FilmOne Entertainment has announced the launch of the first-ever international capital fund created specially for investment in a slate of Nigerian films. Core investors in the fund are Huahua Media, a Chinese company known for investing in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Transformers: The Last Knight and Star Trek Beyond, as well as AY’s next movie, 30 Days in China, and Empire Entertainment (South Africa), a leading African distributor representing major Hollywood studios and a host of leading independent studios and producers.

By David O Royal Nollywood actress and movie producer, Funke Akindele has lost her father. Funke announced her father’s death on Monday via Instagram wishing her father an eternal peaceful rest. She wrote: “Dad!!! May your soul Rest in Peace!! I tried Dad! I did!! We love you but God knows best!!! #iwishicanturnbackthehandsoftime,” she said. […]

Up and doing, beautiful Yoruba actress, Peju Johnson, is a very desirable woman most men would love to get on the ground floor with but she’s not just an item on the menu because she knows exactly how her meal is to be served when it comes to men. In a recent chat with Potpourri, […]

Nollywood stars and On Air Personalities took the centre stage last weekend, when Mouka, the nation’s leading mattress and other bedding products manufacturer rounded off its 60th anniversary tagged, “Green Gala Night” in Lagos.

Budding Nollywood actor Mandinga Perikles is gradually drawing attention with his attractive look and unique acting prowess. He was shot into limelight with his spectacular performance in the blockbuster movie “Omoge”. READ ALSO: Fourth supporting actor win for Peter Dinklage of ‘Game of Thrones’ Born in Guinea-Bissau, Mandinga made his foray into the entertainment industry […]