Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movies. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 05, 2013

Photo Of The Day: Just For Laughs...

 

This is hilarious! 
Pictured above is a 'ghost' in a home video, making a call! 

Hahahaha
This happens only in Nigeri!

Peep another photo below:

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Exclusive: 1st Photos From Rukky Sanda's 'Keeping My Man' Movie Premiere

Rukky Sanda
Tonto Dikeh
Dammy Krane mehn

Big Brother Africa Contestant, Bimp

AY Comedian
 
AY and Denrele
These are some of the photos from Rukky Sanda's Movie premiere. The event took place last night at WheatBaker Hotel Ikoyi, Lagos. 
We hear it was star-studded. Even former Big Brother Africa #TheChase contestant Bimp, was in attendance. 
The only down side to the event is Rukky Sanda lost her phones! 

more photos later.

Nollywood Actress Ebube Nwagbo Flaunts Perfect Figure At Rukky Sanda's Movie Premiere [Photo]


This figure on her is wow!!! 
I just like how she flaunts it! Yeah, you got it, flaunt it!! 


Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Ghanaian Actress Juliet Ibrahim Star With Hollywood Acts in New Movie, ‘African Time’


Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim has really stepped up her game. 
She's currently starring in Kelechi Eke’s movie alongside Hollywood acts from Tyler Perry’s 'Diary of a Mad Black Woman' and 'Meet The Browns'.
The movie which is soon to be released is titled 'African time'.

The film is about 'African Time' a phrase used to describe the relaxed attitude that many Africans exhibit towards time. It seems to have become a part of African culture in that most African events tend to begin a few hours after the specified start time.
This becomes frustrating to those Africans that like to be punctual. Ironically, many Africans that are late to various social events are seldom late to work and to other engagements of interest. This fact questions whether 'African Time' is really a culture or a Choice. This story is full of humor and explores the issue of late coming among Africans and unveils some possible solutions for the infamous African Time.

Good for her!

Friday, September 06, 2013

Singer Omawumi Gets Two Movie Award Nominations



Beautiful singer Omawumi Megbele, who made her acting debut in 2012, has been nominated for two movie awards.

She was earlier on nominated as the Most Promising Actress in the GIAMA Golden Icons Academy Movie Awards. She has received another nomination in the Best Supporting Actress Category for the 2013 Zulu African Film Academy Awards (ZAFAA) scheduled to take place later this year.

She is being recognised for her role in Yvonne Nelson's movie, House of Gold.

Other nominees for the Best Supporting Actress category is Tana Adelana for Single and Married, Beverly Naya for Brother’s Keeper and Martha Ankoma for Cartel.

For her to bag two nominations in her first two movies, I think she'll excel in the movie industry... 

Congrats to her!

Thursday, August 22, 2013

New Movie: Mercy Johnson, Nse Ikpe-Etim & Clarion Chukwura go Wild in "Hustlers" | Watch the Trailer


This is a new movie off the stables of movie producer Elvis Chucks. 

The movie stars top Nollywood actresses including Mercy Johnson, Nse Ikpe-Etim and Clarion Chukwura in their wildest characters.

Rising Nollywood talents I.K Ogbonna and Chelsea Eze also star in the production. It is set to hit the cinemas in November 2013.
[Watch Trailer below]

Friday, July 19, 2013

Yvonne Nelson's 'House of Gold' Movie Premieres today @ Silverbird, Lagos

 
Ghanaian Actress Yvonne Nelson is set to premiere her movie House of Gold, at Silverbird Galleria, Lagos.
The event is slated to kick off 6pm Nigerian time.

Friday, July 12, 2013

Photo of the Day: Make Up-Free Ghanaian Actress, Nadia Buari

 
Beautiful Nadia...
The actress shared this photo on her twitter page yesterday with a caption of no make-up/ just food and movies...
She looks great even without make up...
No wonder Jim Iyke is stuck!

Thursday, July 04, 2013

Genevieve Nnaji, Desmond Eliot, Ini Edo, Jim Iyke others Nominated for African Film Critics’ Awards

 
The nominations list for the third annual Nollywood & African Film Critics’ Awards (NAFCA) has been released. The NAFCA awards recognises excellence of professionals in the African film industry.
Scheduled to take place at the Warner Theatre, Washington DC, USA on Saturday 14th September 2013, the awards ceremony will see some of the biggest names in the African film industry in attendance.

Other African acts also nominated for the prestigious award in different categories are Majid Michel, Beverly Naya, Emem Isong, Genevieve Nnaji, Kofi Adjorlolo, Charles Novia, Yvonne Nelson, Van Vicker, Joseph Benjamin, Iretiola Doyle, Monalisa Chinda, Ini Edo, Kunle Afolayan, and Jackie Appiah.
Music Stars P-Square, 2Face Idibia, Flavour and Timaya are also nominated for awards

See the full list of nominees below:

General Categories:
Best Film
Alan Poza
Ninah’s Dowry
Weekend Getaway
One Night in Vegas
Le Silence Pure

Best Indigenous Film
The Blessed Curse
The Hands of Fate
Le Silence Pure
Deceit of the gods

Best Drama
Alan Poza
The Hunters
Le Silence Pure
Weekend Getaway
Ninah’s Dowry

Best Comedy
Alan Poza
Mrs. Somebody
American Mama
Wife for Ozobia
Unguarded

Best Docu-Drama
A Wish – Brest Cancer
The Hand of Fate – HIV
Boys Cry – Bullying
Ninah’s Dowry – Dowry
Le Silence Pure

Best TV/Online Series
Wife for Ozobia
African Connection
Adams Apple

Best Short Film/Trailer
The Fetus
Unspoken
Hungry For You Honey
Five

Best Cinematography
A Wish
Alan Poza
Ninah’s Dowry
Weekend Getaway
One Night in Vegas

Best Screenplay
Letters to My Mother
Boys Cry
Alan Poza
Ninah’s Dowry
One Night in Vegas

Best Editing
Weekend Getaway
Alan Poza
Ninah’s Dowry
One Night in Vegas
Boys Cry

Best Sound
Page 36
Ninah’s Dowry
Turning Point
One Night in Vegas
Boys Cry

Best Original Score
America The True Dream – The Fetus
Crazy World – Somewhere in Baltimore
Zahara Loliwe – Pink Poison
False Engagement – False Engagement
Pariwo – Mind of the Enemy

Best Visual Effects
The Blessed Curse
One Night in Vegas
The Hunters
Temperamental
The Fetus

Best Costume
The Price
Unguarded
Page 36
African Connection
Le Silence Pure

Best Make-up
The Blessed Curse
The Fetus
Temperamental
Ninah’s Dowry
The Price

Best Actor in a leading Role
Majid Michel – The Price
Ramsey Nouah – Weekend Getaway
Adjetey Anang – The Hunters
Jim Iyke – Blood or Wine
Anurin Nwunembom – Ninah’s Diary

Best Actress in a leading role
Beverly Naya – Alan Poza
Jackie Appiah – The Hunters
Iretiola Doyle – Torn
Mbufung Seikeh – Ninah’s Diary
Genevieve Nnaji – Weekend Getaway

Best Actor in a supporting role
Adjetey Annang – Letters to My Mother
Eddie Watson – Letters to My Mother
John Ijie – The Hands of Fate
Kofi Adjorlolo – The Price
Uti Nwachkwu – Weekend Getaway

Best Actress in a supporting role
Kalsume Sinare – The Price
Patience Ozokwor – American Mama
Ini Edo – Weekend Getaway
Beverly Naya – Weekend Getaway
Monalisa Chinda – Weekend Getaway

Best Child Actor in a Film
Oley Saidykhan – The Hands of Fate
Elijah Kondeh – Boys Cry
Boakai Kimbo – Boys Cry
Ceareh Hamiltonc – Boys Cry
Marisha Nayee – Angel & the Mailman

Best Director in a Film
Charles Novia – Alan Poza
Pascal Amanfo – Letters to My Mother
Tom Robson – Mrs. Somebody
Desmond Elliot – Weekend Getaway
Victor Viyuoh – Ninah’s Dowry

Diaspora Categories
Best film in Diaspora
Le Silence Pure
Page 36
One Night in Vegas
Boys Cry
Unguarded

Best Drama Diaspora Film
Turning Point
Page 36
Boys Cry
Unguarded
One Night in Vegas

Best Screenplay Diaspora Film
Turning Point
Page 36
One Night in Vegas
Boys Cry
Unguarded

Best Cinematography Diaspora Film
Turning Point
Page 36
One Night in Vegas
Black Money
Le Silence Pure

Best Actor in a leading role Diaspora Film
Igoni Archibong – Turning Point
Pascal Atuma – Secret Past
Egbi Perez – Page 36
Montel Swaray – Temperamental
John Dumelo – One Night in Vegas

Best Actress in a leading role Diaspora
Yvonne Nelson – One Night in Vegas
Jackie Appiah – Turning Point
Uche Jombo – Unguarded
Marie Solo Peters – Le Silence Pure
Fatima Koroma – Nurses from Hell

Best Actor in a supporting role Diaspora Film
Ernie Hudson – Turning Point
Jimmy Jean Louis – One Night in Vegas
Ash Da Vito – African Connection
Van Vicker – One Night in Vegas
Michael Blackson – One Night in Vegas

Best Actress in a supporting role Diaspora Film
Merlisa Langellier – Page 36
KD Hubert – Turning Point
Sarodj Bertin – One Night in Vegas
Gloria Washington – Nurses From Hell
Chisom Oz Lee – Unguarded

Best Director in a Diaspora Film
Mitchel .A. Jones – Boys Cry
John Uche – One Night In Vegas
Robert Peters – Le Silence Pure
Don Okolo – Page 36
Bethels Aguomoh – Unguarded

Nollywood & African People’s Choice Awards
Favourite Actor
Benedict Johnson
Joseph Benjamin
Majid Michel
Emmanuel Mensah
Chamberlyne Okoro

Favourite Actress
Ify Hollywood
Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
Fatima Jabbe
Monalisa Chinda
Queen Amina

Favourite Director
Kunle Afolayan
Prinze Whyee
Ibrahim Ceesay
Pascal Amanfo
Kathryn Fasegha

Favourite Screenwriter
Emem Isong
Andrew Campbell
Pascal Amanfo

Favourite Male Artiste Diaspora
Koby Maxwell
Sky J
Dacapo

Favourite Female Artiste Diaspora
Katumbella
Twissa
Soleil Diva
Uba Unwudiwe

Favourite Artiste of the Year
Yemi Sax
2 Face Idibia
P-Square

Favourite Song of the Year by
2 Face Idibia
P-Square – Beautiful Onyinye
Flavour – Ashawo

Favourite Video of the Year by
Timaya
P-Square –  Beautiful Onyinye
Flavour – Ashawo

The NAFCA Special Honours
Lifetime Achievement Awards
President Jonathan E. Goodluck (Federal Republic of Nigeria)
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (Republic of Liberia)

Image Awards
HE Hon. First Lady Dr. Patience Goodluck (Federal Republic of Nigeria)
Amobi Okoye – Humanitarian (USA)
Curtis Jackson – Humanitarian (USA)
Hon. Speaker Tambuwal – Humanitarian (Federal Republic of Nigeria)

Special NAFCA Patriot Awards
Engr. Noah Dallaji – Humanitarian (Nigeria)
Kabiru Nuhu Poloma – Humanitarian Nollywood Friendly (Nigeria)
Prince Tom Ateke – Humanitarian/Nollywood Friendly (Nigeria)

Wednesday, July 03, 2013

Yvonne Nelson's Movie 'House of Gold', Premieres in Nigeria, 19th July - Press Release

Press Release:

Barely few months after release in Ghanaian cinemas, the Yvonne Nelson and Media GH production seems to be fast breaking a record set by their last movie Single & Married. With overwhelming review by industry professionals and African movie fans, the star studded movie has since its grand premiere in Accra and widespread screening across Ghana stayed in the minds of many as the best comedy film produced from Ghana in 2013.

The movie scores great applause in all relevant areas ranging from best picture, amazing continuity, classic directing, resonate sound track, gorgeous costume, clean make up, and outstanding lead role acting by Majid Michel & Yvonne Nelson. One very great revelation to the African movie scene is the introduction of Ghana’s highly talented new face Umar Krupp who played well a controversial role that most actors wouldn’t dare. Umar is poised to soon dominate our screens with his seemingly amazing talent.

One cannot talk of a great movie such as House of Gold without appreciating the sharp transformation of two of Africa’s most celebrated musicians Iceprince Zamani & Omawumi Megbele who proved their overwhelming dynamism by starring in the movie.

Talk of a refreshing way of cracking your ribs and it surely has to be with House of Gold, the family’s preferred choice of nonstop comic action on screen.

Slated to begin screening in Nigerian cinemas from July 19th 2013, Executive Producers Media GH are poised to further offer many African movie fans the viewing pleasure of the resounding hit movie in partnership with its distributors across the continent and proceed to annex many coveted awards.


Watch the trailer below:

Friday, June 28, 2013

Ghanaian Actress Juliet Ibrahim Under Fire for Attacking OJB on Social Media

Hahahahahaha Hohohohohoho Hehehehehehe
Wonder why I'm laughing? Continue to see for yourself!
I trust my Naija people!
So Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim took to Instagram yesterday to post something she wrote on OJB Jezreel's present health condition.

Honestly,  after reading the write-up, my first reaction was anger.
Read below:

The Ghanaian actress posted the message you see above on instagram and ever since people have not stopped raining all manner of insults on her (not that I blame them)...

See some hilarious responses below:





Okay, let me reply her write-up line for line.

Juliet Ibrahim, really, first of all, Who asked you to speak on this OJB topic?  Who are the ignorant people you are referring to? Bloggers? Your fans? OJB's fans? Music lovers? Or the Entire public? 
Mind you, only ignorant 'celebs' make such statements and if you were not so ignorant, you would have understood, after not less than 5 years in the Nigerian entertainment industry, that celebs don't say such things... go and check the facebook walls/ twitter timelines of our very own nollywood celebs, and see if you'll find anything like this your so called  write-up to address OJB's predicament. U should LEARN! Do you think a lot of 'celebs' don't feel the same way you do? Trust me, they do! But they don't talk about it! Rather they donate or keep their mouths shut!
I agree that every celeb has his/her own family responsibilities, but did you say you donate any way you can? Which one is any way? The media is here to donate by broadcasting the ill news and keeping every one informed! You (celebs) on the other hand and well-meaning Nigerians are expected to donate cash, (of course if you want to)! And who told you other people are not helping out? They are! 
You should know that the media will always write 'Psquare did this... Don Jazzy did that...' because they are celebs! If a wealthy uncle of OJB or an old friend donates, we (the media) would not blog/report it because they are not celebs! We even might not get wind of it because they will not go snapping pictures like y'all do!
I'm sure not all those tagging you in tweets are aware you run a kidney foundation! But what if they are? What if you do?? Who cares about the exact cost of the kidney transplant? 
It is common knowledge that the exact amount for the transplant isn't what should be gotten, as other miscellaneous expenses might be incurred!

Finally, what is the exact purpose of this write-up? To make people aware you run a kidney foundation? To get more people to vote you/your foundation @ the City People Awards? Or just cheap publicity? Are you indirectly calling the #SaveOJB campaign a fraud?

Hmmmm, no beef oh, my dear people, I know the beautiful Juliet Ibrahim just the way you guys know her as a Ghanaian actress... But this is my view on this...

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

New Movie: 'Number One Fan' Starring Juliet Ibrahim

 
Nollywood Actress Juliet Ibrahim is out with her first ever self-produced movie Number One Fan. 
Watch the trailer of below
It features AY the comedian, Yemi Blaq, Emmanuel V.Mensah, Juliet Ibrahim, Kofi Adjorlolo, Kc Ejelonu, Narsh Smith, Sonia Ibrahim, Prince David Osei, Eddie Nartey, Zainab Sheriff, Keitta Osei, Selorm Galley, Stephanie Owusu, Majid Michel and several others.

Friday, June 07, 2013

Beautiful Ghanaian Actress Kafui Daunku Premieres Movie 'Letters to My Mother'

 
Fast rising Ghanian actresses Kafui Daunku is set to bring down the roofs of the Silverbird Cinema Galleria Lagos, Nigeria, as she premieres her 1st movie - LETTERS TO MY MOTHER on June 14 2013 at 6:00 pm.
The ABC Pictures Production LETTERS TO MY MOTHER is written and directed by the award winning movie director, Pascal Amanfo
Letters To My Mother is a true life story centered around hatred, deceit, and lies. 

It is a must watch!
See the trailer below:
 

Wednesday, June 05, 2013

Photos: Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie take all Six of their Kids out for dinner... to Celebrate Angelina's 38th Birthday

Brad and Angelina were seen out with their six lovely kids in Berlin on Tuesday, to celebrate Angelina's 38th birthday.
 
Although the family have been through a lot recently, they still made out time to have fun together.

See more photos below: