Getty Wynonna Judd's nerves are clearly settled -- the day after her CMA performance had fans worried about her health, she put on a great show in Texas ... with no apparent issues. The country singer showed up and showed out for fans Thursday night at the Tobin Center in San Antonio as part of her "Back to Wy" tour. Play video content SOLID PERFORMANCE The crowd seemed to love the show, and more importantly, she didn't seem to be giving anyone a reason to worry -- performing just like she usually does, although she did joke about forgetting some of the words at one point.

Iraq This article is more than 20 years oldFull text: the Saddam Hussein 'letter'This article is more than 20 years oldThis is a translation, from Arabic, of a letter to the Iraqi people allegedly written by the former Iraqi leader, Saddam HusseinIn the name of God, the compassionate, the merciful. "They had made a covenant with God that they would not turn back in flight, and a covenant with God must be answered for.

After being on the run for several months, Toronto rapper Top5 has reportedly been arrested in Los Angeles on Thursday. The 22-year-old rapper, real name, Hassan Ali, faced a first-degree murder charge in May. He was also wanted for three counts of failure to comply with bail. Earlier this year, Ali was one of two men arrested and charged following the shooting death of Hashim Omar Hashi on January 31.

CHANEL is the ultimate designer brand, with many of us lusting after a pair of flat pumps, the iconic Grandad sandals, or the Classic Flap Bag. However, Chanel's quilted flat pumps come with a hefty price tag, but you don't have to spend close to £1,000 as we've found a fabulous dupe. Two-Tone Ballet Flats in Quilted Leather with Flat Heel, £60 from La Redoute - buy here The Chanel Ballet Flats retail for £910 from Chanel, and come in a black and cream monochrome colourway, as well as a blue and white colourway.

The Swedish LGBT federation and Pride organisers issued the following statement as a response to ‘Pride Jarva”. The Swedish Federation for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Rights[RFSL] and Pride organisers issued the following statement as a response to the alternative Pride parade organised by Jan Sjunnesson, former editor-in-chief of Samtiden, a web-magazine by Sweden Democrates, and contributor to the site Avpixlat. Here is the statment in full: During Stockholm Pride we manifest together in support of equality and against hatred against LGBT-persons, racism and sexism.