BBNaija 11: Biggie assigns first secret task to Gambit Flora
Martins, Mercedes evicted from BBNaija season 11
Kehinde Oshadipe drops tribute song for her late twin sister
I still haven’t got it right, Oritse Femi confesses
I have three things no other artiste has — Reekado Banks
Burna Boy rocks Abuja on Johnny Walker podium
Kudos as AfricaMagic Igbo Channel debuts
Yes, being curvy has helped my acting career — Wunmi Toriola
My good lyrics is my selling point —Sammy
I once acted in a film as a Waka pass — Mz Kiss
I rehearse a lot to stay relevant—Tobi Sax
Grace Edwin-Okon: ‘Why I dumped modelling for acting’
Colgate Palmolive launches MCP+SAN amidst entertainment
Juliet Ibrahim’s most loved possession
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SubscribeIbinabo’s sack:Two past AGN presidents open up
“While we shall abide by the judgement of the High Court, we shall be guided by the Constitution of the Guild which stipulates that there shall be no vacuum in the leadership of the Guild.
No comment really bothers me —Annette Cookey
Since Annette Cookey broke into the entertainment scene, she has done all in her power to remain relevant. The Mago Mago star in a chat with Showtime disclosed that comments never get to her. “Comments never get to me I am thick skinned. Nothing really is responsible for my being thick skinned. As you grow up you should know what to take in and what not to take in.
No politician is worth dying for, Banky W charges
RnB star and E.M.E boss, Banky W has called on Nigerians to shun violence during the forthcoming general elections. The pop star who is also known for his advocacy activities mentioned that no politician is worth dying for and advises Nigerians to vote for the right candidate.
On nature’s side
More and more women especially celebrities are beginning to enjoy wearing their hair chemical-free. The natural look is catching on and more than ever before, women are ignoring the stereotype about natural hair and embracing the comfort that natural hair provides. It takes a lot of courage though to start growing your hair from the beginning.
My life after Living in Bondage – Nwabueze-Okonta
After starring in that best selling premier movie, “Living in Bondage” , in 1992, Nnenna Nwabueze-Okonta who acted Merit in the movie disappeared into thin air. She happened to be one of the matriarchs of contemporary video culture in Nigeria. Showtime Celebrity caught up with her, last week in Asaba, where she was featuring in another Igbo film titled, ” Ndi Gbo Ochie”(Primitive) to relaunch her career. In this engaging interview, Merit takes us on a trip into the story of her sudden disappearance from the screen, and why she has decided to stage a comeback to acting, among other interesting revelations…
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