Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Review: Shakira.

Shakira's latest album, which is self titled, was released on Friday, and is already headed to greatness.

Of course not too difficult a job when the three singles already released from it have already made it into her top ten most listened songs, on Spotify.

Can't Remember to Forget You, which features Rihanna, is already solidly in second with over the thirty-one million listen mark, on Spotify, which is nearly double the amount her previous hit Hips Don't Lie has.

Empire and Nunca Me Acuerdo de Olvidarte are both around the million mark, putting them eighth and ninth on her list.

Blake Shelton and Magic are also featured on a song each, and Loca por Ti brings in a second song in Spanish.

As usual her album has songs with great rhythms, beats, and heartfelt lyrics.

You won't regret giving this album a listen or a purchase, it's filled with songs you'll enjoy if you've ever liked Shakira's music.

Death Toll in Washington up to 14 With 176 Missing

Fourteen people are now confirmed dead in Oso, Washington, after Sunday's mudslide.

The slide, which crossed the Stillaguamish River as well as a road, buried forty-nine houses in twenty feet of mud.

One hundred and seventy-six more people are missing, though officials say some of those may be duplicates.

Members of the National Guard, arrived Tuesday morning, to help in search efforts.

The efforts have been majorly hampered by the quick sand like mud, which has made it dangerous for crews to enter the area.

Shooting at Naval Station Norfolk Leaves 2 Dead in Virginia

Two people were killed late Monday night during a shooting at Naval Station Norfolk, in Virginia.

According to authorities, a civilian attempted to board the USS Mahan, a destroyer docked at Pier 1.

When the shore patrol attempted to remove him, a struggle ensued, and the man ended up with one of the security member's guns.

The man then shot a sailor, killing him, and then was in turn shot and killed by other members of the shore patrol.

Officials placed the base on lockdown, after incident, however it was reopened by Tuesday morning.

At this time, the identities of the sailor and civilian have not been released, nor has any motive yet been uncovered.