Dare and Deola Art Alade are shaping the future of Africa’s creative industry by empowering artists with their platform, Entertainment Week Africa.
Cardi B’s second studio album, “Am I the Drama?”, marks a powerful sophomore album and demonstrates why she’s a dominant force in hip-hop.
PCOS affects millions of women, and we spoke to a specialist to break down what it really means, how to manage it, and why early conversations with your doctor matter.
In Nigeria’s evolving design landscape, these women are using interiors, furniture, and plant styling to shape spaces.
Many women do not want to be portrayed as man-hating or seen as trying to alienate men. During conversations with friends, bringing up feminism feels off-limits, as if discussions around women’s rights are too heavy or unnecessary. In today’s environment, women often shy away from feminism because they are worried about the connotations and stigma of being associated with feminist politics.
These Nigerian films are set to make their debut at the 50th edition of Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)
In her latest album, “This One is Personal”, Tiwa Savage invites listeners into an intimate exploration of love and heartbreak.
At just 22, Nigerian tennis star Oyinlomo Barakat Quadre lives by discipline, sacrifice, and an unwavering passion for tennis.
Today, we celebrate 44 years of Beyoncé, the most prolific entertainer of our generation. She embodies what it means to relentlessly pursue your dreams and turn them into reality.
As the youngest child, I could see how my mother interacted with my older sisters. This positioning helped me to understand who my mother was and how I could successfully coexist with her.
