MultiChoice has released the profile of 20 students selected as the first intakes of the MultiChoice Talent Factory Academy. The candidates were chosen after a two-month long process of shortlisting candidates from over 3,000 entries from Nigeria and Ghana.

Cameroonian/Nigerian  born  singer and entrepreneur, Reprudencia Sonkey, popularly known as Dencia, is one out of many women who would not retain an underwear used during her menstruation because according to her, it is dirty and unhealthy.

Of course, her role in the film could have been a comic flop without the presence of one of the most admired talents to ever grace the Nigerian film industry, Toyin Abraham. Of course, not to forget Mike Ezeruonye and the ever comic Afeez ‘Saka’ Ayetoro among others.

In recent times, a number of Nigerian entertainers have openly confessed that at a point in their lives they suffered depression.

In fact, I hardly get angry around him because he turns everything into joke. I have never had any reason to cry for him

When Nollywood movie producer/actress, blogger and ex Big Brother Africa housemate, Lilian Afegbai, cried on stage, forgot her speech after receiving her award for Best Indigenous Movie (Igbo), at the recent Africa Magic Viewer’s Choice Awards (AMVCA), many, including her friends, co actors, others, made a mockery of her.

It depends on the mood though, but yes I would follow my man to a strip club.What I mean by mood is maybe we’ve been to normal clubs and we just need like a change of things maybe to spice up the night.”

Her name might not ring a bell, but the actress popular for her role in Tinsel is candid when it comes to her view about sex. In an interview she said she prefers using sex toys than having multiple sex partners.

Voluptuous and curvaceous Nollywood diva, Anita Joseph, never steers too far away from controversies and there aren’t few things you would want to nail her with. She enjoys life on the fast lane, breaking the rules and making her own on the way. As furious as this boobsy-butty screen goddess may appear, there are things that are completely taboo to her. And one of them is accepting a role in a porn movie.

He’s popularly called Nollywood bad boy, and his actions say it all. Jim Iyke came into limelight riding on the crest of controversy. In fact, since he came into prominence in 2001, featuring in over 200 films, Jim Iyke has always been in the news for the wrong reasons.                     

Popular comic actor, John Okafor a.k.a  Mr Ibu has every reason to reminisce on the costly prices he has paid  since he came into limelight, saying that ‘ fame comes with a lot of prices which I have paid dearly.”

The contrast was more than jarring. Imagine basking in the euphoria of an awesome vacation two weeks ago then having to navigate your way through a small plate of beans infested with weevils and garri two weeks later. My University days were spent well. I suffered a heart break once, played Basketball a lot which earned me two Championships, I travelled and also read well to secure good grades. Most importantly before I graduated, I started a company with a friend and that was my first and still continuing foray into entrepreneurship. 

“It’s like food, it’s like shower. I’m trying to say it’s natural, it comes naturally. Your body would request for it. Sometimes, my body would request for it like four times a day, maybe 5, maybe once but anytime sha, we go do am well”, Caroline Sam, popularly known as Maheeda once said in an exclusive interview with Vanguard’s Showtime Celebrity, explaining what sex meant to her.

Nollywood actress Nazareth Bako celebrated her birthday yesterday, September 15, with some dazzling pictures in several poses.

Ace filmmaker, Kehinde Adeyemi has lamented the need for government to support the movie industry in terms of making funds available to the creative industry so as to facilitate the production of good movies to the viewers, noting that filmmakers are more like mirrors of the society; just like India and America where their government give adequate support; Nigeria should also look to imbibe such culture.