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  Nigerian Afrobeats star Tiwa Savage has revealed she is being blackmailed over a sex tape but says she won't pay. She said the video was accidentally posted on Snapchat by her lover who deleted it after he realized his error but it had already been downloaded by a stalker. She said she cried when she first saw the video and feared the reaction. Savage, 41, is one of the world's biggest Afrobeats stars and is signed to Universal Music Group. "I am not going to call it a sex tape but it's a tape between me and the person I am dating right now," she told radio host Angie Martinez of Power 105.1 in New York. She revealed that the incident happened last month and that the person tried extorting money from her but that she was not going to allow anyone to blackmail her "for doing something that is natural". "I am that crazy I could put it out myself - you are not making any money off me," she said. She is currently in the US where she is promoting ...

  Doctors are being warned about a dangerous pre-workout trend called dry scooping that some gym-goers are doing. It involves eating powder supplements neat, rather than diluting them in water, as recommended by manufacturers, to make a drink. Pre-workout powders typically contain lots of amino acids, vitamins and other ingredients, such as caffeine. The idea is to give the body a boost before a workout to help stamina, although the science around it is patchy. But there are known risks from taking on too many energy-boosting stimulants. A big dose of caffeine, for example, can cause heart-related side effects, including palpitations and extra or missed beats. A scoop of powder might pack as much caffeine as five cups of coffee, say the researchers from the Cohen Children's Medical Center in New York. This jolt can cause "an increase in blood pressure and heart rate, potentially leading to disturbances in heart rhythm". And accidentally inhaling the powder into the lungs ...

  Tesla was ordered to pay $137 million to a former employee for having turned a blind eye to racism in the workplace. . Owen Diaz a former contract worker who was hired in 2015 was subjected to a racially hostile environment, a federal jury in San Francisco decided Monday. . The award is one of the largest verdicts of its kind.