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A man who experienced sexual abuse at the hands of his grandfather while growing up in Chiswick has said he wants to use his experiences to open up a conversation about sexual abuse in families. Perry Power, 26, was subjected to a string of sexual abuses by his now deceased grandfather for over a year when he was just 10 years old. After his grandfather’s behaviour was discovered, Perry says he kept the memories of what had happened to him locked away, which led to him experiencing feelings of shame and self-loathing in adult life.

Sometimes, it's quite fun to get lost in translations. In the book Speaking in Tongues, writer and illustrator Ella Frances Sanders decodes some of the most baffling sayings from around the world. They're actually quite poetic, and you might want to steal them for everyday use. We already have.  ‘To pedal in the sauerkraut’ (French) To be at a complete loss or to have lost the train of one’s thoughts. Unlike many odd idioms, this one’s content is actually related to its origin – it comes from the early Tour de France races.

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21 Savage is a hip-hop rapper, songwriter, and record producer. The artist, who was born in the United Kingdom, moved to the United States of America when he was 7. Today, he is one of the biggest names in the hip-hop industry. The singer is popular for mixtapes such as The Slaughter Tape and Slaughter King. He has released hits such as Bank Account, Can't Leave Without You, Monster, Secret, and Yessirkskii.

Religion and sports have been a huge topic of discussion since forever. While it is common to see several athletes thank the supreme power above for their achievements, some others refuse to believe in God. Similar is the case with WWE Superstars as well, who range from being highly religious to complete atheists. It is every individual's personal choice and right to have belief in whomever they want, and honestly, there's no right or wrong in it.

Ghanaian duo Reggie ‘N’ Bollie shot to fame back in 2015 when they were contestants on the X Factor. The lovable rap duo were mentored into second place by Cheryl. Since coming second on the ITV talent show the boys have released two hit singles; ‘New Girl‘, and ‘Link Up‘, and their debut album is due for release in 2017. The lads have also built up a very supportive and loyal fanbase since their X Factor days, and one of those fans is the owner of the RnB update Twitter account @WWReggieNBollie.

John Legend and Alicia Keys are two of the world’s best known musicians on the planet. The two have worked together in the past and recently collaborated for a Juneteenth Verzuz battle. No evidence exists that the multi-platinum, multi-award winning Grammy superstars are related. Alicia Keys and John Legend come from musical families and were both brilliant scholars but are not blood relatives.  The two share several other similarities in their prodigious talent and their individual storied careers, however, John and Alicia do not share any familial DNA.