Video: 14 year old Guitarist shreds "Vivaldi Tribute" like a boss, Incredible!

I came across this awesome video, she rocks.

"Vivaldi Tribute" by Patrick Rondat shows Tina S as she shreds the piece with her Vigier Excalibur.

The piece is called "Vivaldi Tribute" by Patrick Rondat, and the teacher behind the prodigy is Renaud Louis-Servais.

Indeed, she’s the boss.

Chris Brown turns himself in at California jail

Chris Brown turned himself into jail on Monday afternoon for a hit-and-run case stemming from an accident in May. 

The singer had previously pleaded not guilty to the charge, and since he wasn’t arrested at the scene of the alleged crime in May, he was ordered to turn himself in by August 6.

In May 21 fender-bender, Brown slammed his Range Rover into the back of a Mercedes and allegedly did not cough up the proper insurance documentation and identification for the other motorist.

Stemming from his domestic violence case with Rhianna, Brown's probation was revoked last month by the L.A. District attorney because of the crash.

10 year-old Nigerian girl Zuriel Oduwole made Forbes Magazine

The 10 year-old Nigerian girl Zuriel Oduwole has made history as the youngest person ever to be interviewed in Forbes, the global iconic magazine title.

The interview with the award winning documentary film maker, conference speaker and writer is featured in the August 2013 edition of Forbes Africa.

Oduwole is committed to Rebrand Africa by showing the positive things in about the continent, and making  the case for education the Girl Child in Africa and Emerging Markets. 

'Too pretty to be a web developer' LinkedIn faces accusations of sexism

LinkedIn, the job social networking site, faces accusation of sexism after it pulled down ad posts of a woman they deemed too attractive to be a real-life web-engineer. 

The controversy began when developer networking platform Toptal posted a series of advertisements onto LinkedIn aimed at the web-engineering sector.

Lady Gaga and Madonna Facing Punishment in Russia

Pop stars Lady Gaga and Madonna are facing punishment in Russia after authorities determined they violated their visas when they held concerts there last year.

Technically, the artists were not allowed to work in Russia on their tourist visas, but experts say it appears the visa warning is a veiled attempt punish the pop stars for their vocal support of gay rights in Russia.