100 years of pioneering Rasta drummer Count Ossie - Jamaica Gleaner

This easy Rasta Pasta recipe has jerk-seasoned chicken, colorful peppers, and a creamy Parmesan sauce. All made in one pot in just 45 minutes!

ZZ Top is mourning the loss of longtime drummer Frank Beard, who has died at age 77 after years of facing health-related issues. The band announced Beard’s death on Tuesday via Instagram, with founding member and frontman Billy Gibbons writing in a statement that he and fellow member Elwood Francis “lost a great friend and collaborator, and the world lost one of the most naturally innovative drummers and a great and true son of Texas.” The Fort Bend County Medical Examiner confirmed to The Times that Beard’s death was reported Monday. A cause of death was not revealed. He died at his ranch in Texas with family by his side after a stay in hospice, TMZ reported. Beard died weeks after ZZ Top called off its Aug. 5 concert at the Hollywood Bowl, reportedly due to his health issues. In March 2025, the Texas trio also shared that Beard would temporarily step away from the band’s Elevation tour to address a separate health issue, later revealed to be foot and ankle problems. The veteran drummer had also missed shows because of an emergency appendectomy in 2002. Dusty Hill, ZZ Top’s longtime bass player, died in 2021.

The 2026 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has reignited a long-standing cultural conversation about women's bodies after childbirth. On Sunday, some of the biggest names in fashion and Hollywood, lncluding Nicole Kidman, gathered at the Sony Pictures Studios in Los Angeles, Calif for the live-streaming of the infamous fashion show. The event, which included appearances by Kylie Jenner and Tate McRae, featured models Elsa Hosk, who gave birth to her second child in July, and Barbara Palvin, who welcomed her first child just six weeks ago. Victoria's Secret models Elsa Hosk and Barbara Palvin both walked the runway after recently giving birth. (Getty Images)After images of Hosk and Palvin were shared online, many were quick to condemn Victoria's Secret for positioning their appearance empowering example to women. "Wow, I hate this," one woman wrote on an Elite Daily Instagram post. "No woman who gives birth so recently should be expected to be back at work, or covered for how their bodies 'bounce back.' I find this deeply unhealthy and unrealistic. ""As someone who is currently postpartum, I can tell you that this post ruined my night," another added.