It was American singer and songwriter Marilyn Manson who said that music... Read More
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Nollywood actor Linda Osifo is the cover girl for VL magazine July 2020 issue. Looking fabulous, the actress talks to the magazine about growing up, acting, her current projects, thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic and many... Read More
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It was American singer and songwriter Marilyn Manson who said that music... Read More
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The New York Times has launched a literary project titled, The Decameron... Read More
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There are three stand-out scenes in the Ramsey Nouah directed, Steve Gukas produced, Nicole Asinugo and CJ Obasi scripted movie, Living in Bondage: Breaking Free The first happens in the opening minutes of the brilliant film while the second happens... Read More
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The Good Doctor Dami Ajayi reviews Oma Lay’s debut EP . Thelagosreview.ng resident music critic says the Port Harcourt boy is leading the vanguard of a change of guard in the Nigerian music scene. Apple Music agrees as it debuts... Read More
i When Sauti Sol’s Suzanna came up on my YouTube Music playlist a couple of weeks ago, I was completely oblivious of their presence on the African music scene. However, Suzanna has such melodic allure that I had to pause to Google who the hell this... Read More
Smack in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic, Illbliss, one of Nigeria’s most consistent and gifted rappers, drops his new body of work. One only needs to look at his discography to see a steady supply of hits and what... Read More
It was American singer and songwriter Marilyn Manson who said that music is the strongest form of magic. If magic is the power to enchant, then there is no better word than magic for describing this music inspired collection of... Read More
On Monday, June 29, 2020, two new books, ENCOUNTERS – LESSONS FROM MY JOURNALISM CAREER & SUCCESS IS NOT SERVED A LA CARTE by journalist and author, Azuh Arinze were exclusively unveiled to the media, virtually. Starting from today the... Read More
In her lyrical debut , Bassey Ikpi creates a fragile portrait of mental ill health as she lets us into her mind to explore the details of living with bipolar II disorder. The former Def Poetry Jam spoken word artist... Read More
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