Nollywood like Hollywood is a land of dreams. While some dreams come true, others don’t. This is a lesson many girls wanting to be a star in the make-believe world have had to learn the hard way. It is a widely held belief that less than a quarter of girls wanting to be actresses actually make it to the front of cameras, talk less of getting a script or having a scene to their credit. Sexual abuse, nepotism, tribal prejudice and others have made many quit their dreams of hitting stardom.

The City of Lagos came alive this past weekend as Legend Extra Stout hosted hundreds of fans courtesy of its flagship consumer engagement platform, the Real Deal Experience.

We have seen many winners of Big Brother come and go. Some have lasted as long as the reality show ran and others have hogged the limelight a little while longer after the show, disappearing into obscurity soon after. But it appears Bisola Aiyeola, the first runner-up of the  2017 edition of Big Brother Naija is not going to have such fate staring her in the face.

Nigeria is never left behind on global trends! This week’s highly anticipated opening of the ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ movie was preceded by an oriental-themed private showing of the movie on Tuesday, Wednesday – August 28-29, and Sunday  September  2, 2018 at IMAX Filmhouse, Lekki 

Many questions have been raised of the open letter from comedian, I Go Dye, to erstwhile governor of Delta State, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan, advising the later not to nurse the ambition of going to the senate because of his unsavoury track record as the governor of the State.