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Money can't buy happiness, but $1.56 million can buy Albert Einstein's happiness theory. Two notes written by the famous physicist recently sold for well above their expected value at a Jerusalem auction house. During Einstein's trip to Japan in 1922 to receive the Nobel Prize in physics, he wrote notes on how to live a fulfilling life while staying at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. When a messenger delivered something to his room, the German-born physicist gave him two of the autographed notes, because he didn't have a tip available. Einstein said the notes could be worth more than a tip one day. He was right. One note, written in German translates to: "A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness."It was expected to sell for between $5,000 and $8,000, according to the Winner's Auctions and Exhibitions website . Instead, a bidding war lasting about 25 minutes ended in a sa...

Portugal and Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has claimed the Best FIFA Men’s Player award for the second year in a row after another stellar year with both club and country. The ceremony which was held in London, England was hosted by actor Idris Elba. Ronaldo led his Real Madrid team to glory on the domestic scene as well as breaking records with the team by winning the UEFA Champions League for the second year in a row. He took the award amid competition from Barcelona maverick Lionel Messi and PSG forward Neymar. He said on winning the award: Thank you for voting for me. I want to mention Leo (Messi) and Neymar to be here. I want to thank Real Madrid for their support all year. We are in England for the first time, and I win it for the second consecutive time. This is a great moment for me. Thank you to all my fans all over the world. I appreciate that. I’m so happy, thank you very much and have a good night! Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane also took...

The Manchester City midfielder has echoed the sentiments of his manager Pep Guardiola by saying the Mitre ball used in the EFL Cup is ‘rubbish’ Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has laid into the official ball used in the Carabao Cup, branding it “rubbish” and worse than the infamous Jabulani. City boss Pep Guardiola complained that the ball, manufactured by Mitre, was “unacceptable” and “too light” after his side overcame Championship leaders Wolves on Tuesday night. City 9/4 favs to win Carabao Cup RELATED Guardiola’s annoyance was clear but Toure went one step further with his criticism, insisting everything about the ball is rubbish. “I don’t like it, to be honest,” the former Ivory Coast international told reporters. “They can do better than that. It’s too light. “Even in my country they can’t use those kind of balls. I think they have to be better than that because the ball was too soft. It’s rubbish, but that’s fine.” Asked what was wrong with it specifi...

Jidenna Arrives Nigeria Ahead Of Heineken Live Your Music Parties Nigerian-born American music artiste, Jidenna arrived Lagos on Tuesday, October 24th ahead of the Heineken Live Your Music parties.