Even Genevieve Nnaji says ‘Damn!’ to Oluchi Orlandi’s high slit skirt
The dress designed by luxury Ghanaian fashion brand Christie Brown, the dress showed off a slit which ran straight to the upper end of Oluchi's laps...
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Looking Good: Dolapo Oni kicks off recording with ‘Moments With Mo’
Dolapo Oni seems to be settling down pretty well in her new job as co-host on popular talk show Moments With Mo'...
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Charles Novia reviews the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards
The AMVCA was a night of Screen Magic. Next time though, the organisers must wave their wands better. However, this first edition was a good ‘Presto’!
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Ghanaian actor, Majid Michel joins the Tinsel team
NET gathered that the AMAA-winning actor has completed the filming of his scenes which will begin to appear on the soap starting from Tuesday, February 19, 2013.
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Tinsel stars in surprise wedding
Fairy tales indeed do come true and the duo of Iyke Okechukwu and Florence Uwaleke are living examples.
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EXCLUSIVE: Ashionye speaks on her N50m movie, real reasons EMETE broke up, and her very many talents
In this interview, Ashionye Michelle Raccah speaks to NET about the real reason her girl-group broke up, her journey into movie production and whether she's returning to the music scene.
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'I thank God I didn't win Big Brother Nigeria' – Gideon Okeke
With his role in the MNET soap, Tinsel, Gideon Okeke strikes many as an actor to watch out for. In this interview, he shares with us how he copes with the challenges of being a popular actor, and how the educational system in the country has negatively affected him.
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Tinsel replaces Matilda Obaseki
Five months after her engagement, Tinsel actress, Matilda Obaseki has been announced pregnant and has since been relieved of her role...
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Tinsel calls for auditions!
Tinsel, one of Nigeria's most intriguing family soap opera has announced auditions...
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Editorial: Another Season of Reality Shows
It's not the formula of the formats that's wrong; not the winners they choose. The problem is not from the brands or the show producers. The problem lies with the entertainment industry (or its lack) in Nigeria...
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