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An Egyptian appeals court has decided to reserve its verdict in the case of singer Amr Diab being accused of slapping a young man at a concert. The court has set February 26 as the date for announcing its decision. A misdemeanor court previously fined Diab LE200 (approximately four US dollars) and ordered him to pay LE10,000 in compensation for assaulting the victim, Saad Osama, at a wedding Diab was performing at. During Wednesday’s hearing, Diab’s lawyer argued for his acquittal, claiming that his actions were in self-defense and did not exceed the necessary boundaries. The defense cited articles in the penal code that permit the use of force to repel a physical assault.
Popular relationship therapist, Blessing CEO, has stirred controversy with her remarks about singer 2Face Idibia, claiming that many women are waiting for his divorce. During an interview with Arise TV, Blessing CEO shared her opinion on 2Face’s recently announced separation from his wife, Annie Idibia. She asserted that 2Face is the true “trophy” in the relationship, arguing that if he divorces Annie, another woman would quickly step in. Furthermore, she opined that Annie’s identity and relevance are entirely tied to 2Face, claiming that without him, she has little to stand on. Blessing CEO also stated that Annie attempted an acting career but was unsuccessful. “2Face is a trophy. If he divorces Annie now, another woman will pick him up. There’s no Annie without 2Face. Annie tried acting, but it flopped,” she said.
Popular Nigerian singer Blaqbonez has reunited with his father, who has been absent from his life since birth. The artist previously revealed in an interview with Chude Jideonwo that his father left for Germany shortly after he was born and has been absent ever since. However, in a heartwarming update, Blaqbonez shared a video on his social media page showcasing a recent reunion with his father. In the video, the father and son duo were dressed in their traditional attires, sitting side by side. Blaqbonez captioned the post simply and emotionally, saying, “Father and Son.” This reunion marks a significant moment for the singer, who has been candid about his experiences growing up without his father’s presence. Fans have shared their joy and support for this reconciliation.
For decades, Egyptian cinema has crafted films that go beyond storytelling, offering profound reflections on society and its shifting emotions. Today, the adaptation of these cinematic masterpieces into television series has become a highly debated artistic venture. While some see it as a revival of cultural heritage, others view it as a risky endeavor that invites inevitable comparisons. The key question remains: Can these adaptations capture the essence of the originals without diminishing their brilliance?
The International Federation of Film Critics (FIPRESCI) announced the selection of acclaimed Egyptian critic Ahmed Shawky as president of the Critics Jury at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival, which will be held in the German capital from February 13-23, 2025. The Berlin jury is the largest committee organized by the International Federation of Film Critics annually, as it includes 12 critics from around the world, each three of whom judge films in one of the festival’s sections. Shawky will participate in judging the films of the international competition in addition to chairing the jury in general.
Nigerian legendary singer, Innocent Idibia, better known as 2Baba, has stormed the Edo State House of Assembly during its plenanary session. Naija News reports that 2Baba’s unexpected appearance comes amid the rumours of affair with Edo lawmaker after announcing divorce from his wife, Annie Idibia The video making the rounds online, shows that 2Baba’s presence disrupted the plenary as many people were seen flocking around him to take pictures. The plenanry was also chaotic, as lawmakers and staff struggled to focus on the proceedings amidst the excitement about 2Baba’s presence.otic, as lawmakers and staff struggled to focus on the proceedings amidst the excitement about 2Baba’s presence.
Ghanaian actress Little Mercy Smith, renowned for her role as Benyiwa in the popular TV series Efiewura, has reportedly passed away. MODERN GHANA The news of her death emerged on December 18, 2024, though the exact cause remains undisclosed. MODERN GHANA Little Mercy Smith was celebrated for her captivating performances in Efiewura, a series cherished by Ghanaians for its humor and portrayal of everyday life. MODERN GHANA Her portrayal of Benyiwa, the wife of Judge Koboo, endeared her to audiences, earning her a loyal following and solidifying her legacy in the industry. YEN As of now, her family has not released an official statement to confirm her passing. MODERN GHANA Her passing marks a somber moment for the entertainment fraternity and her fans, who will remember her for the joy she brought to screens across the country. MODE
Nigerian businesswoman and reality TV star Laura Ikeji has proposed that women married to men involved in internet fraud, otherwise called Yahoo Boys, should be arrested. She argued that the wives of these men should be arrested alongside their men when the law catches up with them. Taking to her Instagram story to put forward her argument, Laura, who is married to Ogbonna Kanu, a former football star, questioned why the women married to these fraudsters only want to enjoy the good but take a step back when there is a downturn.
Ghanaian artiste Article Wan has reached out to the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards and has suggested that the award scheme should prioritise talents like himself and other artistes who will deliver memorable performances and not just ”jump and go” acts. Posted on his Instagram account, the Solo hitmaker in an open letter explained the importance of booking performers like himself to perform on at the event
At just 26, Lesego Chombo is redefining leadership in Botswana and beyond, proving that youth and gender are not barriers to achievement. She recently cemented her place as a force for change when she took on global gender issues at the 69th Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69) in New York Lesego Chombo’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Once a hopeful contestant dreaming of Miss World glory, she now stands as Botswana’s Minister of Youth and Gender Affairs, commanding the attention of international media and policymakers alike. Her recent BBC News Africa feature shone a spotlight on her inspirational rise from pageantry to politics. Reflecting on her time as Miss World Africa, Chombo stated: “I was fully convinced that I am going to be Miss World, that being Miss World was my God-given purpose.”
Ghana's entertainment industry has been blessed with talented individuals who have dedicated their lives to bringing joy and excitement to audiences across the country and beyond. However, behind the glamour and fame lies a harsh reality of many veteran creatives, particularly actors who struggle to make ends meet, despite their significant contributions to the industry. In a recent interview, Mikki Osei Berko, popularly known as Dada Boat of ‘Taxi Driver’ fame, shed light on this issue, highlighting the need for urgent attention and reform. The statistics are staggering. Mikki revealed that he was once offered between GH¢1,000 to GH¢1,500 for film roles, a paltry sum considering the value he brought to the productions.
Ghanaian rapper Ayigbe Edem has expressed his disappointment in a statement made by entertainment pundit Kwaku Osei Korankye Asiedu, popularly known as KOKA. KOKA, in an initial discussion on Hitz FM on January 17, 2025, noted that the Minister-designate of Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, Dzifa Gomashie, is not the suitable person to occupy the role, citing a lack of expertise in managing the creative arts sector. However, in a social media post by rapper Ayigbe Edem on January 18, 2025, Edem described KOKA's statement as empty. Ayigbe Edem, who is also a staunch member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), noted that KOKA's speech is a long one with nothing relevant for Ghanaians to learn from. "A long speech with Nothing Said..." he said.