there.

Believe it or not, rap icon Master P has history with the NBA. In the late ‘90s, the music industry witnessed an unprecedented crossover as the rap mogul set his sights on an unexpected arena: the basketball court. Breaking away from the confines of his booming music career, he embarked on a daring journey into the NBA. While it looked impossible, Master P has already proven with his previous endeavors that he’s no ordinary talent.

Shannon Seban Enseignement – Elle entrera dans les rangs ministériels à 24 ans et débutera sa carrière au sein du cabinet d’Olivier Véran. Shannon parle également avec grâce et honnêteté de la période la plus difficile de sa vie, lorsque son père est décédé subitement d’une crise cardiaque alors qu’elle n’avait que 23 ans. Shannon prouvera sa légitimité grâce à son travail acharné et à sa persévérance, malgré la nature impitoyable de l’arène politique.

Along with great cheese and croissants, the French have hair trends nailed. This year alone, our Parisian pals have made the French bob, the French crop and the Parisian bob the cuts everyone's been asking for in salons thanks to their, you know, je ne sais quoi, style. So which hair trend is coming in hot (via the Eurostar) for 2023? According to Syd Hayes, Session Stylist and BaByliss Ambassador, the latest iteration of cool-girl hair is the French New Wave.

The German chancellor Angela Merkel and Bill Gates at talks in Berlin in 2014. A new study reveals the access billionaire philanthropists have to political elites. Photograph: Fabrizio Bensch/ReutersThe German chancellor Angela Merkel and Bill Gates at talks in Berlin in 2014. A new study reveals the access billionaire philanthropists have to political elites. Photograph: Fabrizio Bensch/ReutersGlobal development This article is more than 8 years oldAre Gates and Rockefeller using their influence to set agenda in poor states?