Showing posts with label Kevin Chuwang Pam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kevin Chuwang Pam. Show all posts

Friday, 3 September 2010

BIG BROTHER’S KEVIN TALKS ABOUT HIS ENGAGEMENT


This week on Studio 53, the gorgeous Eku and Dolapo speak to Ghanaian producer Shirley Frimpong Manso, Nigerian artist Banky W, Tanzanian designer Mustafa Hassanali plus Big Brother Revolution winner Kevin Chuwang Pam and former housemate Elizabeth Gupta tell viewers about their recent engagement.
The Big Brother Revolution housemates talking about their recent engagement. According to reports on August 23, while at the Ogus Baba Laugh Goes On comedy club in Port Harcourt, Kevin and Elizabeth got up on stage and performed a track together.
Nigeria’s biggest comedian, Ali Baba introduced the couple to the 2000 strong crowd. Once they’d finished performing Una Pata Mambo, Kevin went down on one knee and proposed to Elizabeth.

Monday, 30 August 2010

REALITY SHOW SEARCHING FOR KENYA'S NEXT MOVIE STAR


A new TV reality show will be bringing its search for the continent’s next movie star to Kenya. The Next Movie Star, now in its sixth year, will be extending its viewership to 10 African countries namely Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Gambia, Uganda, Malawi, Tanzania and South Africa. The Nigerian production will select sixteen housemates from these countries and the winner will walk away with a brand new SUV, movie contracts and cash prizes.
Since it’s inception, it has produced movie stars like Kevin Chuwang Pam, who was second runner-up in 2006 and winner of Big Brother Africa, 2009, Annie Macaulay (one of Tu Face’s baby mamas), Porttia Yamahan (nominee, Best Upcoming Actress AMAA 2008) and Lydia Forson (Best Actress in Africa, AMAA Awards 2010).
The show’s Executive Producer, Sola Fajobi said, “If you look at the industry generally, you will realise that the African movie industry has been dominated by these regions. And so, it becomes imperative to include youths from these countries in our plans.”
The Next Movie Star 2010 will last for 45 days and as such, will be broadcast on 36 TV stations across all participating countries. Details for the audition date and venue are yet to be released.