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Kanye West Hospitalised in LA

Kanye West has been hospitalised in Los Angeles after he brusquely canceled the remaining dates of his national tour (NBC reports). Kanye West was transported via ambulance, and had to be restrained for refusing to go. Reports said that no criminal activity was involved; that the decision to hospitalize him was for ‘his own health and safety’, adding that he was stressed and exhausted. DailyMail reports that West was under ‘psychiatric evaluation’ at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles late Monday and close friends say the star is ‘spiraling out of control’.

I would have voted for Trump - Kenya West

Kanye West kicked off the second leg of his Saint Pablo Tour in San Jose , California on Thursday night. He unsurprisingly decided to divulge some political stuffs off his mind, stating that he didn’t vote this year and also, he also stated that he would have voted Trump if he did vote. Kanye told the crowd that he loved Trumps debate style and is glad Trump inspired racists to reveal themselves. Kanye reportedly stopped his performance of “Jesus Walks” to emphasize on Trump being a genius, and he later disclosed that Scooter Braun, his manager told him not to reveal his Trump support before the election.

Storms lash the west coast of Canada and the US

Autumn (or fall) has arrived with a vengeance across western Canada and the northwestern US. Damaging winds have caused widespread disruption and there has also been some flooding. A series of storms has brought down trees and power lines across the region as winds of up to 130km per hour battered the west coast. There was even a tornado in Oregon which left a trail of damage and destruction in the town of Manzanita, 120 km east of Portland. There were no injuries reported but local media did report that the strong winds brought down dozens of trees and blocked roads and highways in Manzanita, leading to the town's mayor declaring a state of emergency. At one stage the bad weather left more than 35,000 people without power from British Columbia to Oregon. There was also heavy rain which led to flooding in some areas from western Washington to northern California. As the storms rolled across the higher ground, we have also had some significant snowfall over the Sierra Ne...