Tiwa Savage says..If she wasn't a singer,she would be a housewife..

During MTV's question and answer session, when asked what she'll be if she weren't a singer, she said "I would be a housewife"..
Wow..not many ladies will say that...

Kevin Hart slams ex-wife for claiming his girlfriend broke their marriage

Kevin Hart's ex-wife and mother of his two kids,Torrei was asked how she felt seeing him walking the red carpet with new girlfriend Eniko Parrish..Her reply to Rocsi Diaz of ET Online was 

  “I never tried to punch her in the face, even though I’ve had moments where  trust and believe I wanted to K.O. her ass.It does hurt that my kids have to be around a woman who broke up a marriage.I was with [Hart] when he was selling sneakers for five dollars an hour. I was at every show. I was at his first show where he ever did standup… I was there from the beginning.”

 Kevin who is obviously madly inlove with his girlfriend ,took to twitter to reply his ex -wife of 8 years 2003-2011

Mercy Johnson talks hubby, bad dressing, endorsement in new interview

Mama Purity, Odi's wife and star, Mercy Johnson has granted, her very first interview for 2014 where she speaks on her marriage and acting career. 

At a time many celebrity marriages are collapsing, the Kogi-State born thespian is eager to share what she describes as her winning formula.  

See excerpts from her interview with punch below:

She says, “It is simply commitment, having a great husband and being submissive as a woman. And I must add knowing how to deal with your differences with love. Motherhood is just the best thing to have happened to me and in no way would I say it has slowed me or my career down.

“I thank God I am a mother because it has given me the opportunity to understand what being a mother is all about and I am extremely glad about that. Motherhood and acting are different responsibilities which I learn to manage well, thanks to God and my husband.”

Before now, Johnson’s figure was the talk of the town and envy of many. She was known for provocative and revealing outfits, with her robust breasts especially threatening to jump out of dresses. In this manner, her photographs were generously displayed on posters and jackets of movies in which she starred. But all that appears to be in the past because she is “now a new creature.”

“Marriage is influencing my dress sense in a more positive way. As I always say my husband is my greatest critic but when it comes to my profession, he understands and has made me grow better than I used to. Sometimes when I look back and see the dresses I wore I laugh real hard and thank God for a blessed and understanding friend, manager and hubby.”

Quite unlike some of her fellow actors, including Genevieve Nnaji and Rita Dominic, who had to play several minor roles before getting their big Mercy’s first attempt in The Maid shot her into limelight. That was in 2004. Since then, she has been having a great time starring in many films.

Ironically, however, she has yet to clinch any ‘juicy’ ambassadorial or endorsement deals, which the likes of Genevieve currently enjoy. She says this does not bother her, though.

“First of all I always remain grateful that I am appreciated and recommended by showbiz personalities and Nigerians. That for me is the biggest endorsement. The other one will come. Keep your fingers crossed. I am humbled, grateful and uplifted and full of gratitude to everyone who ‘Googled’ Mercy Johnson at all times.”

On an endorsement deal she was rumoured to be discussing with the Bank of Industry, she says, “They (BOI) wanted a meeting on a collaborative effort. We honoured the meeting and that was all.”

For now, all that matters to Mercy is how best to expand the activities of her NGO, The Mercy Johnson Foundation for Children and Widows.

She says, “We have been in existence for years but you hardly hear much about it because I chose to make it that way. It does not call for so much noise because it’s another part of my life I do not joke with. Maybe soon, depending on plans, a lot will be heard about the foundation.”

Having starred in over 100 movies, one would expect Mercy to consider shooting her first feature film. In defence, the dark-skinned star says, “Firstly, there is time for everything. Sit, relax and watch me as an executive producer soon.”

Asked to confirm if she was indeed the highest paid Nollywood actress, she simply responded saying, “No comment o, before someone misquotes what I said. I am what I am by the grace of God.”

On another rumour that she is having some spat with some of her colleagues, she notes that she has no problem with anyone.

“I am not fighting with anybody. Last time it was rumoured that Chike Ike and I had issues while we were on set together. We had to take to Twitter to deny it. Tomorrow it will be another person. I am a peaceful person and I believe most of the people in Nollywood are also peaceful.”

2face Breaks The Silence

2face Idibia’s Million Voices for Peace (MVP) project has recorded a song to raise funds for the work of Nigerian Red Cross and call for peace, titled “Break The Silence”, reports notjustok.com

This song also calls for the release of the abducted Chibok girls and features;  2face Idibia, Precision Productions (Trinidad & Tobago), Samini (Ghana), K-Slim, PKD, Squadee (Ghana), Spyke, Sound Sultan, Essence, Righteousman, Joe El, Ferre Galo (DRC) and Machel Montano (Trinidad & Tobago).

Idibia, who spoke from France said that the safe return of the Chibok girls and real work towards peace building must be sustained.