Hoodlums stole guests’ phones during my wedding – Peller
₦400m mansion gift to Peller is ‘small money’ – King Ochacho
Diamond Platnumz, Yemi Alade, Sarkodie, others for AFRIMA
First evictees leave Glo’s Dance with Peter reality show
Odom, Kardashian halt divorce case
US judge dismisses Jay Z ‘Big Pimpin” copyright case
Laughter as Akpororo, Tuface thrill Airtel customers at PHarcourt
Miss Bikini Nigeria International crowns winners
Why upcoming actresses get sexually harassed — Angela Philips
Voting begins on Glo’s Dance with Peter, Saturday
Our culture limits how far we can go on set – Pascahline Alex
I can smoke shisha 24/7 — Ella Mensah
Celine Dion gets 4,000 songs for new album
We’re not half-way there in comedy, Ali Baba warns
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Kehinde Adegbite, popularly known as Mallam Yankee is the chairman, The Bank club, Abuja and Yankee Entertainment. He is an entertainment entrepreneur who has worked with several Nigerian artistes and has given many a good platform that launched them into reckoning in the music industry. Mallam Yankee is so visible on the entertainment scene that he is being regarded as the man that transformed entertainment and nightlife in Abuja. In this chat the Abuja baron of nightlife talks about his hard-knocks life in the entertainment industry. Excerpts:
Rescuing Nollywood, Eddie Ugbomah set up 15-man c’ttee
Worried by the unending bickering and factionalization trailing the Nigerian movie industry, veteran film maker, Eddie Ugbomah has initiated a move to restore peace and sanity in the troubled industry.
Upcoming singer Dimplez marks ‘No Bra Day’ nude
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Fame is not glamourized in the UK —Anneka Honor
London-based Nigerian actress, Anneka Honor, who is putting finishing touches to her new film, a war thriller, has expressed strong desire to bring her worth of experience to bear on the nation’s movie industry.
Ali Baba, Dayo Amusa mesmerize Helen Paul’s students
Ace stand-up comedian, Ali Baba, Bayo Bankole, and upwardly mobile Yoruba actress cum producer, Dayo Amusa, are some of the personalities that added spice and galamour to the inaugural convocation ceremony of the Helen Paul Theatre and Film Academy, HPTFA which held last weekend.
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