Waje really took over E 24/7 magazine cover (February issue) completely. Her dress, smile and poise has also added so much life and glamour to every bit of the page. Splendid and inviting.
*blowing kisses*
Barely a week after iconic singer, Whitney Houston was buried, her black floor-length velvet dress valued at $1,000, vest listed at $400, and the faux-pearl earrings which cost about $600 she wore in ‘The Bodyguard’, have been put up for auction.
The auction which will be available to fans will be online, by phone or in person during the “Hollywood Legends” auction on March 31 and April 1 will also be shown during a free public exhibition beginning March 19 at Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills, Calif, not to far from the Beverly Hilton Hotel where Houston died.
The items according to celebrity auctioneer, Darren Julien became available after her unexpected death and would go to the highest bidder next month.
“It will be included among a long-planned sale of Hollywood memorabilia such as Charlie Chaplin’s cane, Clark Gable’s jacket from “Gone With the Wind” and Charlton Heston’s staff from “The Ten Commandments.” She added.
On why the move is early as she was buried not too long, she said that, “it’s a celebration of her life, If you hide these things in fear that you’re going to offend someone — her life is to be celebrated. These items are historic now that she passed. They become a part of history. They should be in museums. She’s lived a life and had a career that nobody else has ever had. Houston is “someone who’s going to maintain a collectability. ” She affirmed.
Source: MSN
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| Rihanna and Chris Brown |
Surprise! Surprise!! After weeks of doubts and speculations surrounding Chris Brown’s alleged involvement on Rihanna’s “Birthday Cake” remix song, it has been confirmed that the R n B act featured in the song.
The two ex-lovebirds who parted ways three years ago after Chris assaulted the ‘Umbrella’ crooner also tweeted out links to their new song.
Chris and Rihanna also collaborated on a remix to Brown’s single “Turn Up The Music” .
What however cannot be ascertained is whether the version will be released as an official single or for fans to download.
Source: Idolator
Radio Hit Show is using this medium to appreciate her audience and good music by offering a chance to win tickets to catch G.T Tha Guitarman, Hakym The Dream, Yeka Oynka,
Aramide and Capital FEMI in the first edition of ‘One Mic Naija’ in 2012. Not forgetting the open mic session where you stand a chance of winning a free studio session and production from the phenomenal Coldflames.
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Winners will be contacted on the 24th of February 2012.
Radio Hit Show… For Music Lovers Only….
It is amazing how OAP(s) and DJ(s) in Nigeria charge upcoming artistes to play their music on radio or in clubs. The industry will never grow in a
dynamic way because of personal greed and short-sightedness. Good music needs to be shared period.
Enough beating around the bush… What’s hot or not? Here are the songs, we dished on:
1) M.I – 7 Days
2) YQ featuring Terry G – Sandalili
3) Kefee – Beautiful
4) Code Z featuring Black Magic – Do Something
5) Lami featuring Kel & Mo’ Cheddah – Baby
We found stress-free links to the latest episode 🙂
DOWNLOAD: hulkshare.com/dl/l5jz97i53gnz/
URH26.mp3
Seun Sanu, better known as Sean Keys’ name may not strike a chord but the music producer’s works speak volumes.
A graduate of computer science/ mathematics at the University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Keys’ impressive profile attracted him to renowned acts who sought and still seeking his professional help; as a matter of fact, he co-produced with the likes of Sheyman on Molejo lori agolo by Bouqui, Kowonje by Big Bamo, Shayo by Bigiano, Ejo Ejo, by Olori oko Infinity, Sheyman’s Lie and Ma nae remix and even produced Sheyman’s hit Wonkulu.
The down-to-earth young dude is who’s been doing what he knows best is currently working on Big bamo’s album and has also worked for Asterix of the RMG records and other artistes.
He is at present running a (music) consultancy firm for Akas and Mr Val of Big dreams entertainment.
Foremost act, D’banj granted an interview on Sahara TV; he spoke at length on so many issues including his view on the last fuel subsidy removal protest. Enjoy:
Chika: Did you ever dream of being this big in music?
D’banj: I dreamt about this…(Jokes: I’ve a dream!) God is using us to take our message across from Africa to here.
Chika: You are the face of African Pop music don’t you feel a lot of pressure?
D’banj: Yes a lot of pressure but I have nothing to be scared of. I have much responsibility.
Chika: There are rumors that you are dating Genevieve Nnaji how true is that?
D’banj: No! We are not dating.
Chika: What is your status?
D’banj: I’m very single. I like Rihanna, I’m interested in her.
Chika: Will you Americanize your music now that you are working mostly in America…..(D’banj cuts in)
D’banj: What do you mean by Americanize?
Chika: I mean you use a lot of pidgin and yoruba in your music will you still do that?
D’banj: Yes I’ll, did you hear scapegoat? fall in love or oliver twist? I do music depending on the message and who I want it to suite.
Chika: So will you maintain the identity?
D’banj: I think American music is universal so I’ve a lot of work to do.
Chika: Ok, now on your interview with the President of Nigeria, there are talks that you collected money from him to sing and interview him.
D’banj: I didn’t collect money from the President. It wasn’t an interview it was a request, watch the interview I asked the President and I can remember the statements “What are your plans for the Nigerian youth?” because I dedicated a track to him so I wanted the people to know why I said I was going to vote for him, I wanted them to know his plans.

Chika: We understand you run a foundation and you were appointed as the United Nations youth ambassador for peace, with your position what are your responsibilities and what have you done with you position?
D’banj: I have much responsibility. I represent Africa, I represent Nigeria…do your research.
Chika: What was your take on the Occupy Nigeria and the fuel subsidy removal?
D’banj: 1st of all, lets take a minute silence for those who lost their lives during this period
Chika: Ok D’banj we really appreciate that, so carry on.
D’banj: I did not know anything that was happening [in Nigeria during protests] because I was working on my album in the UK.
Chika: But there was a protest in London why didn’t you participate?
D’banj: I didn’t know anything that was happening in London about the feul protest because I was working… I am not a politician! And everyone that knows me well knows I don’t like cold, so I couldn’t go outside.
Chika: So what do you have to say?
D’banj: I don’t have anything to say, I wasn’t in the country when it was happening.
Chika: But I wasn’t in the country also.
D’banj: I’ve told you I don’t want to say anything about that topic, I don’t say what I don’t know anything about, If you know me very well I speak about what I know. I will not speak on something that I don’t know about. You will not get me to speak about what I don’t know. I wish my publicist told me that this was a political interview… (Chika cuts in)
Chika: So who operates your twitter handle?
D’banj: I operate it but I’m not always online, I’m on twitter when I want to pass an information not when you want me to.
Chika: There has been increase in poverty in Nigeria what do you have to say about this?
D’banj: Yes I know, but poverty has always been in Nigeria. Let us focus on what we have,why are you hammering on negativity? I’ll speak from the angle that I know well which is the entertainment, that is what I know we can export, we should invest our talents to escape from poverty. I’ve a concert tomorrow, I need to practice and prepare well so I can represent Africa well.
Chika: Thank you very much D’banj. We appreciate the time you spent with us, we wish you all the best in your concert tomorrow.
Now, this interview has sparked off and is still sparking off so many reactions on social media; notably facebook and twitter.
Personally, this is not-too impressive. As the voice of the Nigerian youth (as people claim), too whom much is given much is expected, some answers were better left unspoken. How would you say you weren’t aware of the occupy Nigeria/London protests?
What’s your opinion?
The sub-head ‘OMG its Akon’ is eliciting the right reaction(s). Most people would see Akon’s appearance as unbelievable, his rich smile and innocent look has done justice to the cover.
Meanwhile, veteran diva Yinka Davies’ youthful and divine look has left me speechless. Really digging it. Most especially the hair and the makeup. Awesome job!!!
More celebrities are getting married this year o. Talented and fair-in-complexion Nollywood, thespian, Mosunmola Filani got married secretly in Ibadan today.
Anywhere you see her, pls remember to address her as Mrs Mosunmola Oduoye.
Congrats!
Fidel Frizzy, a young and talented Abuja-based kid, schools in Jos. Frizzy’s punchlines and wordplay has caught the attention of so many within a very short period of time.
For the lovers, Fidel teams up with singer X-Ella to create the Butta produced “You Are”. Firstly, the piano led instrumentation does not get better, followed by the well delivered rap verses and “X” doing justice on the chorus. This is not just another love song, it is the love song.
Download + Stream: http:dc433.4shared.com/download/ier7WwvB/You_Are_Fidel_Frezzy_ft_X-ella.mp3?tsid=20120214-054121-53fe846c