The inspiring rise of May Edochie
BBNaija 11: Aikou, Flora face possible loss of Gambit status
Banky W in all-white Ciroc reopening of ‘The Place’
‘The industry is bigger than any artiste’
Sex is not love, declares Thelma Omone O’khaz
For the love of who?
Birthday girl, Precious Chikwendu!
Who wins Goldberg Fuji T’o Bam?
Battle for MTV Africa Music Awards begins
Timi Blaze unveils record label
Fuel Crisis: Funke Akindele rides bicycle to church

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Photo shoots for the hell of it
Actresses simply don’t have dull moments. If they are not having fun on location, cooking up those make-believe scenes to glamourise our screens, they are either partying or mingling with the crème de la crème of the society
Dramas in Awka as Star Trek ends phase 1
Music lovers and enthusiasts in Awka, Anambra state last Saturday must have wished for the day to last more than 24 hours when the Star Music Trek rocked their city. The annual concert tour sponsored by Star, the premium lager beer from the stable of Nigerian Breweries had brought Timaya, MI, Yemi Alade, Naeto C, Raw, 2Face Idibia and many others to the bustling Eastern city and even after the last performer on the night had left the stage, the mammoth crowd at the De Geogold Hotel stayed hoping for an encore performance by 2Face.
Why we have sex
Sex, since the history of man or human evolution has gone through several changes, even in terms of definition and form and the individuals engaging in it. Once upon a time, sex was thought to be primarily for reproductive reasons, then for the relief of sexual tension and later, for the sexual pleasure. Right from the explosive documentation of the Kama Sutra, various studies and experiences have been carried out by persons and institutions to unravel the mystery of human sexology and why, besides procreation, sex is important to mortal men and women.
Marriage is good, confesses Emem Isong
Popular Nollywood producer, Emem Isong, who got married to her Cameroonian heartthrob, Akama Misodi, secretly last year has described marriage as “a beautiful experience.” The respected producer stepped out last weekend with her hubby at the premiere of Nsikan Isaac’s film, “The Banker” which held at prestigious Civic Centre on Ozumba Mbadiwe road, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Bookietstar set to wed?
There are indications that Bayelsa State-born singer, Ekperigha Benita Bokizibe, a.k.a Bookiestar, is getting ready to say “I do” to his long standing Nigerian-based American lover and manager, Jerome Stanford.
My worst career experience with a producer — Sandra Alhassan
To shock me the more he said I would work for free and had to go to bed with one of his friends. It was just too much for me to take, so I walked away. Afterward, he tried to reach me on phone but I never picked his call, ever again.
Onyeka Onwenu bags ECOFEPA, AMOIZE awards in USA, Japan
Songstress and Director-General of the National Centre for Women Development (NCWD), Lady Onyeka Onwenu, has been honored in the United States and Japan for her achievements in issues concerning Women in Nigeria. The DG was decorated as ECOWAS Female Parliamentarians Association (ECOFEPA) Ambassador at a ceremony in Abuja on the18 May 2015.
Oma Nnadi soaring higher than ever
Actress Oma Nnadi who confessed last year that she hardly finds time to attend to her personal needs following her tight schedules in recent times is getting busier than ever. Since the beginning of this year, the Nkwere, Imo State-born actress has been shuttling between Asaba, Enugu, and Lagos, shooting films and writing her name in gold. At the moment, she’s on a movie set in Enugu, shooting her 6th film for the year.
D Lady Ekwe returns with Ur Omalicha Uwa
Nigerian musical scene has continued to witness new vibes, all wrapped up in artistic creative ferment, enjoying sleek reviews and huge following. Anu, otherwise known as D Lady Ekwe, has upped the ante with release of a 125-man cast video of her newest singles, Ur Omalicha Uwa. Her musical video premiere, which held recently at […]
Nnamani succeeds Chikwendu as Miss United Nations, Nigeria
Miss Vivian Adaeze Nnamani at the weekend clinched the 2015 Miss United Nations (Nigeria) Pageant title. Nnamani, who represented Federal Capital Territory (FCT) at the pageant was adjudged the best out of the 36 finalists that participated in the grand finale in her category.

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