Monday 31 March 2014
Thursday 6 March 2014
Bebe Cool Shoots Video At His Unfinished House
Gagmel Phamily boss and self proclaimed big Size Bebe Cool shot a video over the weekend at his unfinished house in Kiwatule.
Bebe Cool
Nkola Byafayo Video was shot with the help of Meddi Menz and Buggie Empire.
It is on this Video Shoot that a drone Camera was used to capture the scenes.
Buggie Empire crew shooting the video
The Gagamel Phamily members were excited to see a drone camera as most of them had never seen it.
Drone Camera
Drone Camera
The scene of the video shoot was Bebe Cool’s unfinished houses. It is not yet clear whether Bebe Cool will occupy all the houses or he will rent them out.
Bebe Cool
Nkola Byafayo Video was shot with the help of Meddi Menz and Buggie Empire.
It is on this Video Shoot that a drone Camera was used to capture the scenes.
Buggie Empire crew shooting the video
The Gagamel Phamily members were excited to see a drone camera as most of them had never seen it.
Drone Camera
Drone Camera
The scene of the video shoot was Bebe Cool’s unfinished houses. It is not yet clear whether Bebe Cool will occupy all the houses or he will rent them out.
Awilo Longomba Set For Kampala Show
Congolese international artist Awilo Longomba who now lives in France is said to be coming to Uganda this year to attend one of Kabaka’s ceremonies.
Congolese Legend Awilo Longomba
He is the first International and African Artist to be officially chosen by the Buganda Government to come and entertain the Kabaka due to his collaboration and Broadcast he put up for CBS radio and Rasta Rob Mc in the 1990s
The former drummer in Viva la Musica and Nouvelle Generation music groups will fly in with his wife and musician Barbra Kanam.
He is the first International and African Artist to be officially chosen by the Buganda Government to come and entertain the Kabaka due to his collaboration and Broadcast he put up for CBS radio and Rasta Rob Mc in the 1990s
The former drummer in Viva la Musica and Nouvelle Generation music groups will fly in with his wife and musician Barbra Kanam.
Kenya’s Lupita Nyong’o Wins Oscar For Supporting Actress
Lupita Nyong’o is the talk of the continent after she became the first African to win an Oscar.
Lupita Nyong’o walked home with a best supporting actress award at Sunday’s Oscars, the “12 Years a Slave” star honored the character that put her on stage.
“Thank you to the academy for this incredible recognition. It doesn’t escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is due to so much pain in someone else’s,” she said after winning the accolade.
Nyong’o had been considered a front-runner in a category that included Sally Hawkins, “Blue Jasmine”; Jennifer Lawrence, “American Hustle”; Julia Roberts, “August: Osage County”; and June Squibb, “Nebraska.” Among other awards, Nyong’o claimed a Spirit Award on Saturday, the day she turned 31.
But she appeared shocked when her name was called . She bent over in her seat, then rose, still looking stunned, as the audience erupted with cheers and a standing ovation.
Nyong’o, who has talked about learning as a child to accept her dark-skinned beauty, said she hoped her success would inspire other youngsters.
“When I look down at this golden statue, may it remind me and every child, no matter where you’re from, your dreams are valid,”
Nyong’o, who was born in Mexico and is of Kenyan descent, was honored for her film debut. Her parents are prominent in their own right: Her father, Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o, was an advocate for democratic reform in 20th-century Kenya and is now a senator, while her mother, Dorothy Nyong’o, is the director of the Africa Cancer Foundation.
Lupita Nyong’o walked home with a best supporting actress award at Sunday’s Oscars, the “12 Years a Slave” star honored the character that put her on stage.
“Thank you to the academy for this incredible recognition. It doesn’t escape me for one moment that so much joy in my life is due to so much pain in someone else’s,” she said after winning the accolade.
Nyong’o had been considered a front-runner in a category that included Sally Hawkins, “Blue Jasmine”; Jennifer Lawrence, “American Hustle”; Julia Roberts, “August: Osage County”; and June Squibb, “Nebraska.” Among other awards, Nyong’o claimed a Spirit Award on Saturday, the day she turned 31.
But she appeared shocked when her name was called . She bent over in her seat, then rose, still looking stunned, as the audience erupted with cheers and a standing ovation.
Nyong’o, who has talked about learning as a child to accept her dark-skinned beauty, said she hoped her success would inspire other youngsters.
“When I look down at this golden statue, may it remind me and every child, no matter where you’re from, your dreams are valid,”
Nyong’o, who was born in Mexico and is of Kenyan descent, was honored for her film debut. Her parents are prominent in their own right: Her father, Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o, was an advocate for democratic reform in 20th-century Kenya and is now a senator, while her mother, Dorothy Nyong’o, is the director of the Africa Cancer Foundation.
Anne Kansiime In UK For Commonwealth Gig
Africa’s reigning Queen of Comedy Anne Kansiime Ojok is already in London, UK where she will perform at Commonwealth Day reception come March 10, 2014.
Anne Kansiime and her manager Johnson Mujungu at Heathrow Airport
The funniest Mukiga who originates from Kabale has vowed to make Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburg laugh to her rib cracking jokes.
Anne will also be a special guest to the Commonwealth Secretary General and his wife.
After performing for the Queen, she will then proceed to tour other cities like Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Coventry where she is expected to perform.
Anne recently landed a slot to host a show titled ‘Don’t Mess with Kansiime’ on the Kenyan based Citizen TV.
Anne Kansiime and her manager Johnson Mujungu at Heathrow Airport
The funniest Mukiga who originates from Kabale has vowed to make Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburg laugh to her rib cracking jokes.
Anne will also be a special guest to the Commonwealth Secretary General and his wife.
After performing for the Queen, she will then proceed to tour other cities like Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Coventry where she is expected to perform.
Anne recently landed a slot to host a show titled ‘Don’t Mess with Kansiime’ on the Kenyan based Citizen TV.
Radio & Weasel Set To Split
According to sources, Radio has left Goodlyfe and the group's manager Jeff Kiwanuka is said to be working overtime to replace him with the Uganndan sensation David Lutalo. Jeff has allegedlt been able to convince the remaining half of the duo; Weasel that Lutalo can do an even better job as his partner than Radio did. According to Jeff, Lutalo sung better than radio in their collaboration song 'Helena'. Further information on the crew is that Weasel is not wasting anytime mourning the departure of Radio from the crew, in fact, he is alleged to already be in studio with Lutalo working on their first song together. Word on the street is that, the whole GoodLyfe crew is on the verge of a split and this is only the beginning. Radio and Jeff are allegedly no longer on speaking terms stemming from financial disagreements in the crew. It is claimed that Jeff earns the same amount as the duo from any of the contracts. It got worse when Radio openned the Wandegeya bar, where he spends most of his hours supervising its activities; something that Jeff is not so happy about. Goodlyfe Crew is a Ugandan music group. Its main performers are Moses Radio (born Moses Nakintije Ssekibogo) and Weasel (born Douglas Mayanja). Starting as backing vocalists for the Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone, Radio and Weasel broke off from Chameleone's Leone Island Crew in 2008 to form the Goodlyfe Crew. Since then, the duo's songs have been successful on Ugandan radio.[citation needed] Starting with Nakudata in 2008, the duo went on to release Lwaki Onumya, Zuena, Nyambura and Bread and Butter. In mid-2008, the duo collaborated with other artists such as Rachel Kay, Blu*3, OS, Toniks, GNL and Zambia's General Ozzy. More recently they have performed live and collaborated with fellow Ugandan artist Keko.
Listen to the collabo between Radio & Weasel and David Lutalo (who may soon be replacing Radio)
Wednesday 5 March 2014
P-Square’s latest project
P-Square is definitely raising the bar this year. One of the brothers, Peter Okoye, revealed on Instagram that they are going to release a cartoon series titled ‘The Alingos’ soon. He posted a picture captioned: “Bin working on dis project forover 5yrs plus and am so happy it’s a huge success. #thelingos Thanks for the support peeps.” Bin working on dis project forover 5yrs plus and am so happy it's a huge success. #thealingos Thanks for the support peeps.
Tuesday 4 March 2014
New video: Dammy Krane
Dammy Krane has released his latest music video, “Sabi Dance”. The dance song will be featured in his upcoming album ‘The Enterkraner’ which is expected to drop in April this year. Check out the video below.
Flavour's new collabo
It seems Flavour N'abania has collaborated with Wande Coal. The "Nwa Baby"' singer hinted the collabo via Twitter. He tweeted: "Flavour/Wande Coal joint.... soon come". We definitely can’t wait to hear what they are working on.
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