Thursday, 6 February 2014

Joselyn Dumas, The Hottest Celeb In Ghana?

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J Martins and wife delivered of a baby boy

Pop-singer, J Martins and wife have welcomed their first child on Tuesday Feb. 4th.2014, a baby boy.
”Good morning, Congratulations to me because my wife has been delivered of a Bouncing Baby Boy late last night at Gwinnett Medical Center, Atlanta, Georgia. His name Jason, both mother, baby and father are fine and in good condition. Join us and thank God”. J Martins announced.

Jason was delivered at the Gwinnett Medical Center, 1000, Medical Center Blvd, Lawrenceville, GA 30046, Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

The boy’s birth came at exactly 9 months after his parent’s nuptial ceremony which happened on Thursday, May 30, 2013 at the Protea Hotel ,Oakwood, Lekki. It was a private party for the couple that had about 200 of their friends, colleagues and family members in attendance.

Report says baby, his mom and even the dad are all doing very well…Congratulations guys

Wednesday, 5 February 2014

Timaya in Love With His Babymama,And Daughter


 

  
Timaya and his babymama Barbara welcomed their daughter Emmanuella back in 2012. Nearly two years later, Barbara still looks great and her proud boo couldn’t resist showing her off.

Sexy Rita Dominic Made The Cover Girl For Genevieve Magazine’s February 2014 Edition

Check out Rita Dominic on the cover of the latest edition of one of the nation’s favourite fashion and lifestyle magazine, Genevieve magazine.

Whites dominate Hollywood – British-Nigerian Actor Hakeem Kae Kazeem

Nigerian Born Hollywood actor, Hakeem Kae Kazim, has revealed that he turned down several Nollywood scripts as such scripts did not match his standard.

In an interview with HipHopWorld, the British-Nigerian, who played George Rutaganda in the Academy Award-nominated movie, Hotel Rwanda, also disclosed how director, Obi Emelonye, wooed him over to Nollywood with the script of Last Flight To Abuja.

“I did the TV series called 24, up in Los Angeles, United States, then one Nigerian director I had met at some film festivals said to me, ‘Nobody knows you are Nigerian in Nigeria’.

“I was shocked and he said, ‘You have to come home and do something’. Then a year and a half later, he presented a script, Inale. It was my first experience coming back into Nigeria and working in Nollywood. And then he said will I come and do his movie; it was Last Flight To Abuja.

Again, the reason why I did it was because he was the director and one that is trying to move the Nollywood film experience to a higher level so I wanted to help him do that and so I came back and did Last Flight To Abuja, which was an interesting filming experience,” Mr. Kae-Kazim said.

He also noted the discrimination of black actors in Hollywood….

“Yes, there is discrimination in one sort of sense but the major fact is that in Hollywood, whites are the majority there. They are doing their own work and are just telling their own stories from their perspective and most times they just have a person of colour they want to put in as they deem fit. And I think it’s up to us to be able to tell our own stories.

The most important thing is for the African race both in Hollywood and Nollywood to put together their resources to provide infrastructure and to start a process of telling their own stories so that the stories come from them and by them,” he said.

Mr. Kae-Kazim described his experience with Nollywood superstars, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde and Genevieve Nnaji, as good. He talked about how great it was for him to have come and experienced some of Nigerian talents and hopefully influence the talent and help raise everybody’s game.

Chris Brown Can't Go To Jail Now!

Thanks to Superior Court Judge James R. Brandlin, Chris Brown will be able to remain in rehab and not be sent to jail. Billboard reports Los Angeles Deputy District Attorney Mary Murray filed a motion with the court to have Brown placed in jail and face a probation violation hearing for his assault case in Washington, DC.

Murray claimed that Brown should be taken into custody because he is an “increasingly violent danger to society.” Brown’s lawyer, Mark Geragos, argued that his client has not had any further incidents since the last hearing in December and the court should wait for the resolution in the D.C. case before reviewing evidence involved with that situation.

The judged ruled that the R&B singer could stay at the rehabilitation facility because he was reportedly making good progress with the treatment.

Probation officials say he has “a more serious and responsible demeanor” since checking into rehab.

Brown will have to return to the L.A. court February 28th for an update. The D.C. case is set to resume on February 20th.

Majid Michel, Rita Dominic, Rukky Sanda & Others celebrate With Desmond Elliot

 Nollywood Superstar actor, director and producer, Desmond Elliot celebrated his birthday yesterday with friends and colleagues.


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