The tragic passing of one of this centuries greatest leaders has caused for those world wide to mourn and reflect on the great impact of Nelson Mandela. Nelson Mandela’s burial arrangements have been announced and respectfully he will be laid to rest in his home, hit the jump for more.
(Video) R. Kelly Dedicates Arsenio Hall Performance To Nelson Mandela!
A track that, R. Kelly created for Nelson Mandela years ago, was performed by the man himself on, Arsenio Hall. After the upsetting passing of a legend yesterday [12/5], it was only fitting that Kelz perform, “Soldier’s Heart.” Kelz also recollects performing the song for Mandela in his home. As he was on the Arsenio Hall show to promote his album, Black Panties, he performed a few other hits as well. Hit the jump to check it out.
Nicole Scherzinger Pays Moving Tribute To Nelson Mandela By Singing ‘This Little Light Of Mine’
Nicole Scherzinger paid a moving tribute to former leader of South Africa Nelson Mandela at the Cosmopolitan Women of the Year Awards with a beautiful rendition of song This Little Light Of Mine. Nicole burst into song in a touching tribute to Mandela showcasing her flawless vocals as she collected a prize for best TV personality. How beautiful! See the footage below!
(Photos) Nas, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Rihanna & Others Publicly Mourn The Death Of Nelson Mandela
Today (12/5), former South African President Nelson Mandela passed away at the age of 95 after fighting with an illness for years. The revolutionary was remembered by countless celebs for his remarkable actions throughout his years via every social network. Artists such as Beyonce, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Ludacris, Q-Tip, Justin Timberlake, Kelly Rowland, Rihanna, and so many more posted very sentimental messages to the late Mandela after his death was confirmed by current South African president Jacob Zuma. Check all of the emotional posts remembering the late great Nelson Mandela in the gallery.
(PHOTOS) RIP: Nelson Mandela & Sports, “Power of Sports to Unite People”
Nelson Mandela was an amazing man that did amazing things. The world lost a great man today & the world is a better place because of him. I learned of his death today through an ESPN alert & thought it was important to share his connection to the sports world. Nelson Mandela was a man who believed that sports could unite a country. He led South Africa out of apartheid and used what he called, “power of sports to unite people.” If you don’t understand, you need to google it asap. Thank you Mr. Mandela, RIP. Check out some of the pics…
