Nigerian music video director Clarence Peters has announced the debut of his Netflix project titled Inside Life. The series will commence streaming on October 11, 2024. The story highlights the journey into the heart of a Lagos prison. A man driven to desperation, a devoted sister, and an ambitious woman face their own struggles as […]
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Aside from the themes and how incredibly cute and hot Adam Brody looks in Nobody Wants This, the most interesting detail is the connection to Gossip Girl. Kristen Bell, who voices Gossip Girl, also shares the screen with Adam Brody. Meanwhile, the character Blair Waldorf, played by Leighton Meester, from the same series, is married […]
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English actor Idris Elba and British-Nigerian actor David Oyewolo are in the works of screen adapting Things Fall Apart. The literature is the debut novel of Nigerian author Chinua Achebe. Spearheading the TV series development is A24 production studio based in Manhattan. Things Fall Apart chronicles the life of Okonkwo, a leader of an […]
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This week is packed with new jams from Nigeria and across the globe ensuring that there’s something for everyone. Closer to home, CKay’s highly anticipated album Emotions is an essential listen. Kizz Daniel keeps the vibes rolling with “Marhaba” and “We Must”. Reminisce makes his expectant comeback with Sui Genesis. Morravey’s dual singles, […]
Funke Akindele, one of Nigeria’s most celebrated actors, and producer, has proven to be a master in marketing films. With over two decades of experience, she has not only built a solid brand; but has mastered the art of promotion. One of Akindele’s key strengths is her strong personal brand. Known for her versatile […]
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Oxlade is currently in a moment. A few years after “Ku Lo Sa” turned heads internationally, the Lagos-born crooner returned with Oxlade of Africa, an album that, while occasionally stumbling, still houses some gems. It’s a project that teeters between breakthrough brilliance and uneven execution; a body of work that flexes his range while occasionally […]
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Everywhere you look, creators are reaching back in time, sampling from the past, and repackaging it for a new generation. Whether it’s reruns of your favourite ‘90s sitcom, classic tracks that suddenly become TikTok sensations (like D’Banj’s “Oliver Twist,” Psquare and Don Jazzy’s “Collabo,” and Dekumzy’s “Who Get That Thing”), or the resurgence of vintage […]
Post-birthday blues hit when the party’s over and you realize the next day is just a regular Tuesday. It’s the world’s way of saying, “Congrats on the birthday, now back to your normal programming!” The post-birthday letdown is a real phenomenon. After the excitement of a birthday, the abrupt return to normalcy can feel […]
Much of what a woman learns about love, loyalty, and care comes from her deep, lasting friendships with other women. Investing in these connections is an act of unconditional, pure love—one that isn’t confined by romantic expectations or societal norms. These are the friends who make you laugh until you cry, hold your hand through […]
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Grind culture is everywhere. The hustle—working nonstop, always having something on your plate—has become the ultimate badge of honor. If you’re not waking up at 5 a.m., going on your morning run and tackling endless to-do lists, are you even trying? While the idea of constantly being “on” may seem motivating, the truth is, it’s […]
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Nigerian music sensation Asake remains on his meteoric rise to global stardom, receiving a BRIT Silver plaque for his critically acclaimed album, Work of Art. The award, which recognizes albums that have sold over 60,000 units in the UK, marks another milestone in Asake’s career. This accolade was presented to him during his sold-out […]
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The Nigerian film industry, known as Nollywood, has long been celebrated for its dynamic storytelling and vibrant cultural expression. One of the most recent trends gaining traction is the increase in the indigenous title genre. On the surface, this seems like a positive development—a celebration of Nigeria’s rich linguistic and cultural diversity. However, beneath the […]
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