A US judge declared a mistrial Saturday in Bill Cosby’s sexual assault case after the jury remained deadlocked on whether the fallen star was guilty of drugging and molesting a woman in 2004, but prosecutors vowed to seek a retrial.

Sex sells’ is the slogan everywhere. It’s what cements the human relationship. But it also serves a non-procreative purpose. Nollywood like every other movie industry across the world thrives on it. In fact, lovers of Nigerian movies look forward to watching sex scenes, even the aged enjoy feasting on it.

Since legendary highlife singer, Chief Oliver Sunday Akanite popularly known as Oliver De Coque who bestrode the Nigerian music scene like a colossus for more than three decades died about nine years ago, nothing much have been heard of his ogene music. But with the recent switch to highlife music, by his son, Darlington Akanite, Oliver’s ogene music will dominate the air space again.

With a passionate quest to drastically reduce marital crisis to the barest minimum, owners of fast rising media company, Redbox Africa, Yinka and Bola Yinka Obebe, have begun the screening of new TV talk show, Now that you are married, on Africa Magic Urban, with 36 carefully selected guest speakers which consist of super talented Guinness Book of World Record holder, dancer and professional choreographer, Kafayat Shefau, TV personality, IK Osakioduwa, Lola Maja, and a host of significant others, who would be speaking on the inherent intricacies of marriage and how to tackle difficult times in marriage based on their various experiences and number of years spent in their marriages.

Just a couple weeks ago news broke about the alleged theft of the single “I’m a Fan” by rising American pop star Pia Mia. The song featured on Phyno’s most recent album “The Playmaker”.