Full List: ‘Widow’s Bay’ leads 2026 Emmy winners with record 14 awards
Poco Lee: UK court fixes new date after setback
Day Femi and Seun invoked ghost of Fela on stage!
Seye Kehinde: The rising tale of a magazine mogul!
I don’t mind dating D’banj — Imelda J
Joke Silva, Kate Henshaw, others gear up for Hear Word!
No court can make anyone PMAN President – TEE MAC
I could let a guy touch my boobs — Harmony
Jay Z shops for new talents in Nigeria
Exclusive: My life, music and family – Peter Okoye
Tale of 3 Nollywood damsels who dumped their boyfriends
My best is yet to come — Essence
Why Nollywood is not recognized at the Oscars — Afriff Boss

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Debbie Rise returns to the Nigerian Idol
More than seven hundred days after Oluwarise Deborah Ebun, otherwise known as Debie Rise, a professional guitarist, computer science graduate and super dynamic dancer, was proclaimed First Runner Up of the Nigerian Idol Season 4, she returns to the same stage only this time, not as a contestant but as a guest performer for the Nigerian Idol Season 5.
Seyi Shay drops Jangilova to ease pains of Xenophobia
The indisputably talented R ‘n’ B diva ‘Seyi Shay’ drops another single called “Jangilova” produced by Del B. The song “Jangilova” is a high-life track, a story of love and happier times; excellent for weddings and other milestone celebrations.
I am an expert when it comes to women — Teju Babyface
Comedy is only a means to an end for me. It is a college of life that I am currently enrolled in and not necessarily the reason for going to the college. I graduated from the school of comedy into doing a talk show that is much applauded and celebrated. Teju Babyface has mainly music and interview content with a pint of comedy. I am not a comedian essentially.
Omotola storms S/Africa to champion women empowerment
The campaign is tagged “Poverty is Sexist”, meaning that women and girls are most seriously affected by poverty. And in order to eradicate extreme poverty, there is a serious need to promote women empowerment. ‘Poverty is Sexist’ was conceived to support the ‘Africa Union Year of Women Empowerment’.
‘My story as a screenplay writer’ – Kemi Adesoye
I didn’t know anything about script writing. But as a child, I loved watching films. The stories I came across then were those I saw in books before films. I have always wanted to be part of that story telling world. In fact, I didn’t know there was a profession called script writing.

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