DANIEL ‘SYNC’ INVADES LAGOS
&
CELEBRITIES WITH UNIQUE SHOTS
The 2012 BEFFTA award winning celebrity photographer whose snapshots captures celebrities on and off the red carpet, is back to launch in Nigeria.
OMOTOLA JOLADE IS A DAZZLEING STYLE STAR OF MONTH
OMOTOLA JOLADE EKEINDEÂ
APRIL
STYLE STAR OF THE MONTH
No doubt about it that Omotola has really shaken the Nigerian entertainment industry over this past year. From block buster movies such as Last Flight to Abuja to Amina in 2012. The real omosexy is the first Nollywood celebritiy to pounce on her own reality tv show. ‘Omotola Meet The Real Me‘. She is also the first Nollywood celeb to hit one million likes on facebook. The sky seem to be her limit this past few years. We are still early in this 2013, so there for sitting up and watching out for what she has got on her sleeves this year. Check out her latest pictures.
 
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH OLIVIA EZE UPCOMING NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS
Meet
OLIVIA EZE
AN UPCOMING NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS
Olivia Eze is a fast rising Nollywood actress based in London.  She has stared in London based movies such as Strive to Survive,  The broken Bride, London Naa Waa, LABO…Life is a journey and Heartless Career. She is currently bagging roles in most London movie. Meet her this Friday at the Permiere of London Naa Waa and on the 2nd of August at the Premiere of LABO…Life is a journey.
When did you realise that you can be the next hot fuzz?
I was born with it, infact! Â i think its destiney. i’ve always wanted to join the movie industry, it was just a matter of time. I took my first big step last year. I also practised theater for a while, realising that i have what it takes, decided to face the camera and get into Nollywood.
Why do you want to be a Nollywood actress in particular?
I have so much love for the Nollywood movie industry. I was brought up with Nollywood movies, i got really into it, I So much enjoyed watching the actors then. I will be happy to be part of the industry some day and see the younger generations look up to me.
What do you think of Nollywood now that you’ve tasted it?
Nollywood back in the days wasn’t what they are now. The are doing a very great work now. When you are not in there, you think is very easy bom bom bom, and a movie is done. but when you are in there, you will experience how difficult it can be. especially working with people for the first time. you try to give your best, get along, there is pressure, but then when its something you really like, like i as an example, when its something you really like doing, you try your best to fit in. There were so many movie premieres in the UK last year, they were beautifuly done, creating awareness. I respect all the new producers and directors and everyone who is making it happen.
OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE!
ATTENTION!!!
PR Guru and activist, Theodora Ibekwe is proud to announce the end of principal photography on her first ever film production;Â Shameful Deceit.
Shameful Deceit is a socially conscious tale that explores the pressure of dealing with society’s judgmental views on controversial, yet extremely personal circumstances within a marriage. Directed by Ruke Amata (Amata Dynasty, The past came Calling), Shameful Deceit has an all-star cast, including Nollywood veteran Lanre Balogun (What women want), Moji Bamtefa (Meet the Adebanjos), Fatima Jabbe (Mirror Boy) alongside the producer herself, Theodora Ibekwe. Â
LADIES! WHAT IS YOUR BLACK BEAUTY BRAND?
TOP 5
PICKS OF BLACK BEAUTY
MAKEUP BRANDS
Based on African Dazzle Magazine research, here is our TOP 5 pick of black beauty make-up brands.
This brand products work so well on black skin and gives it that Unending Glow.
1. M.A.C Cosmetics
This is our favourite brand of black beauty make-up, as they have a wide range of products that works great on black skin and they are absolutely fab!
BIKINI BABES
OUR VERY OWN BIKINI BABES
In West Africa, we have amazing beaches and sunshine. Isn’t that all you need to strip and model a gorgeous bikini body? Our African women are not even close to being popular in this area. But then this lovely and breath taking sandy beaches need to be safe in other to lure beautiful and convident women. But lets not jump into that topic just yet. Look at this fabulous pictures, is it home or abroad? check out our most  stunning Bikin Celebrities as they courageously show off their beautiful bikin bodies.
SECRET TO A SHINY AND HEALTHY HAIR
SALMONÂ
A GREAT TIP TO A HEALTHY HAIR
When it comes to foods that is pack a beauty punch, Fishes are a huge recommendation. But it’s hard to beat Salmon. The amazing easy to cook fish is LOADED with omega -3 fatty acids, this high quality protein source is also filled with vitamin b-12 and iron.
Essential omaga -3 fatty acids are needed to support scalp health. Studies suggest a deficiency can result in dry scalp and hair. Well know you know ladies. This is a great tips for lovers of sea food.
THE MOST TALKED ABOUT VIDEO ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER
A MUST WATCH VIDEO
FOR
EVERY NIGERIAN
The Lagos State Commandant of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corp (NSCDC) Obafaiye Shem while being interviewed on Channels Television’s Breakfast programme, Sunrise Daily, said that he has never visited his organisation’s website.
Mr Shem said the website opened by impostors to defraud unsuspecting job seekers would be automatically closed.
He was asked a simple question:
What is the website for NSCDC’s?,
Mr Shem said “I cannot categorically tell you one now.”
Probed further to name the organisation’s website, the commandant said the address is: www.nscdc.
NOLLYWOOD MEN WHO ROCKS AND WHO FAILED TO ROCK THE AMVCAs AWARDS?
MEN WHO DIDN’T ROCK AFRICAN MAGIC VIEWERS CHOICE AWARD
VS
MEN WHO ROCKED THE AWARDS RED CARPET IN STYLE
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MEN WHO FAILDED TO ROCK!
.1. Jim Ike: White suite with shorts to an awards? that must be a big joke. *Shorts? i guess he has got some nice long straight legs to show off.
LABO! “LIFE IS A JOURNEY”. MOVIE
LABO -LIFE IS A JOURNEY TRAILER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg_6bMSTKjw
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH ROSELINE SANNI AJOSE
CEO Inspiration Production UK
Roseline is busy producing her first movie LABO (Life is a Journey). She is a young talents mother of two, a nurse, and an actress turned producer. She is based in London and currently travel out to Nigeria and Ghana for movie production.
ADM: When was LABO written?
The movie was written in 2009. It was meant to be produced it in 2012, but we couldn’t because of circumstance.
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ADM: What is the movie all about? can you give us a synopsis?
LABOÂ (Life is a journey) An afrocaribbean/British film emphasizes on families issues, relatinship and marriage between two foreigners and young offenders leaving abroad. A family leaving in London for a very long time decides to move back home to Nigeria, convinecing their grown up children to go with them, is it going to work?
We tried to establish that as migrants, we shouldn’t forget our country, culture and background. Even if you don’t like your country any more, don’t condemn it, because
their are people who are making it there. The film talks about foregin marragies, it doesn’t matter where you are from, my step mom in the movie is a Jamican and father blamed her for every ill doing, emphasizing that as a Jamican, she is too soft with children and doesn’t have any culture. but then it’s never about culture, it’s about understanding people. LABO looked into young offenders who get in trouble abroad, and how their life can be such a mess after going to jail, it gets very difficult getting a job,studies and relationship.
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ADM: What inspired you to make this movie?
Going back home in nigeria in 2010,I found everywhere in a mess and strange, I leaved in the UK for 14 Years before going home. The houses, the cars, the poeple, were all strange, that was one of my inspirations, don’t leave home for too long, keep intouch, go if you can. Secondly, I belive it’s a calling from God to set up my production company. I am a qualified theater student, a nurse and a mother. These three jobs are a big challage and achiving my dreams sounds fabulous.
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ADM: Leaving in London, how do you compete with being a Nurse, Mother, Actress and a Producer?
Yes it is a very big challange, some times i don’t get to see my kids for 2 -3 days, i sometime do longs days. when not at the hospital, i’m out making my films. it’s a real tough challange for me as a young mom. but I belive in the long run, it will work out for me.
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ADM: Why is LABO unique? what makes it stand out from other Nollywood films?
I am a very unique person. Most Nollywood films we watch is always about love, marraige, ritual and things that are not real. LABO highlight real life issues. Most of us are all migrant to foreign countries, we shouldn’t forget our root, a lot of people do and this is a film to make them think twice. The issue of marriage, our parents don’t like their children getting married to people from different ethnic and culture and automaticaly think that the marriage wouldn’t work. but like i said before, its not about culture, its about understanding.These are part of the things that make LABO unique.
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ADM: Does LABO has what it takes to wow audience?
Yes it does, espacially the guy that played gold. (Wale Oduduwa) his looks alone is enough. such a funny guy. Dejumo Lewis makes me laugh. Jide Kosoko was such a comedian, he couldn’t stop talking, I enjoyed working with them so much. they have also got so much experience in the movie industry. They know what movie making is all about, working with them was a fantastic honour.
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ADM: You worked with old and new actors, did they get along so well?
Not really, at a point, some of the older ones spoke and I qout “All you young stars, you just want to do your own thing.look at what you are wearing“. But we reply, telling them it was in Vouge [she laughs] but some of them were really cool and didn’t mind. The world is moving and we have to try and move on with it.
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ADM: How challanging did you find it working in Nigeria?
Yes it was challanging. Femi Fadeyi is a co-producer and writer of the movie as well. he made things much easier for me. without him things might get though. it’s good to know someone who can help out, mostly when you’re not based in Nigeria.
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ADM: Most producers are moving to UK recently, is London the new home for Nollywood?
Yes, thou it might be a bit challanging. filming in Nigeria, is so much easier, when you’re filming, you can close a whole road, but here in the UK, you need to go to the right channel, it can cost a lot of money and stress. But hopefuly in the coming future, we will be able to do more.Â
 
 LABO will be premired in london this Summer. Keep intouch as we are yet to bring you more news about this exciting Nollywood movie.
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