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Kim Kardashian Teases 2017 Holiday Card Like a Christmas Advent Calendar by   CORINNE HELLER   |  Sun., Dec. 3, 2017 1:47 PM It's a very  Kim Kardashian  Christmas season! Keeping Up With the Kardashians  fans are waiting in anticipation for the annual family holiday card and on Friday, she began teasing it on social media like a Christmas advent calendar, posting images from it daily. There are 25 pieces of her puzzle. Day 1:  Kim shared a  photo  of son  Saint West , who will turn 2 this week, sitting among a pile of more than 15 brown paper-wrapped presents. He is wearing just a pair of jeans. Day 2:  Kim posted a  pic  of daughter  North West , 4, looking up at her mom while standing next to one of her sisters. They are wearing white tank tops and jeans. Day 3:  Kim posted a  photo  of  Kourtney Kardashian 's youngest of her and  Scott Disick 's three children, son  Reign Disick , 2. Like Saint, he is also shirtless

Beyoncé Changes Her Email Address Every Week, Says Ed Sheeran by   CORINNE HELLER   |  Sun., Dec. 3, 2017 9:04 AM Kevin Winter/WireImage It appears that getting in touch with  Beyoncé  can be almost Mission: Impossible, as she uses burner email accounts, according to  Ed Sheeran . The British singer got the pop queen, the  highest-paid woman in music , to lend her vocals to a new  remix of his single "Perfect"  and talked about the way he got in touch with her. "I have an email address that I email that actually changes every week," Sheeran told  ET  at  KIIS-FM's recent 2017 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball . "She's very good at [hiding]. It's kind of like what I aspire to be, I think." "So I emailed that and then we got on the phone, and it's been in the works since May," he said. Beyoncé, who had welcomed twins  the following month, has not commented on her alleged covert email operations.  Beyoncé's

AFRICA Europe Wanted Migrants Stopped. Now Some Are Being Sold as Slaves. By  DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK NOV. 30, 2017 Continue reading the main story Share This Page Photo African migrants packed into the Tariq Al-Matar detention center on the outskirts of Tripoli, Libya, on Monday.   Credit Taha Jawashi/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images LONDON — African migrants in Libya face “unimaginable horrors,” the United Nations human rights commissioner declared. “Despicable,” the chairman of the African Union called their treatment. Several African countries recalled ambassadors in protest. Rwanda offered the migrants assistance. The  mid-November broadcast  by CNN showing what was described as African migrants being auctioned off at a Libyan slave market — for as little as $100 each, at black-market exchange rates — has set off an international firestorm. The response from the European Union, however, has been notably muted. That may partly reflect the gratification am