Category: ENTERTAINMENT


  • A New Alice? Sabrina Carpenter to Lead and Produce Wonderland-Inspired Musical

    Sabrina Carpenter is stepping into a new era of her career, and this time sheโ€™s doing it with a little bit of magic. The pop star and actress has officially signed on to star in and produce a new musical film inspired by Alice in Wonderland, marking one of her biggest screen commitments yet. For…

  • Entertainment Week Ghana 2025 Launches in Partnership with Idris Elba

    Ghana is set to host a major celebration of creativity this December as Entertainment Week Ghana 2025 makes its debut from December 21โ€“27. The week-long festival, launched in partnership with internationally acclaimed actor and producer Idris Elba, promises to spotlight the countryโ€™s growing influence in film, music, and the broader creative industries. Entertainment Week Ghana…

  • B.B. King Biopic in Development Featuring Music Contributions from Aloe Blacc

    A new biopic chronicling the life and legacy of blues legend B.B. King is reportedly in development, drawing interest from fans and the music industry alike. While full details about the project remain scarce, reports suggest that the estate of B.B. King is involved, signaling that the film aims to authentically capture the life of…

  • Adele Makes Her Big-Screen Debut in Tom Fordโ€™s Haunting Cry to Heaven

    Adele is officially stepping into a new spotlight, and this time, it isnโ€™t a stage, a studio, or an award show podium. The British powerhouse vocalist is set to make her big-screen acting debut in Tom Fordโ€™s adaptation of Anne Riceโ€™s Cry to Heaven, a move that has sent fans, film critics, and the fashion-film…

  • Black Coffee Brings the Heat Home: โ€œAfrica Is Not a Jungleโ€ Takes Over Durban and Johannesburg

    Black Coffee is gearing up for a massive November, headlining two โ€œAfrica Is Not a Jungleโ€ concerts that are already stirring excitement across South Africaโ€™s electronic and house music communities. The first show lands in Durban on November 8, marking the movementโ€™s return to one of its most loyal cities. The energy is expected to…

  • Nigeria Leads Africaโ€™s Entertainment & Media Growth with 11.2% Surge in 2024

    A new report has highlighted Nigeria as the leading driver of entertainment and media market growth in Africa, recording an impressive 11.2 percent expansion in 2024. The countryโ€™s surge was powered by steady gains in music streaming, digital advertising, and content exports, positioning Nigeria as a key force within the continentโ€™s fast-evolving creative economy. The…

  • AFRIMA 2026 Rescheduled to 7โ€“11 January in Lagos, Nigeria

    The 9th edition of the All-Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) has officially been rescheduled to take place from 7 to 11 January 2026 in Lagos, Nigeria. This decision comes after extensive consultations with artists, producers, industry stakeholders, and representatives from across Africa and the diaspora, reflecting AFRIMAโ€™s commitment to inclusivity and collaboration. The rescheduled dates aim…

  • From Screens to Stages: Australians Reaffirm Love for Live Music

    A new global survey by Live Nation has reaffirmed what many in the industry already sense the appetite for live music is not just back; itโ€™s thriving. According to the report, 42% of Australians say they prefer live music over other forms of entertainment, underscoring the emotional and cultural power of concerts in shaping audience…

  • China-Nigeria Cultural Diplomacy Hits a High Note in Abuja Music Competition

    The 2025 Chineseโ€‘English Singing Competition in Abuja offered more than a platform for musical talent, it was a live demonstration of cultural diplomacy in action. The event, which featured both Chinese and Nigerian contestants, deliberately emphasized inclusion of Nigerian indigenous languages in performances, signaling Chinaโ€™s growing interest in Nigeriaโ€™s music ecosystem as part of its…

  • HYBEโ€™s Billion-Dollar Rhythm: How the BTS Empire Keeps Rewriting the Music Business

    HYBE, the South Korean powerhouse behind BTS, NewJeans, and Seventeen, has once again proven that itโ€™s not just a music label itโ€™s a global entertainment machine. The company reported over half a billion USD in revenue for Q3 2025, marking a stunning 231% surge in concert income year-on-year. Itโ€™s a remarkable figure even by K-pop…