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ENTERTAINMENT WEEK LAGOS 2024 PRESENTS A PANEL ON AI AND THE FUTURE OF MUSIC

Entertainment Week Lagos 2024 Presents a Panel on AI and the Future of Music

Entertainment Week Lagos (EWL) is making its highly anticipated return for a third edition, running from December 10 to 15, 2024. This year’s event will once again bring together the brightest minds and boldest voices driving innovation across Africa’s entertainment scene, with a sharp focus on the intersections of music, film, fashion, and technology.   […]

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The Pick: T.I Blaze Finds his Footing Again with “Beamer”

The Pick: T.I Blaze Finds his Footing Again with “Beamer”

T.I Blaze has been navigating the slippery slope of hope and expectation since his breakout with “Sometimes” in 2021. That song’s viral success, and its subsequent remix featuring Olamide, seemed to promise a meteoric rise for the young artist. While its mournful delivery established him as a special voice in street-pop, subsequent projects — El Major and […]

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AY Makun Returns with Action-Comedy Titled ‘The Waiter’ this December.

Nollywood December Release: AY Makun Returns with Action-Comedy Titled ‘The Waiter’

Nigerian comedian and filmmaker AY Makun joins the December trail of movies to expect with The Waiter. Produced under Corporate World Entertainment, the film promises a blend of humor and commentary on Nigeria’s socio-political landscape.   The action-comedy tells the story of a waiter caught in the crosshairs of a hotel invasion. Directed by Toka […]

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John Boyega voices out on Nollywood filmmakers response to criticism.

 John Boyega’s AFRIFF Commentary is a Wake-Up Call for Nollywood

British-Nigerian actor John Boyega recently stirred the waters at the 2024 African International Film Festival (AFRIFF) with candid remarks on Nollywood’s response to criticism. During his panel discussion, Boyega emphasized the importance of constructive criticism in creative industries and suggested that Nollywood often struggles to embrace it. His comments have since sparked widespread debate, raising […]

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