BBNaija 11: Biggie assigns first secret task to Gambit Flora
Martins, Mercedes evicted from BBNaija season 11
Ugezu J Ugezu set to launch album in Virginia
Mahansa: The things that are wrong with today’s music
Nollywood films for OSCAR 2016
AMAA 2015 organisers move to Los Angeles
Seyi Shay grabs 2 nominations at MAMAs 2015
I have big shoes to fill as Femi Falana’s son – Falz
Winning Nigerian Idol came to me as a surprise — K-Peace
Don Jazzy dazzles Dj Mannie Fresh
Remembering Tupac on his 44th birthday!
2nd Wedding Anniversary: Top comedian, Elenu hails wife
Stop comparing me with Dagrin, says Olamide

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The ‘fabulous five’ of Nigeria’s big screen
The long dead cinema culture is gradually returning. Cinema houses are springing up all over the country and big bucks men are beginning to see it like the great gold rush of old. All thanks to Senator Ben Bruce – he started the plunge and took every other carpetbagging sniffer on the ride!
Acting makes me expose my body too often — Ginika Maureen
Ginika Maureen started her career proper in 2013 and she is known mostly for her controversial role in ‘SS3 Students’ where she acted as a lesbian. Ginika has played a lot of bad girl roles in movies and because she is so convincing in her on-screen performances that some people have come to believe she is how she appears on screen. In this exclusive interview, she talks about her career in Nollywood, life and more
‘Jurassic World’ eats box office alive’
The fearsome “Jurassic Park” dinosaurs have done it again, scoring the second-largest North American opening weekend ever with its latest franchise.
Action-packed “Jurassic World,” featuring a new, and particularly lethal hybrid dino, scored a whopping $204.6 million, according to box office tracker Exhibitor Relations.
It’s not by force to feature Wizkid, Banky W on my album- Skales
Fresh off the release of his debut album, ‘Man Of The Year,’ former EME signee, Skales, now signed to Baseline Entertainment, is still basking in the euphoria that accompanied his album release party which attracted a lot of top guns in the entertainment industry.
Juliet Ibrahim recounts Ghana flood experience
Most parts of Ghana including the capital city, Accra, and major city, Kumasi, recently experienced what has been described as worst flooding in the history of the country. Floods, which in some places, reached beyond the chest, were reported, and many lives were allegedly lost. The flood, according to reports was no respecter of persons as it visited both the low and the mighty. Even actors had stories to tell.
Afrocandy slams Nicki Minaj for copying her style
US-based Nollywood actress Judith Mazagwu, popularly known as Afrocandy, has an attitude, so is American singer, Nicki Minaj. One common thing to both of them is that neither gives a hoot about how she is seen in public. Both have the knack of leaving their admirers speechless in their choice of style which, more often, is subject of sensual commotion.
Jackie Appiah donates huge cash, gifts to flood and fire victims
Ghanaian actress Jackie Appiah, yesterday donated huge undisclosed amount of money and several gift items to victims of the June 3 tragic flood and fire disasters in Accra, the capital of Ghana. She visited the 37 Military Hospital and later Nima, a suburb of Accra where she interacted with the flood victims.
Pasunma pulls Yoruba actors for ‘Oruka’ video shoot
If you happened to be around the popular Jahlobia Garden along Airport Road in Lagos on Tuesday, you could have spotted a big party going on with everyone clad in all-white with a touch of blue as accessories. Your first impression might be there was a big wedding going on. Yes, you are not far from the truth, but not right on spot. It was a wedding alright but a different kind. It was Pasunma shooting the video of his wedding song ‘Oruka’ released on May 15th and dedicated to Edo State governor, Adams Oshiomole who recently got married to his new wife, Lara Fortez.
Emeka Ike takes on Wale Adenuga
The Nollywood you know today is not the one that cropped up from Hilbert Ogungbe. Nollywood came about with the sales, marketing and multiplication of CDs. The Igbos got more involved by their investments. The Igbos did what they had to do, whether good or not, it has given us the platform.
Bob Ejike: The tale of a successful Entertainer
The most interesting happened when Chinedu Ikedieze and Osita Iheme popularly known as ‘’Aki and Pawpaw, visited me in Uganda. There was traffic standstill from the airport to the Nigerian Embassy to the extent that we had to call on the military to handle the crowd. The likes of Psquare, Danfo Drivers and Flavour were also invited for stage performance and they pulled a crowd of over 300,000 people beating that of Akon.

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