In Nigeria’s bustling entertainment industry, fame is fleeting—but fear, trauma, and spiritual anxiety endure. And when these ...

In 2021, Asika returned to her first love, starring in the movie, “Web” directed by U.S based prolific Nigerian movie director, Wole Ogundare. But nothing much has been heard about her since then.

The “Nolly Babes” movement is reviving bold beauty trends from Nigeria’s iconic Y2K films, for a new generation of women across the globe.

The film, starring Funke Akindele, Jide Kene, Timini Egbuson, and others, became the first Nollywood movie to gross ₦1 billion in just three weeks, eventually earning ₦1.4 billion.

As 2024 draws to a close, Nollywood can reflects on a remarkable year of compelling narratives, ... 10 Nollywood Movies That Defined 2024. by Affa Acho. 6 months ago. in Entertainment.

Padita Agu was considered one of Nollywood’s ‘It girls’ when the film industry began to bloom in Nigeria. She made a name acting as everyone’s favorite young, innocent damsel but took a break from ...

The 68-year-old role interpreter has done well for himself in Nollywood with hundreds of movies to his credit. His age does not limit his career as he is still seen in new movies. See Chiwetalu Agu's ...

Famous actor and content creator, Chibuike Gabriel, aka Untouchable, brightened Nollywood legend Chiwetalu Agu’s day with a surprise visit, showcasing kindness and compassion. In the video, ...

"God even at night. The old one's has joined the trend. I love it ." Chiwetalu Agu recounts experience with Adenuga. Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the Nollywood star made headlines after a video ...

Popular Nollywood producer/ director Lancelot Imasuen, known for churning out blockbuster movies including “ Invasion 1897’, “Adesuwa’ , “The Last ...

Nollywood legend Kanayo O Kanayo is set to play the lead role in Showmax's latest series, Agu. The six-part legal drama revolves around the law, ... Agu follows Etim, a 50-year-old, ...

Veteran Nigerian actor, Chinedu Ikedieze, aka Aki, has said the social media phrase “Old Nollywood vs New Nollywood” was coined by overzealous Gen Z performers in an attempt to exert superiority.