The Jos Repertory Theatre is set to host the 16th edition of the Jos International Festival of Theatre, a five-day...
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Percival Everett’s groundbreaking novel James, a radical retelling of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from the perspective of the enslaved...
The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) has announced its opening film for the 78th edition, taking place from August 14-20,...
Sir Salman Rushdie is poised to make his first in-person appearance since a stabbing attack left him blind in one...
A-list actors and singers had their names mentioned during the jury selection process in Sean “Diddy” Combs’ trial in New...
Rema has staked his claim among the genre’s elite, delivering a spectacular debut performance at New York City’s iconic Madison...
Anthem Press has announced the release of “An Ethos of Transdisciplinarity,” a compelling study of Toyin Falola’s vast intellectual contributions...
A seminal exhibition in the historic South Street Seaport is boldly reshaping the landscape of contemporary art. “The Golden Thread...
Kokopelli Gallery is set to host a thought-provoking solo exhibition by Ronke Komos, titled “What Endures, What Fades”. The exhibition,...
Amazon has announced the return of its Kindle Storyteller Award, a literary prize that celebrates the best of self-published storytelling,...
A groundbreaking literary competition is set to shake up the publishing world, offering a whopping £75,000 prize to an aspiring...
In the final pages, as Oga Simon faces an uncertain future, the tension between hope and despair, between the self he has become and the man he longs to be, reaches a sad crescendo. Although the road ahead remains fraught with peril, there is an undeniable sense that redemption, while elusive, is still within his grasp
