This week, our Woman Crush Wednesday is the inimitable Queen Nwokoye, a veteran whose name is synonymous with authenticity, range, and an unwavering connection to the roots of African storytelling. Often hailed as the "Queen of Indigenous Movies," she is a
There are crushes, and then there is Daniel Etim-Effiong. He’s the guy who makes you realize that being a "fine boy" is just the starting point. This
Nile Cinemas has taken another big step in its journey in Nigeria’s cinema industry. Just one year after launching its operations, the cinema
Following public criticism from the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) over the title of the new film A Very Dirty Christmas,
A good review, a respected critic, maybe a solid TV trailer, and you’d decide if a movie was worth your money.
Nollywood actor and producer Abdulateef Adedimeji continues to deepen his imprint on historical storytelling with Kiriji (The Ekiti–Parapo War).
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has officially announced the shortlists for the 98th Oscars.
This week, our Woman Crush Wednesday is the inspiring and multifaceted Bamike Olawunmi-Adenibuyan, known affectionately as BamBam. She is the embodime
FilmOne Entertainment shone at this year’s Best of Nollywood (BON) Awards, clinching nine awards across diverse categories in a night that celebrated
Uzee’s real mission is what seals the deal for us, he absolutely refused to let the Nigerian film industry be divided by region or language.
Nigerian filmmaker Cheta Chukwu’s feature film project, To Catch a Falling Sky, has won two major awards at the 2025 Red Sea Souk Project Market
Funke Akindele has done it again. Her new film Behind The Scenes (BTS) has shattered records before its official release, pulling in an impressive
