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Update Jan 21, 2025

Funke Akindele reacts to fan who asked her to have more children

Nigerian actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has responded to an overzealous fan who urged her to give her twin sons a sibling. In the now-viral clip from Akindele's Snapchat account, a fan named Remmy said to her, "The twins need a new brother/sister." The actress found the fan's comment humorous, telling her that she would hand the baby over to her. "Don't worry, I have registered your name and I will find your address. It is you that would carry the baby and be doing, 'baby, baby don't cry' and back the baby," said the filmmaker, after which she blew the camera a kiss. Even though Remmy's comment about having another child was well received by the filmmaker, other social media use's did not take it lightly, with many emphasising the need for others to exercise self-control and to mind their own business.

Update Mar 20, 2025

Paris Hilton to Produce True-Crime Podcast Series "My Friend Daisy"

Daisy De La O, a 19-year-old woman from Compton, was killed in 2021, and her murderer was caught all thanks to the TikTok community . This story will be explored in a new, limited true-crime podcast, "My Friend Daisy," which comes from Paris Hilton. It marks Hilton’s first move into the popular genre, having launched her 11:11 Media banner, which she launched in 2021 with Bruce Gersh. The ten-part series comes from iHeartPodcasts and London Audio, the audio division of 11:11. Hosted and written by journalist Jenn Swann, "My Friend Daisy" launched on March 26.

Update Feb 12, 2025

Gospel Song of the Year must be open to all – Ras Kuuku

GHANAIAN Reggae artiste Ras Kuuku has criticised organisers of the annual Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) for restricting the Gospel Song of the Year category to only gospel artistes. To him, what defines a gospel song is not the artiste performing it but rather the lyrics and message it conveys. According to the TGMA’s official criteria, “The Best Gospel Song is the song adjudged by the Academy, Board, and the General Public as the most popular Christian song, commercially released in the year under review. The song must have generated the most public excitement and enjoyed a lot of patronage from the general public. Only songs performed by Gospel artistes are eligible for this category.”

Update Mar 24, 2025

"Al Jazeera 3" Gets Devastating Update

The third installment in the Egyptian actor Ahmed El Sakka-lead "Al Jazeera" (The Island) franchise got an upsetting update regarding its release date. Released in 2007, the first film follows Mansour taking charge as the leader of a drug cartel in Upper Egypt and setting his own rules after the death of his father, but the unresponsive government of the land soon springs into action against him. The second entry was released in 2014 and sees Mansour al Hanafi escape prison to the island after the January 25 Revolution, only to find Sheikh Khaled emerged changing the balance of power. The cast also stars the likes of Hend Sabry, the late Khaled Saleh, Khaled El Sawy, Nidal Al-Shafi’i, Arwa Gouda, Ahmed Malek, Samy Maghawry, Mohamed El Tagy, and more.

Update Dec 22, 2024

Makhadzi’s 1 Woman Show Packed With Loyal Fans In Video, Sho Madjozi Praises Her Impact

Makhadzi's "One Woman Show" at Peter Mokaba Stadium in Limpopo was a success, drawing a large crowd despite some logistical issues. The concert featured several South African artists, including Sho Madjozi. While there were some challenges, such as attendees being unable to enter due to unclear reasons, fans expressed their satisfaction with the event. Sho Madjozi praised Makhadzi’s achievement, noting that the success was achieved without major record label support. Fans and peers shared their thoughts, both positive and critical, about the show.

Update Jan 21, 2025

Seh Calaz versus Winky D

Seh Calaz (born Tawanda Mumanyi on August 2, 1990) emerged in the Zimdancehall scene with a distinct style characterized by raw lyrics and catchy rhythms. He gained popularity with hits like “Mabhanditi” and “Mumota Murikubvira,” which resonated with the youth in Zimbabwe’s ghettos. Seh Calaz is known for his prolific output and has been a significant player in the genre since his debut. The two artists have had a dynamic relationship, marked by both rivalry and mutual respect. In 2019, Seh Calaz acknowledged Winky D as his primary rival upon entering the music scene, highlighting the competitive nature of their interactions. However, in 2021, Seh Calaz referred to Winky D as a “true genius,” indicating a deep respect for his contributions to the genre.

Update Feb 7, 2025

Tinubu celebrates ‘Osuofia,’ at 70

President Bola Tinubu, has extended warm felicitations to the veteran Nollywood actor, comedian, singer and scriptwriter, Nkem Owoh, as he marks his 70th birthday. President Tinubu celebrates Mr Owoh’s impact on Nigeria’s entertainment industry and his legacy as one of its most beloved figures. Popularly adored by fans as “Osuofia”—a name immortalised by his iconic role in the blockbuster comedy series Ikuku 1 and 2 and Osuofia in London — Mr Owoh has captivated audiences for decades with his wit and versatility. As a trailblazer in Nollywood and TV drama, he has garnered numerous accolades, including the Africa Movie Academy Award (AMAA) for Best Actor in a Leading Role in 2008 in the film Stronger Than Pain, cementing his status as a significant force in Nollywood’s golden era. President Tinubu commended Mr Owoh’s dedication to storytelling, which has entertained millions and showcased Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage to the world.

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Update Feb 3, 2025

Koffi Olomidé Sings of Longing for Goma Under M23 Control – VIDEO

Legendary Congolese singer Koffi Olomide has released a new song, "Chante Goma," expressing his deep longing for the city of Goma in North Kivu. In the song, he voices hope that the city will soon be reclaimed by the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) after it fell under the control of the M23 rebel group on January 27, 2025. The song, released on February 2, 2025, comes after Koffi had previously hinted at his desire to create music that would uplift and inspire the national army. In the video, the Rhumba icon appears in military attire, symbolizing his solidarity with FARDC troops. His lyrics reflect a deep emotional connection to Goma, praising its beauty while lamenting its current situation.

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Update Mar 24, 2025

Feli Nandi revels in new album launch

March heralds International Women’s Month, a time to celebrate the remarkable achievements of women across all fields, and particularly in the music industry, where female artistes are not just participants, but trailblazers. Among them is Feli Nandi, a dynamic force whose recent album launch at the 7 Arts Theatre in Avondale, Harare showcased not only her immense talent, but also the power of women in music today. On a sultry Saturday night, the air pulsed with anticipation as fans gathered for one of the most sought-after events in town. Dressed in an exquisite cream dress and performing barefoot, Feli Nandi stepped onto the stage with an electrifying presence that captivated the audience. Her first 50-minute set was a stunning prelude to the unveiling of her highly anticipated second album, “Ndisiyei.”

Update Mar 14, 2025

Ruger shows versatility in new heartwarmer 'Toro'

As anticipation builds for his sophomore album 'BlownBoy,' Ruger delivers a heartfelt new single, 'Toro'. The song is a soulful love record that sees the versatile star reflect on the complications of his romantic relationship. “I wrote ‘Toro’ after I fumbled a real and true relationship," Ruger says on the inspiration behind the song. Premiering with an exclusive COLORS Show performance, 'Toro' showcases Ruger’s raw emotions and smooth melodies, blending Afrobeats with a touch of R&B to create a deeply resonant love song. The song comes off the back of his last release, 'Jay Jay,' which flipped the script on Valentine's Day, as Ruger delivered an anthem for the independent, unbothered, and untamed.

Update Feb 10, 2025

Prime Circle returns with empowering new single ‘Standing Over Me’

South African rock legends, Prime Circle, have recently released a powerful new single, “Standing Over Me”, along with its official music video. The release marks a significant moment for the band as they embrace a bold new chapter following a seven-year hiatus. Featuring Gavin Edwards on vocals and guitar, Marco Gomes on bass, Dale Schnettler on drums, Neil Breytenbach on keyboards and Dirk Bisschoff on guitar, “Standing Over Me” promises to resonate deeply with listeners. The single, which was released on Friday, February 7, in South Africa and Germany, addresses the experience of abuse with a message centred on resilience and empowerment.

Update Feb 3, 2025

Three Egyptian shorts, juror participating in Clermont-Ferrand Int'l Short Film Festival

The Egyptian short films include My Brother (2024), I Told You So (2023), and Dry Hot Summer (2015). My Brother, a 15-minute animated auto-fiction, was written and directed by brothers Abdelrahman and Saad Dnewar. It explores the past complexities shared by two identical twins, with a split narrative retelling the two sides of their memories. This narrative blurs the lines between their identities, reality and fiction, and present and past. The film is the only Egyptian entry in the International Competition. It will be screened alongside 64 other films "that expose, question, and invite us to look with a fresh pair of eyes at a reality where everyday life rubs stands alongside the extraordinary," the festival's catalogue reads. I Told You So, a 26-minute-long documentary, was directed by Malak Al-Sayyad and Amaan Stewart.

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