Oluwatomiwa Ogunniyi

Akay Mason’s “Five Figures” Commerces Filming, Reveals Cast as the film explores a gripping narrative centered on some distinct individuals navigating a treacherous world where power can effortlessly silence the truth

Adenike Adebayo-Esho on Love, Campus Life and Crafting an Experience for Audiences With “Tele x Zikora” as the film, which wrapped shooting in mid-May 2026, following 16 days of cross-continent production and is set to hit cinemas later in the year.

Meji Alabi’s “Surviving Biafra” presents differing perspectives of the Biafra war from those on both sides, featuring eyewitness accounts, previously unseen archive footage from the frontline and highly personal accounts from soldiers and civilians, set to premiere June 1

Oluseyi Asurf, the acclaimed director discusses the personal and cultural roots that inspired the upcoming film, “Iyaloja”, and reflects on the opportunity to explore flawed characters navigating deeply rigid systems

This marks Kerry Washington’s latest collaboration with Hulu, where she previously starred in and executive produced Little Fires Everywhere and UnPrisoned

Starting from August 28, visitors will be transported to Club Juke, where they encounter red‑eyed vampires Remmick, Bert, and Joan, alongside fan‑favorite characters Sammie, Mary, Annie, Pearline, and Cornbread, caught in a deadly struggle between twins Smoke and Stack and the bloodthirsty creatures

From Kunle Afolayan’s Film Village to National Theatre in Lagos, here are some cultural landmarks worth visiting

From structural, avant-garde gowns to highly ambitious architectural pieces inspired by German cathedrals, this year’s AMVCA was more than just a glamorous evening, the award event put a massive spotlight on the celebrities’ sense of style

This is called traction alopecia, which is a form of gradual hair loss caused by repetitive, long-term tension on the hair follicles, typically from tight hairstyles like braids, ponytails, and extensions

Cannes Short–nominated designer and founder of Kaizen Stoodios, Iyebiye Adeitan, discusses his creative process designing film posters in Nollywood and how he is ensuring that film posters aren’t a dying culture through his exhibitions called “The Big Swerve from Ebinpejo Lane”