Arie and Chuko Esiri’s Clarissa, a Nigerian reimagining of Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway, shines at TIFF 2026 with a stellar cast and compelling storytelling.
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From the controversy over Macklemore’s removal from Ed Sheeran’s tour to Fela Kuti’s political confrontations and Falz’s EndSARS presence, this piece examines whether artistes owe the public a political voice or whether silence is also a legitimate choice.
The Price of Neutrality: Do Artistes Owe the Public a Political Voice? Read More »
Ycee’s “Olodo Uprising” comments on the Afropolitan Podcast ignited debate over Nigeria’s shift away from celebrating academic excellence, but the deeper story lies in the country’s collapsing education system and the culture that grew in its place.
Olodo Uprising: Ycee, Peller, and the Honest Mirror of a Failing Nation Read More »
From humble beginnings to global acclaim, Nollywood’s evolution is a story of bold growth and creative triumph. Discover the gains, the shifts, and the vibrant future of African cinema.
Nollywood’s Evolution: What We Lost, What We Gained Read More »
Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery isn’t just a big streaming play; it would accelerate the slow death of movie theaters and hand Netflix unprecedented control over Hollywood’s most valuable IP.
Netflix’s Warner Bros Takeover Is Hollywood’s Most Dangerous Deal Yet Read More »