This year is full to bursting with lots of brilliantly-produced movies, one of such is Heaven's hell. It's an awesome line-up of the gorgeous, the talented and the sensational! It's a full house of stars; one you would love to watch!

A post-modern psychological drama set in Sub-Saharan Africa's most populated city, Lagos and based on actual events, Heaven's Hell is about two housewives and best friends whose lives are held together by rock-solid friendship and unwavering love, yet laced by betrayal, deceit and a lurking darkness.

Headlining the movie is Jacob's cross's admirable actor Fabian Adeoye Olojede, others include Nse Ikpe-Etim, Bimbo Akintola, Chet Anekwe, Damilola Adegbite, Kalu Ikeagwu, OC Ukeje, Gideon Okeke, Linda Ejiofor, and Waje.

From intense storyline and script, to the best cast, crew and equipment, the Heaven's Hell Movie Project is an international co-production mission with a message to fight violence against women and children. Heaven's Hell is staged to bring about real change in the African movie industry and will hit global cinemas soon.

Powered by Katung Aduwak's (Big Brother Nigeria winner) One-0-eight Media, in partnership with BGL Asset Management, Hashtag Media House, and Del-York International; the movie, beyond providing world-class production, aims to influence society by exemplifying the African dream to the world.

Safeeyat, Moses and Debbie Rise are the last three contestants eyeing for the highly-coveted Nigerian Idol prize. The judges of the competition Yinka Davies, Jefferey Daniel and Femi Kuti lavished praises on the contestants after their spell-bound performances.This week the contestants chose music from the Neo Soul genre, as well as some of their favourite Nigerian songs. And there was an additional bonus: three of the biggest veterans from the Nigerian music
industry—Stella Monye, Mike Okri and Adewale Ayuba—performed duets with
our hopefuls, resulting in some of the most exhilarating performances on television this year.Throughout the show Safeeyat has struggled with performance issues, but
she looked set to put all that behind her as she performed her duet with Fuji veteran Adewale Ayuba 'We are Happy People'. Next she sang Maxwell's 'This Woman's Work' and her final song for the night was the catchy ' In the Music', sung by
Omawumi. Her performances were lauded by the judges.Debbie Rise might have been aiming for her golden ticket to the top, singing Jill Scott's 'Golden' dressed to match in a gold dress and accessories. It seems her risky choice to mix in a fuji break in the song went well.She put her best foot forward, and put her nerves behind her as she sang with the illustrious Stella Monye, reprising Stella's monster hit 'Oko Mi Ye'. Debbie Rise's final performance hearkened back to childhood songs as she performed Bez's 'Stupid Song'. While the nostalgic tune kept the
crowd going, the judges also had some words of advice for the singer.
Jeffery told her "Come out like you are a star and control the stage!" Moses, the final man left in the competition, Moses had many expectations to live up to, and he did not disappoint. He started his night off singing Maxwell's 'Pretty Wings'. His second performance saw him reach for the high notes with Omawumi's song dedicated to the everyman: 'Today Na Today'. Femi told Moses, "You have always been one of my favourites, and you are doing everything right tonight."
The last performance of the evening was guest judge Mike Okri paired
with Moses for the classic hit, 'Time na Money'. The stupendous performance
had the audience chanting Moses' name, and even had Jeffrey saying, "The
most electrifying performance of the night!"

Needless to say rape is one issue that would forever be decried by the society. Don't get me wrong, singer, Rick Ross didn't rape anybody, but the lyrics to one of his songs (drugging a woman with molly and then having sex with her) has landed him into some trouble.

The alert was made by women's rights group UltraViolet who petitioned famous sports brand, Reebok to drop him as their ambassador. 50, 000 petitions have already been signed. "We are appalled that Reebok would pay a spokesperson who brags about enjoying drugging and raping a woman." A statement from the women rights group reads.

Reacting to the issue, Rozay said it was all misunderstanding/misinterpretation as woman is the most precious gift known to man.

"I would never use the term rape in my records, in my lyrics. And as far as my camp, hip-hop don't condone that, the streets don't condone that, nobody condones that.'

The Maybach Music Group founder continued, "I just want to reach out to all my queens that's on my timeline, all the sexy ladies, the beautiful ladies that have been reaching out to me with the misunderstanding: We don't condone rape, and I'm not with that."

Source:Daily Mail

Nigerian movie producers don't dull! The Oga At the Top matter isn't up to a month, and 'unsurprisingly', the movie is out. The movie features Funke Akindele, Nkem Owoh, Cossy Orjiakor and many more. Someone should please convince me the movie has no connection with the Oga at the top drama.

The big question is, must our movie producers make movies out of every issue in Nigeria? Meanwhile, there's a movie on Aluu 4.