I’m strict when it comes to dating – Teniola Aladese
‘I was dollar millionaire at 30, at 35 I was working as a labourer’ — Farooq Oreagba
Remembering Joan Rivers in Words and Comedy
Nollywood stars unveil films at Abuja film festival
Rethinking Nollywood in the Nigerian Project
Actors go into politics for gain, power, passion – Zulu Okafor
Guild decries dearth of professional dancers
Movie producer tasks Nigerians in Diaspora on national development
The Spark Boss: Illrymz grants social media internship to youths
What Dorobucci really means — Dr Sid
‘Native and Vogue’ ends today: Who wins Allure Style Awards?
Maheeda is bad news to gospel music – Sandra Ifudu
I want a suger boy —Cossy Orjiakor
Day my boobs came bubbling off on stage —Rita Edmon
The fame and glory of a Flutist!
What intimacy means to Yvonne Nelson!

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More American babies for Nigerian celebrities
Despite the United States government efforts at tightening the noose on Nigerian pregnant women who have formed the habit of travelling to the US to deliver their babies, more pregnant celebrities are steadily jetting out of the country to do so.
AY turns club owner
Ayo Makun, popularly known as AY, a prolific and successful standup comedian opens a luxurious Nightclub in the highbrow city of Lekki Phase1 to advance his entertainment business.
Davido’s Ekuro gave me a voice in the industry—Aramide
Baseline Music is fast becoming a home to Nigeria’s finest entertainers. Quintessential musician, Aramide, last week became the newest artiste to sign under music label Baseline Music; home to sensational Pop artiste Saeon, and multi talented musician Skales, and Producer Mr. Chido. Her remix of Davido’s Ekuro became her claim to fame and made her a bonafide performer.
Behold! Project Fame finalists
This year’s edition of MTN Project Fame is indeed getting to the peak, as we witness the final elimination show.
Real reason Jim Iyke dumped me, Ex-fiancee opens up!
She sounded absolutely distraught, and utterly disconsolate. Her usual exuberance, the bonhomie which she wears like a badge of honor was missing both in her voice and in her demeanor. She was inconsolable, pained and emotionally devastated. She had every reason to feel that way.

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