‘How Ed Sheeran helped me land World Cup Song’ — Burna Boy
Seyi Shay under fire over Channel O Award outfit
Miss Independence Nigeria, Sandra dreaming Big
Sean Tizzle joins the tattoo craze
Just can’t see myself fail —Illbliss
Nollywood is facing extinction—Paul Obazele
The maverick lifestyle of a showbiz king
Funke Akindele, Omoni Oboli, others shine at Eloy awards
Nigerian wins Queen of Africa Students in Russia
Why I appeared in Tiwa Savage’s video – Mr Nigeria
Ali Baba plans new year gift for Nigerians
Tiwa Savage, Kcee, others shine at Channel O Music Video Awards 2014
Lady Gaga reveals rape as teenager
‘Gangnam Style’ gallops beyond YouTube counter
Nigerian film industry can generate N1bn annually – TAMPAN
APC primaries: Desmond Elliot wins, KSB loses

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I believe in the leadership of Aremo Olusegun Osoba – Bukky Wright
Last week, Potpourri served you brewing hot comments and mission statements from entertainers who are suspending the make-believe world to join the jostling world of politics. But one important name was missing from the list and that name is none other than Bukky Wright, a woman many described as the shining light of Yoruba movies. It was not an intentional omission but one that was circumstantial because at press time last week the beautiful thespian was yet to make her intent public.
Music of old versus music of today
In simplest terms, music is the combination of lyrics and beats. Where any one of these major ingredients is missing,the music may be deemed tasteless or even described as bad music. Nigerian musicians of today have been criticised severally for producing more of the beat while their music is lacking in lyrical content. One observer captured today’s music as ‘a lot of lyrical nonsense and danceable beats’.
Pains of setting up modeling academy – Deji Bakare
Former Mr. Nigeria, Deji Bakare is a man on a mission.
Since coming back from Canada the charismatic former face of Nigeria has been looking to set up his own modeling academy where Nigerian models can learn the rudiments of the art of modeling. His search to look for a partner has hit stone wall at every turn. Until he met Fountaingate Media
Day students stoned me at University of Abuja – Senator, comedian
Bethel Njoku popularly known as Senator is a comedian and actor who has built for himself a unique style. He is also a father of one. At the University of Jos where he studied theatre arts, he won many showbiz awards at different levels which paved the way for him into the entertainment inustry. Bethel Njoku is one of the fast rising comedians Nigeria has produced and in this intriguing interview, he talks about many issues you will not want to miss.
Nigerian artistes have taken the music industry to the next level – Yinka Ayefele
Gospel Juju musician Yinka Ayefele has been around long enough to know what good music entails. With millions of fans scattered around the globe Ayefele is a musician enjoying both fame and fortune.

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