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Amego turns movie producer
Four Nollywood films for Babylon film project
Act nude? I will do it, if….
Emem gets training centre
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People think I’m a bad boy – Browny Igboegwu
I don’t attend celebrity events ‘cos’ I want to keep my privacy — Funmi Holder
Ajasa’s moved too
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Timaya’s not born again
How Star Trek ended in Kwale
MTV endorses Mo’cheddah
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I am changing my image – Faze
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In England, I was under the tutelage of Bobby Bernard, a foremost British magician and Zicatae in America who’s also a very prominent magician in California. All of these people are my father’s contemporaries. While I was in Ife, I was attending these schools whenever we were on break and did some few weeks’ courses.
How Emeka Ike became last GUS celebrity standing
With Daddy Showkey, Darey Art-Alade and Emeka Ike, the last men standing, the die was cast for the history maker; but unknown to the audience history had already been made earlier in the day as the three contestants had concluded the last task of the reality TV show with a winner already awaiting to be crowned.
HHWA 2010: the props and flops
Some of the boos of the night came when Terry Tha Rapman was announced winner of Best Rap Single for his song Sample (remix) and when Skuki went on to win the Next Rated category. Speaking on performances, only Gen. Pype delivered a live performance. All the others merely lip-synched- a big minus for an awards ceremony, especially one of Hip Hop World’s rating.
African women in film forum holds
To correct certain negative impression created in our movies on the womenfolk, a two-day forum tagged, “Nollywood and the Dynamics of Representation†holds at the Colonades. Hotel, Ikoyi.
I define my roles in movies – Khabira Khafidipe
Right from my secondary school days, I have been used to the crowd, following my role as the leader of my school’s cultural troupe. Then, I was the shortest in the group, and most times compelled to adorn the front stage. I was not frightened because I knew what entertainment was all about. I was used to facing the camera and all that.
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