‘Breaking Bad’ actor RJ Mitte dies at 34
TikTok denies restricting access in Northern Nigeria
Spotify celebrates Wizkid’s ‘Ojuelegba’ 10th anniversary
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to plead not guilty to racketeering, sex trafficking
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs: From rap mogul to New York arrest
How I took Ghana’s Entertainment Industry by storm – Isha
BBNaija S9: Sooj wins HoH, bags immunity
Mohbad’s family stops concert for late singer
‘If it were Tinubu, he’d have given us something’, Portable laments after meeting Obi
French YouTuber hits peak with Everest documentary
‘Best decision ever,’ Tonto Dikeh opens up on leaving her marriage
Tito Jackson, member of the Jackson 5, dies at 70
I Go Dye tours 7 UK cities to mark 30 years on stage, thanks fans
BBNaija S9: Ben, Chizoba evicted from reality show
BBNaija S9: My crush on Shaun now ten times stronger – Toke Makinwa
Buchi, Hprince, others to headline ‘Laughter on Lockdown’
Why artists go broke – DJ Neptune

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BBNaija Season 9: Behold possible survivors, victims of tonight’s eviction
In a surprising turn of events, Big Brother introduced a unique nomination process on Monday, deviating from the usual Diary Room routine.
I desire to use filmmaking as a tool for social change — Chinedu Omorie
Chinedu Omorie, one of Nollywood’s prominent directors and filmmakers, has expressed his deep commitment to using filmmaking as a platform for social change.
Sex has become trade everywhere — Actress, Chioma Ivoke
In a reaction to the notion that “sex-for-roles” syndrome exists only in Nollywood, actress Chioma Ivoke, in an interview with Potpourri says nothing is farther from the truth as she maintains that sex is a weapon being used as a means to an end everywhere there are human interactions.
Meet SirKieKie, Nigerian content creator, philanthropist and more
Zaccheus Oluwaseun Omoseyin is a Nigerian content creator, actor, movie producer, entertainer, entrepreneur and philanthropist.
Filmmaker, Pascal Atuma to release movie on “Japa” syndrome featuring Omoni Oboli, others
Nigerian filmmaker, Pascal Atuma, who resides in Canada, is set to release his latest movie titled “Imported Wives,” which explores marriages affected by the Japa syndrome, featuring a stellar cast of Omoni Oboli, Nancy Isime, Mama Gee, Ngozi Nwosu, Linda Osifo, Joseph Benjamin and others.

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