This year, two hot flicks from the stable of O Gabby Innovations Limited, will thrill movie buffs with Nkem Owoh as lead character.

One of Nigeria’s top female singers, Azeezat is surely starting the new season with a new look and fresh sound. The singer embraced a trado style many years ago, but many fans failed to connect with her new look. Now, it seems Azzy has finally jettisoned her old weird look, and she’s presently wearing a new one.

Many had admired their talents, others have envied them. It was all for daring to be what their peers were dreaming to be. Unfortunately, they were suddenly snatched away by death, leaving behind deep pains, and anguish. Ironically, these famous musicians through their works, are even becoming more celebrated today than when they were alive. WG imagines what they would have done more, if they had lived…

“Why did you not mention Abdul Mutallab?” someone commented, after reading last week’s article. The rest of the world does not need our help dragging our nation’s name in the mud; they’ve got that covered. But we as Nigerians need to be reminded that no matter how little the connection might be, there are stars out there whose roots are intertwined with ours. Now, even though the ‘L’ in Samuel L. Jackson does not stand for Lekan, there are a lot more Naija on the international scene.

Celebrity twin Peter Okoye has never been happier as he and partner, Lolo Omotayo, Tuesday evening, welcomed their baby daughter in an undisclosed London hospital.

For months, fans of power couple Tuface Idibia and Annie Macaulay have been tossed back and forth, left and right like a ping-pong ball, over the exact date and venue of the hot celebrities lavish white wedding; rumours, speculations and counter speculations went by, with one story at the thick of it all even claiming Tuface allegedly said there would be no lavish white wedding so as not to hurt his other baby mamas, yet no one was satisfied.

By Charles Mgbolu It is not strange to find controversial actress Cossy Orjiakor in cloths that lets her breasts almost fallout; in the past, it is either ignored or drooled over by fantasising men. However, in this case, Cossy may have bitten more than she could chew. She had a rough start this year on […]

His story runs like a novel; shocking and unbelievable. But it is real and never imagined. Winner of the maiden edition of Destiny Child Gospel reality TV show, Israel Osunsanmi recently came to term with the saying that blood is thicker than water.

Sultry Nollywood actress, Benita Nzeribe has said that she refuses to believe evil prophecy that the angel of death is at work in Nollywood because of the recent deaths in the industry.

Grace Amah recently staged a comeback to Nollywood after a long break in order to deliver her baby boy abroad. In this engaging interview, the delectable actress shares the ‘joy and pain’ of having a child out of wedlock, the challenges of motherhood and why she opted to maintain a low profile. She also refutes the rumour that she is regretting her status as a single mother. ‘I can never regret the birth of my child, he is a bundle of joy to me and it remains so,’ she declares with a tone of finality.

After shooting a short film as a project for her Bachelor’s degree in Communications, this product of American University, Washington DC knew that her destiny was with film production. On graduation in 2005, this proud Nigerian and native of Adamawa State returned home to pursue a career in film production in the already bustling Nigeria Movie Industry.

Airtel’s Nigeria’s Got Talent Season One winner, Miss Amarachi Uyanne, has received an Award for Excellence from the Oba of Benin, for her sterling performance in the just concluded reality TV talent hunt show.

Definitely, she must have felt very low when her romance with her ex- husband who is the host of the MTN “Who wants to be a Millionaire”, Frank Edoho crashed.

Admire their talents, envy them for daring to be what we can’t. When they were snatched from us by death, we felt a personal loss and showed an unwillingness to let go. And so, we transform these mere human beings into musical icons whose stars often shine in death even more brilliantly than in life. WG imagines what they would have become today if they had lived…

After taking a break from music for a while to concentrate on her acting career, and most recently, her reality TV show, ‘The Real Omosexy’, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde is back in the studio working on her new album.