Music blogMorrissey This article is more than 15 years oldMorrissey's Years of Refusal: A first reviewThis article is more than 15 years oldThe new album undoubtedly has its troughs, but the peaks show off a man at the top of his gameThis lunchtime, Morrissey eyes met mine in the fancy-pants, purple-lit London supper club, The Pigalle, where he met an audience of industry bigwigs and journalists who lie. But why? To introduce to us - and indeed play to us - his new album, Years Of Refusal, which will be released on February 16 next year.

Ahmed Mohamed and his siblings have yet to decide which school to enrol in after father withdraws them. A 14-year-old Muslim boy has withdrawn from the Dallas high school that got him arrested for a homemade clock mistaken for a possible bomb. Mohamed El-Hassan Mohamed, Ahmed Mohamed’s father, said on Monday that he pulled all of his children from schools in the Irving Independent School District. UpFront: Was Ahmed Mohamed arrested because he is Muslim?

Patrick Mahomes committed a major fashion faux pas while getting his portrait taken at the Kansas City Chiefs’ playoffs photo shoot.  In a video of the shoot shared via Instagram on Wednesday, January 17, which captured the Chiefs’ playoff captains ahead of the big games, Mahomes, 28, could be seen in a suit and Crocs as his teammates, including Travis Kelce, wore loafers and other glossy dress shoes. (Kelce, 34, was named an offensive captain by head coach Andy Reid.

Samuel Dalembert Net Worth Samuel Dalembert is a Haitian Canadian professional basketball player with a net worth of $45 million. He was born in Port au Prince, Haiti in 1981 and moved to Montreal, Quebec when he was 14. Dalembert began playing basketball in Canada and later played high school basketball at St. Patrick High School in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and college basketball at Seton Hall University. He was drafted in the first round of the 2001 NBA draft by the Philadelphia 76ers.

As cold winter days drag on for many parts of the country, Americans may be looking forward to the warmer days of spring. But at least the worst month of the year (for many) has already passed. A new YouGov survey of more than 15,000 US adults shows that January is the most disliked month. About one-quarter (26%) of those who have a least favorite month chose the first month of the year as the worst one.