CLICK PHOTO TO HEAR NEW MUSIC FROM JOJO #TRIANGLE

Rita Ora teams up with Chris Brown for her U.S. debut ‘Body On Me’. The song will be featured on her new album due at the end of the year. Watch the very intimate video below

Here are six things you probably don’t know about your BUTT . . .

1. Your butt muscles are the largest muscles in your body​.

2. Women have bigger butts than men because of estrogen. ​ Men’s bodies tell their fat to go to their stomachs . . . women’s estrogen directs it to their butts.

3. You can get skin cancer on your butt even if it’s covered. Skin cancer can appear on unlikely places like between your fingers and toes, on your underarms, your butt, and even your GENITALS.

4. There’s a word for being attracted to butts. It’s pygophilia.

5. A big butt is linked to intelligence. According to a University of Oxford study, being a woman with a big butt was linked to being more intelligent, supposedly due to having more omega-3 fats which help with brain development.

6. Your big butt also makes you less likely to get sick. That same University of Oxford study ​found that women with bigger butts are less likely to get diabetes and heart disease, even though those two things are usually associated with obesity.

(Cosmopolitan)

According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the average family of four throws away $1,500 worth of food every year. Here are six types of food, and how you can make them last longer . . .

1. Onions. Keep them in the refrigerator in a paper bag, and they’ll last more than two weeks.

2. Hard cheese. Take it out of the plastic it came in, and wrap it in parchment paper and tin foil. Parchment paper is the stuff you use for baking. It can last for months. And if it gets moldy, just cut away an inch of cheese around the moldy spot.

3. Apples. They’ll last ten times longer if you keep them in the coldest, most humid part of your fridge. That’s usually the bottom drawer.

4. Potatoes. Don’t throw them away just because they grow sprouts. Just break the sprouts off. Potatoes actually tend to be sweeter after sprouts have grown on them.

5. Lettuce. Put it in a plastic bag . . . poke about ten holes in it . . . and it should last about four times longer.

6. Milk and dairy. Bring a cooler or an insulated bag with you when you go shopping. Or just make it the last thing you put in your shopping cart. The shelf life for dairy products goes way down if they’re exposed to heat, even if it’s just for an hour.

(Time)

Meek & Nick’ are in love, and it’s very apparent in Meek Mill’s new video All Eyes On You, from his chart-topping album Dreams Worth More Than Money. Watch the two put it all out there for us to see.

Tyrese is on top of the world lately, scoring his first #1 on the Billboard charts with his new album ‘Black Rose’. It’s been 17 yrs since the singer/actor debut on the charts, and he wants to save R&B music. In an open letter on Facebook, Tyrese states; “How is it possible that urban radio plays Robin Thicke, Justin Timberlake and Sam Smith ( When they release R&B Soul records and when we’re singing in the EXACT same genre, WE don’t get ANY love on the other side…??” He also says; ‪#‎SHAME‬ ft Jennifer Hudson needs to be HEARD by people ALL AROUND the WORLD!!!! And I won’t stop or rest until we get there. Check out the video for that aforementioned song, and decide if he is saving R&B.

Ciara sizzles in her new video “Dance Like We’re Making Love” from her album Jackie which is on stores now. “I challenged myself the most I’ve ever challenged myself in any video,” said Ciara, and it definitely shows! Check out the visuals below!

Do you sleep on your back, your side, or your stomach? Whichever one it is, there are specific consequences you might not know about. Here are four side effects that have to do with the way you sleep . . .

1. Sleeping on your stomach can cause back pain, because your spine isn’t supported. And it makes you sleep with your head turned to one side, which is hard on your neck.

2. If you sleep on your back, you’re more likely to snore. But as long as you don’t prop your head up with too many pillows, it’s better for your spine than sleeping on your side or your stomach.

3. Sleeping on your left side puts more strain on your internal organs, including your liver, lungs, and stomach. Doctors usually tell pregnant women to sleep on their left side though, because it increases circulation to the baby.

4. Sleeping on your right side can cause heartburn. It’s not clear why, but several studies have found you’re more likely to wake up with heartburn if you fall asleep on your right side, opposed to your left.

Regardless of how you sleep, using an extra pillow for support can help. If you sleep on your back, put it under the arch of your spine . . . if you’re a side sleeper, put it between your knees . . . and if you’re on your stomach, put it right under your hips.

(Daily Health Post / NY Times / Business Insider)