Netflix is not slowing down on it’s demand for more hyperlocal content as it expands its reach in Africa. The streaming giant
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Tarkwa Bay is no new place to many Lagosians and tourists who find it as a recreational attraction. However, the coastal island
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In light with this year’s International Women’s Day themed Generation Equality, Netflix has premiered a new documentary starring black women CEOs and
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In the late hours of February 25 2020, a newly verified twitter account @netflixnaija tweeted ‘Naija, how far’ followed up with a
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“ART IS A SPIRITUAL TRANSACTION”Artists are visionaries. We routinely practice a form of faith, seeing clearly and moving toward a creative goal
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The Mexican government on Tuesday handed over an ancient bronze sculpture of Yoruba origin to Nigeria. The artefact was seized at the
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Eyimofe (Yoruba for ‘This Is My Desire’) is a story of two Lagosians desperate for a better life in Europe. It has been described
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Admit it, we all need a break from ‘Assistant Madams,’ RedTV’s sequel of The Men’s club. A little bit of hope is
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The Fondation pour le Développement de la Culture Contemporaine Africaine (FDCCA) is putting together the continent’s first traveling exhibition. “Prête-moi ton rêve”
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While the physical art domain often generates controversy thanks to sky-high prices being paid for artwork (a prime example is a duct-taped
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In 2019, Stormzy’s #MerkyBooks announced a prize for new writers aged 16-30 to ‘promote the stories that aren’t being heard’, including fiction, non-fiction
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Oscars 2020 is probably the most memorable of the 92 years old film awards. South Korean black comedy thriller film directed by
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Finding someone that moves you with their work is very rare, work so good you always want to put your money on
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The new year kicks off with artists putting resources into sealing their sounds in the minds of fans, old and new, with
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Comscore, Nigeria’s official box office partner has listed ‘Sugar Rush’ earnings at N211 million in its latest weekly chart. It is now the seventh Nollywood movie to
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Kwabena Gyansah’s story of a teenage girl’s escape from an arranged marriage to a 70-year-old farmer happened to be Ghana’s first ever
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I remember the first time a painting made me cry, it was Van Gogh’s Starry Nights. I don’t know what came over
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Ifeoma Chukwuogo – the indie Nollywood director behind Bariga Sugar and Adindu has returned to the scenes with the recent release of her 2020 debut.
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February 2020 marks the second anniversary of the release of the Ryan Coogler directed solo debut of Africa’s representative in the Marvel Cinematic Universe – the
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Chinonye Chukwu known for directing and writing the death row drama ‘Clemency’, last year’s Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner has been picked
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