The stage is set for the rebirth of Igbo language films as a group known as the Igbo Film Forum concludes plans to hold the inaugural edition of Igbo premier film festival, on Saturday, December 11, at Suncity Exclusive hotel, Awka, Anambra State.

The sleepy town of Obolo, Isiala Mbano, Imo State, last weekend lost its peace, as a mammoth crowd of celebrities, politicians, friends and well-wishers thronged there to be part of what many described as “the traditional wedding of the year”involving pint size- star actor, Chinedu Ikedieze (MFR) popularly known as Aki and his heartthrob, Nneoma Hope Nwajah.

It was a new dawn for in digenous film makers and other entertainers from Delta State last weekend as the state governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan declared the readiness of his administration to aid the entertainment industry in the state.

Ghanaian star actress, Nadia Buari recently celebrated her birthday with the students and staff of the Autism Awareness Care and Training Centre(AACT), a local support and education centre for children with autism.

Barely three weeks after winning the Best Entertainment Editor Award at this year’s edition of the prestigious Zulu African Film Academy Awards (ZAFAA), held in London, editor of Entertainment Express, Azuh Amatus, recently bagged another double.

Guests who gathered at popular celebrity hangout, O’ jez, to honour the six Nollywood recipients of National awards were disappointed last Sunday when the celebrants did not show up for the event.

An Ikeja Chief Magistrate court is expected to begin trial on the attempted murder case preferred against a popular actress, Bimbo Akinsanya in December, this year.

She was the star actress in Gossip Nation, a Nollywood movie shot and produced in far away Australia by Nigerian born Daniel Scrim Okoduwa.

For the first time in the history of the popular reality television show, Next Movie Star, eight of the contestants have made it into the final. The lucky eight are Tamar Cassandra, Yinka Salau, Tomiwa Kukoyi, Aisha Alli_Balogun, Vivian Egbon, Wisdom Macaulay, Priscilla Orafu and Tamara Eteimo.

There seems to be no end to the crisis rocking the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) as one of its factional leaders and notable actor, Emeka Ike has dared anyone to conduct the guild’s general election and face the consequences of a jail term.