K K leaves Paris after robbery where she begged for her life as she was bound and gagged...

Kim Kardashian has left Paris on a private jet hours after she tied up and robbed of $10 million in jewelry by armed masked men dressed as police, who broke into her hotel room. (A photo of her above as she left the hotel after the robbery) Read the report from People magazine below...

"Five men in ski masks and police jackets were involved in the robbery about 3 a.m. local time Monday, Reuters reports.

Vardy: It was easy to snub Arsenal.

The Gunners triggered the England international's release clause but he refused to leave Leicester City and now wants to be part of the next chapter of the Foxes' journey

Chelsea’s Mikel shifts focus to 2018 World Cup qualifiers..

The midfielder has put behind him Gabon 2017 blow and looks ahead to challenge for a ticket to Russia when the qualifiers starts in October

Rapinoe kneels in nod to Kaepernick's US national anthem protest...

The Seattle Reign winger took a knee as the anthem played Sunday night and said the decision was in support of the NFL quarterback.

John Obi Mikel & Kelechi Iheanacho emerge as Gernot Rohr's difference makers...

The new Super Eagles boss got off to a winning start in Uyo, and would do well to build the national team around his captain and Manchester City's precocious hotshot

Iyanya and victoria kimani bring the heat on new single “yoga"

Who knew that Iyanya could be so flexible? No, we’re not just talking about the title of his brand new single, “Yoga”. We’re also talking about the fact that he’s able to collaborate with just about any artist on the continent.

Well, Could don jazzy and d’banj work together again one day...

Mavin Records CEO, Don Jazzy, gave one of his most explicit interviews in recent memory when he talked about his split with long time collaborator and friend, D’Banj. For years there has been speculation over what caused the two to fall out, with D’Banj even calling on the producer to “tell the truth!”.

catch justin bieber cover tupac live...

BBC Radio 1 has become famous for its cover sessions but this latest one will probably go down as most memorable. Justin Bieber performed a six-song set live from Los Angeles including three of his own songs, his Major Lazer collaboration “Cold Water” and, interestingly enough, a cover of Tupac’s Thugz Mansion and Tracy Chapman’s Fast Car.

Patoranking continues his dominance with 'No kissing baby' ft Sarkodie.

Sarkodie and Patoranking collaborated on 'No kissing' single off the "GOE" album

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How the smart stadium will transform the smart city...

What’s the difference between a monster truck rally and a Taylor Swift concert?

Water. You can’t hold a monster truck rally without thousands of cubic meters of mud, which in turn can mean tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of gallons of water. By the same token, Taylor Swift’s ornate lighting and staging could can cause power consumption to zoom up the charts and unnaturally force a venue into the red zone for peak power charges. (The prevalence of tattoos, however, at both events is probably about even.)

Do you know Germany’s first smart bridge to open next month..?

An $12.3 million smart bridge, opening this October, is being built in northern Bavaria and will include technology never seen before on the German Autobahn.

India’s mass of small family firms could miss the IIoT revolution...

Few of India’s myriad family businesses have adopted any advanced manufacturing technologies like the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). And worse, most don’t plan to in the future.

How to solve the unique complexities of industrial IoT?

People have marveled at the possibilities born out of the Internet of Things for some time. But really, the scale of what it can accomplish in the industrial sector dwarfs the smart home capabilities of a Nest thermostat or the wearable innovation of a Fitbit.

IoT gives field service something it’s never had: visibility...

When you think about field service, what comes to mind? If it’s not literally delivering service in the field, then you’re probably seeing hard hats, safety glasses and leather tool belts surrounded by industrial machines.

You’d be mostly right, because for a long time that’s how it’s looked. Lots of manual processes, reacting to broken equipment and toting the traditional hardware of years past.

Could robots replace us in security jobs?

A Silicon Valley company called Knightscope has introduced a range of robots that eradicate the need for foot patrolling security guards in a range of workplaces and public spaces. These security robots are called the  K3 and K5 Autonomous Data Machines. The robots resemble a “Doctor Who” dalek, or maybe a large mobile rubbish bin depending on your point of view. This is not surprising as when the idea of a security robot comes to mind, you are inclined to think of robots like Robocop or Atlas rather than Pepper.