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Update Feb 10, 2025

Wouter Kellerman celebrates his third 'deeply meaningful' Grammy award for ‘Triveni’

Celebrated South African award-winning musician Wouter Kellerman at the 67th Grammy Awards won his third award from the prestigious Hollywood awards, in the category of Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album. He tells IOL entertainment this year's win feels absolutely surreal and deeply meaningful. " 'Triveni' is an album rooted in healing and spiritual connection, and seeing it recognized at this level is incredibly rewarding. "The collaboration between South African, Indian, and Japanese musical traditions made it a truly unique project and I'm especially grateful for the journey with Chandrika Tandon and Eru Masumoto. The album "Triveni" is a powerful collaboration with Indian vocalist Tandon and Japanese cellist Matsumoto, it seamlessly blends elements of new age, chant and world music to create a transcendent experience for listeners. Japan, India and South Africa, a true cultural collaboration driven by the shared vision of creating music that uplifts and heals.

Update Jan 20, 2025

Drama as Titi Masha, Kwam 1 reunite at his mum’s burial (VIDEO)

The saying, ‘old flames die hard,’ seemed to hold as Fuji maestro King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, known as Kwam1, reunited with his estranged wife, Fathia ‘Titi Marshal’ Titilola, during his mother’s burial in Ijebu, Ogun State. Kwam1 announced the death of his mother, Halima Anifowoshe, on Saturday, and per Islamic rites, she was buried the same day. The emotional moment [laying his mother to rest] was marked by tears rolling down the 67-year-old cheeks as he bid farewell to his mother. A viral video from the burial showed Ms Marshal and Kwam1’s newest wife, Emmanuella Aderopo, offering condolences to him.

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Update Jan 9, 2025

Marriage was once a partnership; now it's an escape route from poverty for women — Ghe Ghe

Nigerian comedian Ghe Ghe recently sparked debate with his views on modern relationships during an appearance on the "Honest Brunch" podcast, hosted by Nedu Wazobia. Ghe Ghe expressed that marriage has shifted from being a partnership to a means for many women to escape poverty or secure financial stability. He stated, "Marriage today is like a trap. It’s often just a way for women to escape poverty or find someone to fund their lifestyle. Men need to think carefully before walking into this financial burden." Nedu challenged Ghe Ghe by referencing his parents’ marriage, but Ghe Ghe maintained that the institution of marriage has evolved significantly over the years. He explained, "Back then, marriage was a partnership. Women were pillars of support, managing the home, farming, and raising the family while men took on leadership roles. Now, it’s a different story. The dynamic has changed, and not necessarily for the better."

modernghana.com

Update Feb 18, 2025

Cairokee to Perform Live in New Capital on February 21

Egyptian rock band Cairokee will perform live at the Green River, in New Administrative Capital, Egypt, on Friday, February 21. The evening will also feature a performance by the Palestinian-Jordanian electronic music group 47Soul. Cairokee consists of lead vocalist Amir Eid, lead guitarist Sherif Hawary, drummer Tamer Hashem, keyboarder Sherif Mostafa, and bass guitarist Adam el-Alfy. The band was founded in 2003 but rose to fame with its revolutionary music after the 2011 Revolution due to its politically inspired lyrics and protest songs released following the revolution. They were friends ever since they were young during their school days and Hashem was already a drummer back then.

Update Jan 11, 2025

Public Warning Issued to Senegalese Singer Mia Guisse

Mame Mactar Gueye, a prominent Senegalese advocate for morality, cultural preservation, and religious values, and vice-president of the NGO Jamra, has criticized singer Mia Guisse for alleged indecency during her performances in Italy and at the Ngalandou Diouf Stadium in Rufisque, Senegal, during the end-of-year festivities. After alleged unsuccessful attempts to contact her directly, Mame Mactar Gueye issued a public warning through Feeling Dakar, a Senegalese media platform focusing on politics, entertainment, and business news, emphasizing the need to uphold the country’s moral, religious, and cultural standards. Do you agree with Mame Mactar Gueye? Should moral, cultural, and religious values form the foundation of our entertainment industry, or is it necessary to establish a clear boundary between these domains?

fatunetwork.net

Update Feb 6, 2025

TRACE Awards City Tour to ignite Kampala

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDDENT | Kampala is set to experience the electrifying energy of the TRACE Awards City Tour on February 13th at Noni Vie. Hosted by TRACE and Johnnie Walker, this exclusive event will bring together Uganda’s music elite for a night of live performances, artist meet-and-greets, and a celebration of African music and culture. With the TRACE Music Awards set to dazzle Zanzibar on February 26, the continent has been buzzing with anticipation. The awards city tour has already set major African cities like Johannesburg and Nairobi on fire, and now, it’s Kampala’s turn to experience the magic! Music lovers in Uganda will get an exclusive front-row seat to the road to the awards, featuring electrifying live performances, meet-and-greet sessions with top artists, and a thrilling showcase of the creative force behind African music’s global rise.

independent.co.ug

Update Feb 3, 2025

French film director Ruggia convicted of sexual abuse of Adèle Haenel

A French court has convicted French film director Christophe Ruggia of sexually abusing actress Adèle Haenel when she was underage. He will avoid prison as the court sentenced him to a two-year suspended term and two years under house arrest.Ruggia was also ordered to pay €15,000 to Haenel. In one of France's first big MeToo cases, Haenel accused Ruggia of repeatedly touching her inappropriately when she was between 12 and 15-years-old, after they met while working on the movie "The Devils" in 2001 Ruggia's lawyer, Fanny Colin, told reporters that her client maintained his innocence and would appeal the decision – the director has denied any wrongdoing since Haenel's first public accusations in 2019.

modernghana.com

Update Jan 21, 2025

Nominations open for 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards

he 26th edition of the prestigious Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs) has officially opened for nominations. Music stakeholders across Ghana and beyond are invited to submit their entries for this year's highly anticipated awards ceremony, celebrating the best in the Ghanaian music industry. The scheme is now accepting submissions for all commercially released works in 2024, covering music from January 1st to December 31st. Artists, management teams, record labels, producers, instrumentalists, composers, and other music industry professionals can submit their entries through the official online portal at www.entry.ghanamusicawards.com until Sunday, February 16th, 2025.

modernghana.com

Update Feb 17, 2025

ACTOR TOOLS | TONGUE TWISTERS FOR YOUNG ACTORS

Actors of all ages, including kids, need strong and flexible speech skills to deliver clear and engaging performances. One of the best ways to sharpen diction, articulation, and vocal control is by practicing tongue twisters. These playful yet challenging phrases train young actors to think fast and speak clearly—an essential skill for the stage, screen, and voice-over work. Why Tongue Twisters Matter for Young Actors Tongue twisters are more than just a fun game; they are a powerful speech training tool. They help: Improve pronunciation and articulation Strengthen vocal muscles Increase confidence in speaking roles Develop a natural rhythm in speech Enhance focus and concentration Here are some easy yet effective tongue twisters to help young actors master clarity and speed:

actorspaces.co.za

Update Jan 21, 2025

Reimagining Liberian Film

Mary Williams, General Manager for Local Content at DSTV, is championing a bold initiative to transform Liberia’s struggling film industry into a thriving, globally recognized sector. Known for her background in political media, Williams has now set her sights on movies, spearheading efforts to create sustainable opportunities for filmmakers and elevate Liberian cinema. “We’re trying to see how we can help the local industry, especially with movie production in Liberia,” Williams said. “We want to elevate movie production and make it viable for Liberians who are practitioners. It’s about making the industry a real career path, where actors and cinematographers can proudly identify their professions in their passports.” At the heart of Williams’ strategy is a groundbreaking radio program titled “Behind the Scenes”, designed to spotlight Liberia’s film industry amidst the country’s noisy political landscape.

liberianobserver.com

Update Jan 22, 2025

Nigeria Entertainment NewsNa Today I Dey See Una? – Portable Confronts Odunlade Adekola Over 4th Babymama, Ashabi

Nollywood actor, Odunlade Adekola, has responded to controversial Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, after confronting him over a remark about him. Naija News reports that Portable’s 4th babymama cum Nollywood actress, Ashabi Simple, was captured in a viral video online hugging Odunlade at a movie set. Displeased with the remark, Portable headed to the actor’s DM and quizzed him over the statement, stressing that he does not joke with his family and personal life. He said, “Wetin you talk inside that video with Ashabi simple pls I respect my home I no dey use am do movie why you go talk say shay she tell me before coming joh shay una no dey collect money for her hand ni. I respect that’s why I come your Dm. I no dey use my home play. Why you go talk like that. Na today I dey see una.”

Update Jan 13, 2025

New hosts the national forum on "Novel and Theater"

, Casablanca, and the Research Team on the Integration of Knowledge and the Development of Language Didactics, at the Regional Center for Education and Training Professions, Casablanca-Settat, are organizing a national scientific forum on the topic (Novel and Theater), on Wednesday, January 15, 2025, starting at 10:00 in the main auditorium of the regional branch in El Jadida. The forum program will be as follows: 09:30 – 10:00 Opening session Moderated by: Saeed Al-Aymari A word on behalf of the center’s management, regionally and locally