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Everything Your Favorite Celebrities Have Been Wearing Lately!

Toke Makinwa

Noble Igwe

Bimbo Thomas

Waje

Adunni Ade

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MOVIE REVIEW: Paula Patton’s Pulse-pounding Performance in 'TRAFFIK' Reminds Us Why We Adore Her!

TRAFFIK is one movie we won’t forget in a long time because it leaves us cinematically satisfied. What a movie!

The film is about a couple on a romantic weekend in the mountains accosted by a biker gang. Brea played by Paula Patton and John, played by Omar Epps defend themselves against the gang who will stop at nothing to protect their secrets.

TRAFFIK is super intense and literally shows us what a thriller should be. It entertains us just as much as it enlightens us about sex trafficking in the world. It is my kind of movie because it leaves me intellectually curious and I was truly fulfilled by the time it ended.

I was particularly impressed with the camera work by Dante Spinotti, and stellar performance from the duo of Paula Patton and Omar Epps who were the lead characters.  They were absolutely phenomenal. I’m a huge fan of Paula so I went to see the film with very high expectations, and boy was it worth it! She was a delight to watch as it was obvious she had mastered her role and the requirements which

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MOVIE REVIEW: Why You Should Watch RULE NO 1

RULE NO 1 is the romantic comedy to watch! Why? Because it raises the bar and so graciously defines the true meaning of a romantic comedy.

The film follows the story of two best friends Tega and Stephanie played by Chinonso Young, and Keira Hewatch who share completely different personalities; one is the life of the party and the other, conservative. Their friendship is tested when a play boy gets involved with both of them without their knowledge.

RULE NO 1 isn’t a perfect film, but a very good one; It tells a not so uncommon story in a refreshing way! This movie was so relaxing and lovely to watch. I enjoyed almost all the scenes and the characters were quite believable; I was absolutely blown away by Keira Hewatch’s performance. She nailed her role!

Lest I forget, when I say the characters were believable, this was up until we got to the concluding scenes where the ladies found out they had been seeing the same guy. I honestly wasn’t expecting them to make a joke of such a ‘serious matter’. Okay, maybe I’m old-fashioned and it really isn’t such a big deal to lose your virginity to a guy who is sleeping with your best friend. What do

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25 Eye-popping Aso Ebi Styles From #destiny18

Hello fashionistas! How is the week going? Check out these super cute asoebi styles from our wedding party of the week between Desola and Temitayo which took place on Saturday, June 2, 2018 at T&T Parkwest Events Centre, Lagos. Here's wishing y'all a beautiful weekend!
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Everything Your Favorite Celebrities Have Been Wearing Lately!

Tana Adelana

Toke Makinwa

Davido

Bolanle Olukanni

Sound Sultan

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MOVIE REVIEW- Moses Inwang’s ‘Crazy People’

What do you say when you watch a film, which gracefully serves you a superb production, stellar cast and a top-notch story? Well, you don’t say anything. You simply doff your hat!

Produced and directed by Moses Inwang, the movie which parades A-listers such as Ramsey Nouah, Ireti Doyle, Chigul, Monalisa Chinda, and a host of others is a psychological comic thriller which sheds light on mental health issues in a funny, yet educative manner.

Did I enjoy this movie? No! It was more than enjoyment, I learnt a lot from ‘Crazy People’. The truth here is, I can’t even find faults because this was a fantastic production which paraded highly impressive acting, and the icing on the cake being a thought-provoking message.

At the end of the film, I asked myself if this really is a Nollywood production because it simply lacked the common errors associated with Nigerian films.

Even though I thought ‘Crazy People’ could have been funnier than we saw, I was particularly impressed with

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Davido

Toke Makinwa

Laide Bakare

Beverly Naya

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MOVIE REVIEW- Toyin Abraham’s “The Ghost and The Tout”

Are you a fan of rib-tickling street comedy? If yes, this one right here is for you! 

First off, even though I couldn’t stand the continuity errors in this movie and felt some scenes were absolutely unnecessary, I am happy to inform you that the movie made me laugh. Yes, I laughed, and isn’t that the whole essence of comedy? 

Hold up! Shall I give you a synopsis of this movie? Written and produced by Toyin Abraham, directed by Charles Uwagbai and Biodun Stephen, The Ghost and The Tout follows the story of ‘Isila’, played by Toyin Abraham who grew up in a ghetto and met with a ghost after an unfortunate incident. Soon her life is thrown into a series of drama which only her can see and understand.

Like I noted earlier, this movie gets my thumbs up for actually fulfilling the role of a comedy the way it should, but my thumbs are down for so many technical errors which made my head ache. Why on earth were we served so many unnecessary and boring scenes in the first few minutes of this movie? My biggest issues with ‘The Ghost and The Tout’ are the continuity, sound, and overacting which Toyin Abraham should guard against in her subsequent productions.

It’s so hard to forgive the overacting from most of the characters. The directors were okay with this? Ah! The Dele Odule and Chiwetalu Agu screaming scenes were beyond me! I just couldn’t deal. And how Lasisi Elenu

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Fashion Meets History - The Tafawa Balewa Square

Originally called “Race Course”, the Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS) is a 14.5 hectare ceremonial ground on Lagos Island constructed in 1972 in memory of Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, the first Prime Minister of Nigeria.

Built on a defunct rack for horse racing, TBS is bounded by Force road, Cable street, Catholic Mission street, the 26-storey Independence building, and Awolowo road.

The Tafawa Balewa square can easily accommodate 50,000 people and boasts of gigantic sculptures of four white horses hovering above the gate and seven red eagles which are symbols from the national emblem signifying strength and dignity.

The square also possesses other monuments such as the Remembrance Arcade constructed to honour veterans and victims of

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Celebrities Wearing Stuff

Everything Your Favorite Celebrities Have Been Wearing Lately!

Waje

Davido

Toke Makinwa

Timaya

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