In conversation with BellaNaija, Bucci Franklin reflects on the craft of acting, the sound of performance, and how storytelling can honour the women who raise us.

Part 5 delivers drama and dark magic, but its struggle to fuse folklore with modern storytelling leaves it uneven.

Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie has issued an emotional appeal to Igbos living abroad, especially those in Ghana, urging them to ...

Osunde said she will do whatever it takes to avoid poverty but noted that those actions must not compromise her self-respect ...

Nollywood actress, Jemima Osunde has revealed that poverty is her biggest fear. According to her, she can't survive in ...

Nigerian filmmaker Kayode Peters has been laid to rest in Canada. A video of his family bidding farewell has emerged online, ...

Kunle Afod has shared how his colleague, Oloto really died. In a post where he wrote a tribute to him, he said that the late ...

Redemption Queen, Olufemi O. Ikumapayi, Nigerian author and prophetic storyteller, steps into the role of creator and ...

Abati Adeotan Abidemi, widely known as Abatiade, is one of Nigeria’s rising stars who wears many hats: actor, skit maker, ...

Award-winning director Imoh Umoren is set to make a highly anticipated return to the screen with Lekki, a six-part noir ...

Veteran Nollywood actress and university lecturer, Dr. Joke Muyiwa, has debunked reports alleging she admitted to losing her ...

Los Angeles-based director and writer Niraj Pancholi shares his list of the best movies of all time - from black and white ...