Not every day do we see a screen diva like Sonia Ogene, who blends solid acting prowess, striking beauty, arresting glamour, and dazzling screen presence while making a bold fashion statement.

Kogi State-born actress and skit maker Patience Erdoo Yisa is currently enjoying the spotlight as her latest cinematic offering, ‘The Devil’s Godfather’, shot in the coal city of Enugu, is generating buzz across the South-East and beyond as a barrier breaker.

In Africa’s crowded gaming content space, where thousands of creators battle for views, one name stands above the rest. Basiru Faruk, known to fans as DMS, has done what no other African gaming creator has done by becoming the continent’s most followed gaming streamer, with a combined audience of over 2.5 million followers and hundreds of millions of views across YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook.

Rosaline Meurer a.k.a Rosy is staging a comeback to the big screen after taking a long break with the launch of her studio, Rosy Meurer Studios, a platform dedicated to telling meaningful family stories.

Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu has expressed excitement following the groundbreaking record set by Michael Jackson’s biographical film, “Michael” which grossed ₦123.2 million during its opening weekend at the Nigerian box office.

Actors created with artificial intelligence will not be eligible for an Oscar, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said Friday as it launched a crackdown on the use of AI.

Popular Nigerian content creator, Peller has revealed that his father rejected a car he gifted him, saying he would rather have a house to properly keep the vehicle.

Adesua Etomi-Wellington, the wife of Nigerian singer, politician, and preacher Banky W, has reflected on their marriage, saying their love has continued to grow nearly a decade after they first got together.

Nigerian entertainer Portable has thrown a bold challenge at heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua, saying he is ready to face him in the ring if offered a N1 billion purse.

Nigerian music star Asake, popularly known as Mr. Money, has come under heavy criticism online after listeners interpreted a line from his newly released album M$NEY as support for President Bola Tinubu.