Asa’s new album, V, would have one reflexively think about Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta. But Asa’s V more likely stands for Valentine. And truly, Asa is smitten with her
Gun to your head, mention Nigerian female screenwriters? Many people can’t and that’s partly because female screenwriters are underrepresented in the industry Hence, it’s imperative to appreciate the amazingly talented
In respect of 2022, this year’s list includes 10 artists embracing a myriad of music genres, from Afrobeats to Amapiano and Afro-fusion. Our artistes are a collage of semi-fresh acts or
For many Nigerians, football goes beyond watching live matches; it’s a lifestyle for passionate fans. From buying expensive customized jerseys, playing FIFA, gathering at beer parlours to watch and argue
Nneka contradicts Nietzsche, her compatriot, on Love Supreme, her fourth studio album. In This Life, the album’s fifth track, the Nigerian-German sings, “Your God is not dead,” inverting Nietzsche who
There’s a scene in the first volume of the soon-to-be-released trilogy of films documenting the rise of Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, where we find a young
Music and stage performance are not the only factors that make an audience resonate with an artiste. People also watch out for celebrity style. Occasionally, a celebrity takes the stage
A signature look wields the power to make a spectacular first impression on your audience and set you apart from other artists. While most of our celebrities like to entirely
Everyone popular or important, dead or alive, has said a thing or two about the value of formal education. B.B. King, Aristotle, Einstein, Mandela, and even Bella Shmurda of Vision
“Comedy is subjective” is a statement one hears often, uttered sometimes in defence of a joke that fails to achieve universal humour. The sentiment is often true, except in the
Jane is a 21-year old Nigerian wannabe model living in Lagos. Her attempt to break into the modelling industry leads her to Anthony who makes her squirt over and over
Life was simple back in the day before Technology evolved and video games became mainstream. Kids go to school, come home and immediately head out to play with their neighbours
Log into Tiktok or other social media platforms and you are likely to see videos of people dancing to a cool style of house music. This hypnotizing sound called Amapiano
In 2013, President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration set up the Project ACT Nollywood with N3 billion to support filmmakers. The fund was to help with capacity building and training for actors
Johnnie Walker is celebrating Nigerian youths and creatives across Africa with its newest campaign — ‘Keep Walking.’ Launched in partnership with notable personalities like the African Giant himself, Burna Boy and his