Jim Iyke celebrates 40th birthday with beautiful women
It was a family affair as Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke celebrated his 40th birthday in Vegas, United States at the weekend.
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Nollywood colleagues honour Lola Idije at 57
Adebayo Salami, Saheed Balogun and movie director, Afeez Owo were a few of the Nollywood practitioners who graced ace actress, Lola Idije's 57th birthday celebration at the weekend.
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Waje, Norbert Young feature in new film on Boko Haram
Nigerian singer, Waje, veteran actor, Nobert Young and others feature in Udoka Oyeka's latest short film on the Boko Haram crisis in Northern Nigeria.
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‘I stand by what I said’ – Charles Novia maintains stance on ‘New Nollywood’ attack
Nollywood filmmaker and critic, Charles Novia has insisted that he stands by the opinions expressed when he appeared on a recent edition of 'The Gist' with Emma Ugolee.
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‘New Nollywood’ reacts angrily to Charles Novia and Uzo Okpechi calling them ‘Instagram stars’
On the newly aired show, renowned filmmakers Charles Novia, Moses Inwang and Uzodinma Okpechi were invited to talk about the industry and they didn't have nice words to say.
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8 Nollywood directors Nigerians should be very proud of
These filmmakers have pushed the envelope to ensure that their works not only stand out, they are also nailed on to stand the test of time.
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Femi Odugbemi’s ‘Gidi Blues’ and Lupita’s ‘Queen of Katwe’ to feature at the Urban World Film Festival
'Gidi Blues' features a stellar cast made up of Bukky Wright, Gideon Okeke, Tina Mba, Hauwa Allahbura, Lepacious Bose, and a cameo appearance by Banky W.
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Odunlade Adekola set to appear in 1st English movie
Much has been said about the versatile actor's inability to land roles in the English-speaking part of Nollywood.
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Odunlade Adekola set to welcome sister-in-law
Popular Nollywood actor, Odunlade Adekola is set to welcome a sister-in-law to the family.
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Dele Odule says most Yoruba films are unscripted and here’s why we totally agree
The veteran actor says 70% of Yoruba movies are improvisations, and anyone that has ever seen a Yoruba film will agree. Or how can you explain these subtitles?
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