entertainment industry

As Taylor Swift claims her fourth consecutive year as the world's top-selling artist, Nigeria's film industry delivers its strongest opening weekend yet with 'Love and New Notes', while streaming giants face scrutiny over superficial storytelling.

As veteran actress Mama Awero vows to act until death and Mercy Johnson-Okojie enters politics, Nigeria's film industry reveals its expanding influence across generations and sectors.

A Nigerian film secures international distribution while American-South African artist Doja Cat's homecoming sparks renewed conversation about diaspora identity and cultural belonging.

From corporate stages to spiritual gatherings, Sammy Sodeke, Mary Chinda, and Nathaniel Bassey represent distinct threads in Nigeria's evolving cultural tapestry, each wielding influence through music, literature, and faith.

Gospel musician Ayefele dismisses copyright infringement allegations from Beautiful Nubia, while Afrobeats star Davido offers fans a glimpse into his family's domestic arrangements, revealing contrasting narratives of artistic integrity and celebrity intimacy.

Zimbabwe's historic T20 World Cup upset and Nigeria's booming entertainment sector reveal the continent's rising cultural and sporting power, even as African athletes abroad confront institutional prejudice in European football.

The star-studded premiere of 'Love and New Notes' in Lagos highlights the continent's growing film industry, even as creators grapple with evolving digital revenue models that promise to reshape African cinema's economic foundations.