Gigi Lamagne – My Ugly Boy [Mp3 + Lyrics]

After weeks of promotion, Gigi Lamagne has released My Ugly Boy, a single produced by J Twinn.

My Ugly Boy is expected to be part of Gigi Lamagne’s upcoming iGenesis Extended version album up for release soon.

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Time to embrace technology after ghost goal, says Luis Enrique (Read full details)

Barcelona's French defender Lucas Digne (L) speaks with coach Luis Enrique (C) during the Spanish Copa del Rey (King's Cup) quarter final first leg football match Real Sociedad vs FC Barcelona at the Anoeta stadium in San Sebastian on January 19, 2017.<br />ANDER GILLENEA / AFP

Barcelona coach Luis Enrique called on the Spanish football authorities to introduce goal line technology after his side was denied a clear goal as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Real Betis on Sunday.

Barca should have been level seconds after Alex Alegria’s opener for Betis 15 minutes from time when Riza Durmisi deflected a cross towards his own goal and the ball crossed the line before Aissa Mandi’s desperate clearance.

“I have seen a photo. It is the same debate as always, the referees need help,” said Enrique. “The technology can help them. I say that for all situations not just ones that go for me, but against me too.”

Unlike the Premier League and Serie A, La Liga has so far refused to install goal line technology with La Liga president Javier Tebas citing cost as his main concern.

Barca eventually salvaged a point in the final minute as Luis Suarez swept home Lionel Messi’s defence splitting pass. However, the Catalans missed the chance to go top of the table ahead of Real Madrid’s clash with Real Sociedad later on Sunday.

Madrid still lead Barca by a point and now have two games in hand. And despite their misfortune, Suarez and Enrique recognised that Barca were well below par in a match that Betis dominated for 75 minutes.

“We are aware that we didn’t play well and we have to be critical of ourselves,” said Suarez. “We are obliged to win and now we have to wait for those at the top of the table to lose.”

Betis had hit the crossbar and post through Dani Ceballos and Ruben Castro in the second-half before Alegria finally put them in front. And Castro also missed a one-on-one with Marc-Andre ter Stegen with the score at 1-0.

“In the first-half we made quite a few mistakes and they had good counter-attacks without having clear chances,” added Enrique. “In the second-half until they scored they were clearly the better team and we were a long way from our best. “Possibly the sensations after the last few minutes change the impression of things, but I think we have clearly won a point (rather than lost two).”

Time to embrace technology after ghost goal, says Luis Enrique

Trump, Abe to meet amid US leader’s pledge of ‘ironclad’ support (Read full details)

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe / AFP PHOTO / POOL / David MAREUIL

Donald Trump and Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed Saturday to a face-to-face meeting next month, as the US president pledged his “ironclad commitment” to Tokyo’s security.

The two leaders, who agreed to meet in Washington on February 10, agreed to work together to counter the threat posed by North Korea’s nuclear program and deepen bilateral trade and investment, the White House said in a statement.

They discussed the importance of the US-Japan alliance, and Trump “affirmed the ironclad US commitment to ensuring the security of Japan.”

Trump’s conversation with the Japanese leader kicked off a busy day in which the president was also to speak with the leaders of Australia, France, Germany and Russia.

The chat with Abe came days after Trump formally withdrew the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a vast trade deal encompassing a dozen nations that Abe has backed enthusiastically.

US participation is seen as key to the agreement and Abe has said he would keep trying to convince Trump of its merits. The trade deal was negotiated under former president Barack Obama. Trump yanked the deal before the US Congress was able to consider ratification.

Abe was the first world leader to meet the US president-elect in New York, visiting Trump just nine days after Americans voted him into office in a surprise victory.

The meeting stirred controversy when Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, a former model and current business executive with no formal role in Trump’s presidency, was seen in attendance.

Trump, Abe to meet amid US leader’s pledge of ‘ironclad’ support