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- The 85th Oscars Set to Hold Feb 24,2013
- Battle Of The Sexes (Part 2) by Stella Damasus
- Julius Agwu Takes Laff 4 Christ Sake to London
- Nollywood Producers and Actors Storm BOB TV 2012
- Justina Releases 'So Tempting' Video
- Nollywood Couple Doris Simeon and Daniel Ademinokan Seperate
- Funke Akindele's the Boss Lady! As Issue 7 of Y! Magazine presents the 'New Establishment'
- Mo'Hits Officials Deny D'banj Said He Owns Mo'Hits
| The 85th Oscars Set to Hold Feb 24,2013 Posted: 14 Mar 2012 12:25 PM PDT  Meryl streep wins third oscar The 85th Academy Awards have been set for Feb. 24, 2013, and they'll take place once again at the Hollywood & Highland center The venue, formerly known as the Kodak theatre,opened in 2001 to be the permanent home of the Holywood's biggest awards ceremony. The 85th Academy Awards nominations will be announced on Tuesday, January 15, 2013, and the Oscar telecast will be presented on Sunday, February 24th. The ceremony will be televised live by the ABC television network to more than 225 countries. Meryl Streep and Octavia spencer are part of this year's Oscar winners.  | ||||||||||||||
| Battle Of The Sexes (Part 2) by Stella Damasus Posted: 14 Mar 2012 07:08 AM PDT  I was so glad when I got so many messages and feedback from the last article Battle Of The Sexes. So, by popular demand, I am doing a conclusion to that. One of the first things we need to know is that men are not the way they are because they just want to drive women crazy. They have been trained from childhood to behave in a certain way. This makes it difficult for them to be as intimate as you want them to be. Parents of newborn male babies tend to describe their sons as firmer, larger more alert and stronger, etc. Parents of new born female babies describe their daughters as adorable, softer, smaller, prettier and more delicate. They tend to place more demands on little boys , expecting them to be more responsible and take more risks. Boys are pushed to be independent earlier and faster. Parents offer less comfort to boys than girls when the child is frightened or injured, and they give boys greater freedom at an earlier age. Boys are encouraged to control their emotions and are told that it is not manly to feel strong emotions. Not only are those emotions considered "weak" such as fear or sadness, but even passion and intense love. Boys are taught that only a narrow range of emotions can be expressed to show their masculine strength and authority; like being competitive, aggressive, angry, defensive, and feelings associated with being in control. As they grow older, sexual feelings are added to the list. Weakness, fear, vulnerability, tenderness, compassion and sensuality are allowed for only girls and women; so that a boy who exhibits such traits is likely to be made fun of and called a "whimp". We are in constant battle between the way men have been taught and the way women want or ask them to be; for example, men are taught to be defensive and suspicious, hide their emotions, be strong and unconquerable, stay in control but women want them to be trusting and open, show their emotions, express their vulnerability, master the inner world and express intense romance. So you see that most of the major problems are as a result of women telling men that the characteristics they have worked hard to cultivate all their lives are the very ones that drive women crazy and turn them off. And the characteristics they really want to see the men develop are the ones they have been taught to see as "weak" and "feminine". When you think about this, it becomes easier for women to understand why men seem to resist anything that will make them feel they are not in control. I can assure you that most times men actually want to open up, to learn to feel deeply and express those feelings to the women they love. But to them the process is a bit difficult because of the way most of them grew up. 1. The men in your life need all of the compassion, patience and support you can find in your heart, to help them open theirs. 2. Part of improving your relationship with a man, whether it's your husband, boss, father or brother, etc, it is not just understanding his behaviour but also taking an honest look at your own behaviour as well. 3. Believe it or not, you may be bringing out the worst in the man you love by the way you behave around them. 4. He needs a wife and a lover, not a mother, so stop treating him like a kid who does not have brains. 5. Don't scold or correct him in public 6. Even when he is wrong, talk to him nicely but at the same time make him believe it was his bright idea that solved the equation, a confident man will not be afraid to admit that his woman is intelligent. 7. Stop being over-helpful by doing things that men would naturally rather do by themselves. 8. Stop thinking you will become indispensable when you make the man depend on you. 9. My mother will kill me for this, but I think pet names or abbreviations are better from my point of view than calling your husband "daddy". 10. Mind your language, especially when you are upset. You may think men forget hurtful words easily. That is a huge lie, they remember everything you say that is capable of damaging their ego and self-esteem. 11. Do not use phrases like "I thought you were this but now I know better", rather try saying "sometimes I am hurt when you say this or do this, it worries me". 12. You cannot change a man who is set in his ways but your attitude and the atmosphere you create around him can do the magic. 13. When he is going through a difficult time with work and his abilities to accomplish, he will definitely not be in the right frame of mind to focus his attention on relationship issues. 14. Even when you are having issues and arguements with your husband, there are three things you should never deprive him of (food, shelter and sex). 15. Your husband feels extremely rejected when you reject his sexual advances, especially when there is no physical or spiritual justification. 16. Men like their wives to also initiate sex, it makes them feel wanted. I sat down with some of my male friends as usual to get their perspectives on different issues. Then I asked them what their major turn offs in women were, and so I thought to share this with the women. 1. Unshaved armpits 2. Bad breath 3. Mustache 4. Constant bad hair days 5. Body odour 6. Flags 7. Chipped and peeling nail polish 8. Excessive clinging 9. Wearing tent dresses around the house 10. Nags 11. Loud mouths 12. Too much make up Having said all these, there are basic things we can do to understand and communicate with our Men better, so we can have better relationships. Men communicate best when they have focus for the conversation. Due to the fact that they are goal oriented, they tend to feel most comfortable operating within boundaries that they know about in advance. Your man would like to know what the purpose of the discussion is and what you want from him. This gives him the sense that he knows what he is doing when he is talking to you. Give him an agenda. Tell him exactly what you would like to talk about, what you hope to accomplish and what you expect from him. For example, instead of saying "honey I think we should talk about our relationship" which will make him think there is something you want him to figure out, try "honey, we have been together for this long and I think it's great, but I really would like you to tell me what you think our strengths and weaknesses are, and in what direction and pace you hope it will go". This way you will make it seem like he is the one that will determine the direction but you know that you have taken his attention to the area of the conversation you want him to get to without fighting. Sometimes they get frustrated with hints, be direct. Another mistake women make, including myself, is thinking aloud and expecting the man to react instantly to every thought and when they don't, we start to feel neglected and accuse them of not being sensitive enough. We forget sometimes that men are solution-oriented; they internalize their thinking process and communicate the end result. Sometimes when your partner is silent, he is not ignoring you. His mind is probably processing the information you gave him and he has to try to get in touch with his feelings. Also remember that men don't really multi-task as much as women do because they are just not built that way. Let him figure out how to say "I am sorry and I love you" by himself, especially if you say yours without expecting to hear it back all the time. Don't start interrogating him as soon as he opens his mouth, give him time to find his way and help him relax. Even if you don't agree with him, just let him know you understand his point but you beg to differ so that he too can give you time to lay your cards I am not saying you should walk on egg shells around him, I am just saying try not to hurt his ego, just be sensitive towards his feelings when communicating. After all no one forced you to choose and marry him, so carry your cross the best way possible Prayer is also the biggest secret to a successful marriage. Remember that these are just my thoughts and not rules you must live by. Quote: Find a man who wants to take full responsibility for fixing himself so that you don't have to do it yourself. | ||||||||||||||
| Julius Agwu Takes Laff 4 Christ Sake to London Posted: 14 Mar 2012 06:29 AM PDT  Popular stand-up comedian, Julius Agwu has announced that he is taking the gospel themed comedy show, 'Laff 4 Christ sake' to London. The brand from the stable of Reel Laif entertainment, producers of Crack Ya Ribs and Comedy Train which started in 1994 has no doubt gained lots of popularity in Nigeria and environs. This development is coming 10 years after hosting Crack Ya Ribs, the most popular comedy brand from his stable annually in London. The comedian said he is taking Laff 4 Christ Sake to London as part of Easter celebration for his fans and lovers of quality entertainment. | ||||||||||||||
| Nollywood Producers and Actors Storm BOB TV 2012 Posted: 14 Mar 2012 03:26 AM PDT  Dr Ngozi Okonjo Iweala(Hon Min Of Finance,Charles Igwe,Amaka Igwe,Joy Okwuadigbo and Nicola Phipps Directors, Producers, aspiring film makers and students came in their numbers for the opening ceremony of the ninth edition of BOBTV. The expo which kicked off at the Ladi Kwali Conference centre, Sheraton Hotel, Abuja had top government personalities, policy influencers, opinion moulders as well as notable figures from the Nigerian movie scene grace the event. Students from various universities around the country also arrived at the venue to prepare for the university challenge. Notable figures who attended the opening ceremony include the minister of finance and coordinating minister for the economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Enugu state Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Joel Mmamel, Chairman of event, Efere Ozako (CEO Maxarro LLC), Ace film maker, Lancelot Oduah Imasuen, Francis Duru, Director, Chris Obi-Rapu (Director of the first Nollywood movie, Living in Bondage) among other guests. Starting with an accreditation session for arriving guests and participants from around the country and outside Nigeria, the Expo was opened by the chairman of the event, Chinenye Uzoukwu (MD, Infosoft). The Minister of finance and coordinating minister for the economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala also gave a keynote speech on the government's support to the creative industry and the President's aim to create job opportunities. Executive Producer of AMAA, Peace Fiberesima and Production Designer, Pat Nebo were later presented the BOBTV Honours awards by popular novelist and writer, Dr. Kaine Agary in recognition of their service to the Nigerian creative industry. "The movie industry has improved to an extent that has shocked me and I am very pleased with the platform that BOBTV has created. The industry is all we have so we have to put in our best in order to meet international standards."Pat Nebo says. Peace Fiberesima expressed her appreciation by advising other directors, producers and aspiring film makers to keep doing what they know how to do best. "My parents did not accept the fact that I wanted to do film so I did what they wanted before I went back to my original dreams. We all have a passion for the creative industry so let us all work towards making what we believe in a reality." The first day of the expo ended with a cocktail session at the Silverbird Cinemas where guests mingled and a special screening of Chris Ihidero's short film on rape, "Big Daddy". Other activities scheduled to hold during the Expo include seminars, an autograph session with the cast of MNET's Tinsel, workshops, exhibitions, university challenges etc. The Premiere of "Adesuwa" by Lancelot Imasuen Oduwa will also hold on Wednesday, March 14, 2012. There will also films on women trafficking by Dr. Joy Emordi as well as films from popular filmmakers from Liberia, Mali and Ghana.
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| Justina Releases 'So Tempting' Video Posted: 14 Mar 2012 03:15 AM PDT  Justina, who is always ready to deliver, is back and even better after taking a break to reinvent herself with this mind-blowing video titled "SO TEMPTING (Omo Gbagbe)"which has got a lot of swag in it. Awesome song with a remarkable video quality which was directed by BigBoyz Entertainment  | ||||||||||||||
| Nollywood Couple Doris Simeon and Daniel Ademinokan Seperate Posted: 14 Mar 2012 02:56 AM PDT  daniel and doris Nollywood actress Doris Simeon and husband daniel ademinokan who is also a popular film director and producer have gone their seperate ways after marrying for years. The couple is said to be living apart now.Doris has relocated from their Magodo home to a new apartment in Akute with their son ,while daniel has relocated to abuja to train both young and experienced directors & actors. Daniel has also refuted the rumour that actress tonto dike caused their seperation. The couple has a son 'david ademinokan' together .  | ||||||||||||||
| Funke Akindele's the Boss Lady! As Issue 7 of Y! Magazine presents the 'New Establishment' Posted: 14 Mar 2012 02:20 AM PDT  Press release It's an edgy and sexy Funke Akindele on the cover of the influential pop culture brandY! Magazine. The actress holds centre stage for the magazine's 7th edition as it profiles the most exciting ideas across Nigeria — in technology, business, education, fashion, development, entertainment, the media, governance and more. "This edition is very dear to our hearts. We went around the country to look for the best ideas, the brightest innovations, the most cutting edge technology – young Nigerians who are doing amazing work across sectors and setting a new standard for Nigeria's future. There's a feature on the exciting Co-Creation Hub, an arena that pools talent, ideas and projects that are redefining Nigeria's technology space; the Innovation Factory which is changing the way we see New Media in Nigeria; Student Circle which is revolutionising the way students across the country access knowledge, two young people who have found a solution to Nigeria's power challenge and two deal web sites that are changing the way we buy and sell. There is an interview with Idris Ayo Bello, an ideas factory who is responsible forWennovation, Libraries Across Africa, AfyaZima, and The Next Cool Idea, a conversation with the three young men who run the path-finding Jobberman.com as well as an interview with the two young men behind the influential music websiteNotJustOk.com. Y! also interviews 12 young Nigerians aged 21 and below, and christens them 'The New New Establishment'.  All of this is capped off with a delicious mishmash of pop culture highlights — including the 'Signorina Vintage' style shoot, Terrence Sambo exploring colonial architecture in Lagos, a feature story profiling the rise of the glossy magazine, interviews with Banky W, Kelly Hansome, Beat FM's Gbemi Olateru-Olagbegi,Soundcity's Olamide Adedeji, Tinsel's Gbenro Ajibade, and reviews of music, movies, radio, television, stage restaurants, gadgets and books from across the country. Y! Magazine is now available with vendors and stores across the country.  | ||||||||||||||
| Mo'Hits Officials Deny D'banj Said He Owns Mo'Hits Posted: 14 Mar 2012 01:32 AM PDT  March 13,celebregion.com published the excerpts from the interview D'banj had with Ebony Magazine in which he said he owns Mo'hits records and Don jazzy is his artist. A Mohits Official said; My name is Ricardo and I am an Officer of Mohits. This article is taken out of context and I was there during the interview. In no way would Dbanj ever Disrespect his partnership with Don Jazzy by calling him his artist or vice versa , they are partners in an entity. I ask that the writer clarifies his article . Thank you His Media/personal Manager also said: Hello "D'banj never had any such statement with Ebony magazine during the interview he did with them. We are in touch with the editor of the magazine on these and a correctional rejoinder will be published soonest.. Mohits Records is co-owned by Don Jazzy and D'banj Thanks, Bankuli"  |
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