Oluwatomiwa Ogunniyi

Netflix’s cultural phenomenon, “Bridgerton” returns with Benedict and Sophie’s Cinderella-inspired swoon-worthy love story at its core, promising intriguing romance on January 29

Alongside Jordan Coleman, Oyeneyin joins the cast of Tyler Perry’s drama series Sistas, which returns for its landmark tenth season this January.

Ibrahim Yekini’s indigenous YouTube series Koleoso has emerged as Nigeria’s most searched series of 2025, ranking multiple times in Google Nigeria’s top ten search charts.

FX has released new posters for Ryan Murphy’s dark thriller The Beauty, confirming a January 21, 2026 premiere on FX and Hulu, with Disney+ handling international release.

Ejiro Onojaife reflects on her Nollywood rise, AMVCA nomination, and starring roles in Behind the Scenes and The Covenant this December.

From influencers to music stars, here’s who could make up a Nigerian version of Showmax’s reality series The Mommy Club.

From breakout performances to steady creative momentum, these actors and filmmakers shaped Nollywood’s conversation in 2025 through consistency, range, and ambition.

From veteran actors to daring TV personalities to music legends, those who are born under the Sagittarius zodiac sign are not just optimistic but can be overly candid as well

Hosted by KieKie and VJ Adams in Lagos, the 17th BON Awards stood as a vibrant testament to Nollywood’s continued growth while celebrating established actors and actresses in Nollywood

Akinola Davies Jr. (My Father’s Shadow), Rashida Seriki (Leaving Ikorodu in 1999), and Wunmi Mosaku (Sinners) are among the nominees at the 46th London Critics’ Circle Film Awards, joining a diverse slate of global talent ahead of the February 1 ceremony in London