Why I don’t have plans to get married – Tyler Perry
Poco Lee: UK court fixes new date after setback
Fuel scarcity will not let Nigerian men be romantic-Ufedo Sunshine
Lekki Spa celebrities visit
Wizkid finally flaunts third baby
More Laurels for Titi Abubakar
Adeniyi Johnson, Seyi Edun, others set for fun valentine
Slon Records presents ‘Jumbo’ with ‘Omo Boi’
Jemima Osunde’s dilemma in ‘New Money’
How Uriel of Big Brother got swindled by fake Davido
I wear bra for 3months before washing —Toke Makinwa
Chika Ike flaunts alluring photos as she arrives Harvard
Opeyemi Aiyeola’s hubby finally permits her to resume acting
10 years after, Opeyemi Aiyeola ready to relaunch her acting career
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SubscribeI Go Dye writes Buhari: ‘Leave now when the ovation is loud’
With the letter from former President Olusegun Obasanjo, advising President Muhammadu Buhari not to seek reelection causing political uproar in the polity ace-comedian and UN ambassador, I Go Dye, has written his own letter to the President, equally advising him to leave now , especially as the ovation is still loud for him. I Go Dye who spoke to E-daily, on his combustible letter said he had actually planned to release his own letter before the OBJ’s since last December, but the Yuletide activities and preparation for the burial of his late PA held him up.
Rap mogul Simmons hit with $5 million rape suit
An aspiring filmmaker has sued rap mogul Russell Simmons for allegedly raping her, seeking $5 million as she called for a reckoning in the hip-hop industry on the mistreatment of women.
Tboss battles with disloyalty
Ex-Big Brother Naija ,star, Tokunbo Idowu, popularly known as Tboss, is supposedly battling with disloyalty judging by her recent post on Instagram.
Simi signs endorsement deal with Opera Mini
Singer, Simi, has just signed an endorsement deal with popular browser, Opera Mini, as she will be their brand ambassador in Nigeria.
2018 Grammys: All eyes on Jay-Z, Lamar
Sunday’s Grammy Awards in New York will be the first time a white man has not been nominated for Album of the Year, with all eyes on rap royalty Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar.
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