Tuesday, 18 December 2012

I'm sure you are all wondering who declared our very own tonto dikeh wanted but That’s the question asked  in Y! Magazine’s latest issue which the controversial Miss Dike covers.
Y!’s 10th issue pushes the envelope with a ‘WANTED’ illustrated cover (check below), slamming the actress’ face right on it. It’s arguably her biggest year;  starring in the Uche Jombo drama ‘My Life My Damage‘, releasing new songs that were heavily critiqued and getting into endless twitfights…
The magazine also features interviews with Iyanya, Joseph Benjamin, Andre Blaze and Dammy Krane.
its really no the cops as was induced from the cover page.... lol
Like all television shows, reality programs require some type of editing. Whether it's cutting a scene a certain way to heighten the drama, or putting a contestant who isn't necessarily at risk of elimination into the bottom three to encourage voting, it's all part of producing a reality show meant to intrigue and entertain viewers.
But this year, it seemed more reality show participants stepped forward to accuse their programs of crossing the line into scripted territory.
'Kourtney and Kim Take New York'
Media coverage became tougher for Kim Kardashian after she filed for divorce just 72 days after marrying NBA star Kris Humphries in 2011, and it spilled into her reality TV venture. After a season two episode of "KKTNY" aired in January this year showing Kim and her mom discussing her troubled marriage during an October 2011 trip to Dubai, his lawyer questioned whether the scene was filmed well after the reality star had already returned to the States. (She filed for divorce Oct. 31, 2011.) The scene in question took place in a car with blacked-out windows.



Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo has all the hot ladies eating from his palm, but has eyes for only one of them.
After previously dating English models Alice Goodwin and Gemma Atkinson, among many others, Ronaldo, 27, met Russian born Irina Shaykhlislamova, 26, in May 2010, and they’ve kept it burning hot since then.
Irina is quite popular too; the Russian model is well known for her 2007 through 2012 appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, which she covered for the first time in 2011.
In September 2012, she became the new host of Russia’s newest Top Model television franchise Top Model Po-Russki.
believe entertainment can aspire to be art, and can become art, but if you set out to make art you're an idiot.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS ROCKAHOLICS AROUND THE WORLD!!! 

Thursday, 13 December 2012

MAY D seem to be doing great for himself after the post psquare era, with the launch of a titillating new hot video "Gat me High".... this video was shot in the US, crisp and clear!! the vixen played the lead role...
Tonto Dike was on Ndani TV‘s The Juice with Toolz and had a juicy revelation on herself and don jazzy....
In this interview, she breaks down her life as an actress, her new found love for singing and how the negative comments have inspired her to keep recording songs, her relationship with Don Jazzy which she describes as a ‘Past’ but now sees him like a father and more.
‘Like I said, I’m used to it; It actually strengthens me. You know when you actually accept what you do and love what you do, you do it to the best of your abilities. Nothing out there nothing out there or nobody can change that‘, the 27-year-old Rivers State native said.
There’s big news for Nigerian music. D’banj and younger brother Kay Switch have signed a Pan-African distribution deal with Sony Music Entertainment.
D’banj who signed with Def Jam Records through a deal with Kanye West‘s G.O.O.D Music last year now joins Sony’s RCA Africa label while Kayswitch’s deal included a multi-album, worldwide exclusive contract. DB Records will now have their records distributed by RCA.
RCA is home to top artistes like Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, Alicia Keys, Mario, Monica, and Pitbull. D’banj’s DB Records fields Kay Switch, producers J Sleek, Deevee as well as himself.
‘Partnering with D’Banj is a seminal event for us at Sony Music Entertainment Africa. We’ve always admired his talent and to be able to assist with bringing D’Banj’s music to millions of fans, established and new, across the continent is an honour for us’, says Managing Director of Sony Music Entertainment Sean Watson.
‘It’s a new era for Africa, the birthplace of music and I’m excited about this very powerful partnership with Sony Music through which we will give birth together to a new era with endless opportunities for my fans, producers, artists and the start of a new time for a revolution in music from Africa. Nothing is impossible’, D’Banj says.
‘We are really excited to be partnering up with DBanj and his DB Records label. The recent launch of iTunes in Africa means that Nigerian fans and those elsewhere on the continent will now readily be able to access this amazing music as soon as it comes to market’, Spiro Damaskinos, Director of RCA Records Africa.
Just this year, D’banj and former partner Don Jazzy parted ways after dissolving the very popular Mo’Hits Records. Don Jazzy has also gone on to set up his own record label Mavin Records.
‘It’s always been D’banj’s dream to see something this monumental take place in Africa. It’s a successful business plan that will help Nigerian music and will be a gateway for other Nigerian artistes. Let the games begin’, Bankulli Seun, D’banj’s manager told US.
The move was also facilitated by entertainment company, MCOMM.