Muyiwa Awoniyi, the manager of Grammy-winning Nigerian singer, Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, has warned youths against expecting much from the government. According to him ...

The process of classifying a body type is called somatotyping. Knowing your body type can help you understand aspects of your health, including how your body may gain weight, lose weight ...

Sarah Blackburn's decision to get a full-body MRI revealed a life-threatening aneurysm, leading to a life-altering surgery Ashley Vega is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

Shining star Elaine opened the concert in a gold outfit that was made for her body and had her skin glowing. Pity her performance was only 30 minutes long. Tems came prepared to thrill her South ...

Your ideal body fat percentage can depend on your age, sex, and activity level. Tracking movement and calories can help determine your body’s healthiest weight. No number is a complete picture ...

But as dermatologists advise, everyone should use a body moisturizer every day to maintain optimal skin health. That’s why, after interviewing four dermatologists, we tested 25 lotions from an ...

Body butters contain natural butters—as the name implies—like cocoa, shea, avocado, and mango butter, plus oils like Argan, coconut, avocado, and sunflower oils. For these reasons, they ...

Grammy-winning artiste, Tyla Laura Seethal, better known as Tyla, has revealed that Nigerian R&B star Tems is one of her biggest musical influences in recent time. In a recent interview with ...

He will headline the festival’s final edition alongside Tems, Lil Wayne, 21 Savage, and Erykah Badu. Lil Wayne will lead Saturday’s performances, sharing the stage with Hot Boys (Juvenile ...

One of the most noticeable changes is muscle and bone loss. Without Earth’s gravitational pull, the body sheds bone density at a rate of about 1% per month, increasing the risk of fractures. Muscles, ...

The Tactical EMS/TEMS topic area gives EMS providers all the relevant news and information they need to keep up to date on this ever-changing element of critical injury care and medical response.

Body odor comes from the bacteria that live on sweaty body parts, like your armpits. Although sweat itself doesn't have a smell, bacteria break down certain proteins in your sweat into acids, causing ...