Funke Akindele’s ‘Where Is Mr. Right?’ set for August 15 release
Young musicians should learn from the masters — Sir Victor Uwaifo
I’ve no bad feelings for Shina Peller- Mr. 2Kay
Linda Ikeji dating, not getting married now!
Tonto Dikeh goes spiritual on social media again!
Iyanya starts new year with ‘Good Vibes’
Pop singer, Skales blasts Buhari
Funke Akindele in Hollywood’s flick The Avengers
Omawumi set for traditional wedding
I have a mission to empower the African girl child – Zuriel Oduwole
Wedding dress saga: Mercy Aigbe finally apologizes to bride
Anita Joseph, Tracy, Treasure Daniels, in butt contest
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SubscribeCensors Board seizes pirated films worth N200m
The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) said it seized uncensored, unclassified and pirated films worth about N200 million and arrested 12 suspected pirates between March and December, 2017.
The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) said it seized uncensored, unclassified and pirated films worth about N200 million and arrested 12 suspected pirates between March and December, 2017.
Mercy Johnson loses cool! Says Mind your business, my marriage not in crisis
Screen diva, Mercy Johnson-Okojie, became the centre of attraction immediately news of a possible crisis looming in her marriage went viral.
I’m different from young artistes – Majek Fashek
Since his return to the Nigerian music scene, veteran reggae maestro, Majek Fashek, has been on a conscious mission to once again stamp his feet on the music space, reclaiming his throne as the only musician in the world who can draw rain with his music.
Police arrest 3 suspects armed robbers who robbed Mr. Ibu’s Lagos home
Three of the suspected armed robbers who invaded the Lekki, Lagos home of Nollywood actor, John Okafor, popularly known as Mr. Ibu over the weekend, have been arrested by Lagos police command.
We don’t collect money to air music videos – Trace TV Boss
Contrary to allegations that went viral, the management of Trace TV has come out to correct the impression that it demands monetary gratification from artistes to air their music videos on its channels. In a conscious effort aimed at correcting the derogatory notion, the management of the leading African music and youth entertainment channel has revealed its music video selection criteria to the public to forestall further negative suspicions, insinuations or false allegations.
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