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MzDarkSkin:
^^exactly. and thats the sad part.
I said EXPOSURE, ON HERE NOT NOLLYWOOD. Typical white girl who wants to be drooled over. End of story.

Maybe. But why do some folks feel that every pretty girl who posts her pic on a site simply wants to be drooled over? Let's give her the benefit of the doubt. And then, of course, she IS kinda hot .

It would have been a big DISGRACE if these were proper policemen and if the police had any real value in the Nigerian society. Since they are neither, then we can safely say this is a very normal phenomena, men in uniform fighting in public .

The rumour is that TreyC got three times more votes than Katie. That means she deserved to stay. But the X-Factor mafia know what they're doing. They never really wanted TreyC, remember she was a wildcard. Now only two of the W.C are left (Wagner and Paige) and they'll be gone soon enough.

Lol, it seems everyone feels fashion "schools" are only about theories and talk talk. I'm sure they do the practicals and the basics. Well it depends on your goals and your target market. If you want to deal in the real fashion industry on all levels, try and do the fashion school thing. But if you just want to get sewing and making money from customers day-to-day, learn through the road-side tailors. Which ever suits your situation. None is better than the other, it just depends.

oludashmi:
What matters most is your interest and sense of creativity. This will stand you out irrespective of where you learnt it . . .most fashion house owners learnt it at the road side but were able to professionalise theirs . . essence of formal education!

@meadan, how ve you been, its been a long long time, what about your NL toaster (rotimi)?

Lol, everything was for the fun of it ooh, but I'm sure he's OK .

MzDarkSkin:
Oh please. The girl is looking for exposure and trust me its not for acting. I am not Nigerian and even I see so.

"Exposure"?? Like seriously? This is Nollywood we're talking about here, not Hollywood. She just loves the movies and feels she could be a part of it. Not that she's looking to be the next "Genevieve" or Omotola. We know that "whites" only get brief, scanty parts in Nollywood movies so I doubt she'll be going in for the fame or "exposure".

Whether it's a murder/suicide the basic thing is that a young girl is dead and it's no laughing matter so what's with the jokes and smiley face?? People don't know the appropriate attitude for certain situations.

Lol, so much gossip going round about that night. Meanwhile, heard there'll be a double eviction (Wagner and Paige or Katie). I mean, she's been in the bottom for three weeks. It's getting obvious that she's not a favourite. Can't she just live with that and go peacefully? Geez. And trust Cheryl to worm her way back into the public's hearts: she allowed herself to be slapped with a pie at the Pride Of Britain awards two days ago. Everyone was like, aaawwww . Smart girl .

What does a 17 y/o girl know about love or heart break? What does she know about suicide? Girls grow up too fast nowadays. Though with no family or good friends to advise her, perhaps her young age made her incapable of dealing with the break up. Very sad though.

@madlady the show's on immediately after The Apprentice, simply switch to BBC2 for The Apprentice-You're Fired, where they interview the latest "loser" m

mystikal:
What's d difference between Ashley Cole n Cheryl Cole? Ashley has no problem picking a girl to go home.

Lol, nice one. I get it . This will probably circulate for a while. Serves her right, such an attention-seeker.

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Poor TreyC, saw her on a show practically sending off "begging" signals ie she said, "I hope some producer out there saw me and decides to sign me on." Bleeh. She comes across as rejected and too anxious for a signing. Sorry but there are 1 million TreyCs out there. Meanwhile, there is no clear winner this year. Matt is the best singer, One Direction are the favourite, Rebeccaa's the most unique, Cher's versatile, and Aiden is, intense,lol. For me, One Direction shd win. It's the turn of the boy bands this year.

Wow, @chimp2limp, u call three successive wins "fluking a victory"? Wow. Now u're just being plain negative and bitter. For once give respect where it's due, haba.

Nothing like a new thread to celebrate the recent return to form . For those who stuck by thru thick n thin, YNWA .

[quote author=Kenny_G link=topic=527351.msg7097995#msg7097995 date=1289164371]maybe, but its hard to justify sending her home at this stage when there are people with ziltch talent compared to her still in the competition. at the end of the day all this personality trash is nothing if you have no talent to back it up[/quote]Stardom is waaaay more than talent, always has been. Charisma is the key. Look at Jedward and celebrities like Peter Andre. People will argue than these guys have little or no talent, but somehow they have fans and admirers who buy their albums. She can still make it though, if she hooks a good label/producer.

TreyC could sing but there was just something missing. I always use Alexandra Burke as a model for all female finalists: she had the whole package: what ever she sang, what ever she wore, she made it suit her. TreyC just never had a particular style that could distinguish her from the crowd. Even Katie is unique, so is Cher etc. Danni told her this but she was stupid enough to argue . Let her go jare, she was getting cocky .

manmustwac:
The audience booed wagner when he got through. Now its treyc here for the second time & katie here for the third.  Katie knows she's going home. tonight.

They ALWAYS boo Wagner. Then vote for him during d week . TreyC should go abeg . Nothing much to offer. More like a low quality version of Alexandra Burke.

Hmmn. Na wa o,


“At first we wanted to bring Ramsey Noah and Ini Edo but they were busy hence settling for Elliot and Okereke,” he said.

Asked whether the failure was not a betrayal to the fans who anticipated seeing Okereke, Chavula said:


“We know some people will be disappointed but sometimes such situations happen. The best thing is we have Elliot who is also the main actor. It could have been a problem if we didn’t have both of them.”


And then Ghollywood noisemakers will dare to blab against Nollywoood actors . See levels .

Lol. Tech support indeed. Nice joke .

thameamead:
Paloma is a Two-face bitc*, she sang praises of sandessh in the beginning and later bought her back to the board room

Paloma noticed that Lord Sugar had already made a negative comment or two about Sandeesh,(that she hardly makes any real decisions, is not forthrigh etc) so she saw Sandeesh as a likely one to bad-mouth, too. Let's face it, during some arguments I've watched Sandeesh take a back seat and never contribute she is too careful. She has lovely eyes tho'. They joked about it on You're Fired. Make sure you watch that sister show!

vasill:
Inferior Chana and copycat shld realize we started dis thing called African movies and they are only gate crashers. FOOLS wit their funny ACCENT.

Lol, now now, that's going too far. We're not here to generate hate, but to ensure that respect is given to whom it is due. Ghana needs to give us our due respect the way Hollywood is given it's ultimate respect from all the other movie industries in the western world. Like it has already been said here, we are the "Hollywood" of Africa .

chic2pimp:
Haters ke? . . . . . . Abeg what would we be hating on? . Is It the fact y'all have gone 2 decades without a league title to your name?

It's a pity that I, a female, and a nominal soccer fan, has to be the one to school you, but there's more to football than "titles". Liverpool ranks right there on top and can stand shoulder to shoulder with all the other "greats" of Premier League football: Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal. It's all about integrity, honour and heritage. And Liverpool, through Gerrard and many of their other players (past and present), have shown us the dignity that had since been missing in the game.

Forget diplomacy - let's even say they bowed to our monumental prowess. I mean, seriously, did they really think they could "best" us at anything, especially movie-making and fighting tactics?? We'll knock 'em down each time.

Aw, Gerrard, I always knew you had it in you . Three goals in 15 minutes, up from the bench, one goal down. . . .this is the stuff of legends! Speaking of such:

"Steven Gerrard has been hailed as the most influential player in Premier League history, by his Liverpool team-mate Jamie Carragher.

The dynamic midfielder came off the bench at half-time and grabbed a quick-fire treble as the Reds came from behind to beat Napoli 3-1 in their Europa league clash at Anfield on Thursday.

It was far from the first time that Gerrard had rescued Liverpool and Carragher believes he is now worthy of a place among the greats (Go, Gerrard!!!)

Liverpool may have had players in the calibre of kenny Dalgish, Ian Rush and Kevin Keegan during their glory years, but the central defender (Carragher) believes  none of them can match the modern-day Anfield hero, who he regards as the most important footballer of the Premier League era."


Eat that, haters!!!!




source:  http://metro.mobi/;channelld=sport/getArticle.jsp?in_article_id=846324

I'm appalled to hear that actors from an African country have to be "charged" before being allowed to act in another country. Where is the love?? I know the actor's guild have fees but to put an actual charge on each other (Ghana vs Nigeria) is embarrassing - or is that how it's done in  Hollywood and UK and Canada?

cold:
Dearie you must have been livin in space.The whole thang was set off by our Ghanian bruvas when they decided to place a ridiculous tariff on Nigerian actors/actresses featuring in ghanian movies or using sites in Ghana to shoot movies.Like wtf we had to hit back hard.Looks lyk they're finally returnin to their senses

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Wow, so it's the Ghanians who started it all. Reminds me of those charges we had to pay at all those "toll-gates" when travelling from state to state.  So a Nigerian actor was made to pay "toll gate" to act/produce movies in Ghana. In that case Ghanians should be ashamed, and I feel it's just jealousy that made them do it. Big up to our Nollywood for hitting back and bringing them to their knees. Who else apart from us Nigerians watch their movies sef, if at all? Meanwhile, Nigerian movies are enjoyed all around Africa and overseas.

I'm appalled to hear that actors from an African country have to be "charged" before being allowed to act in another country. Where is the love?? I know the actor's guild have fees but to put an actual charge on each other (Ghana vs Nigeria) is embarrassing - or is that how it's done in Hollywood and UK and Canada?

Lol, without money, if you like have the biggest , nothing like "big boy" for u. Big boy=Lots of Money. Period.

Somewhere in Wikipedia under "internet scam" or so, Nigerians are used not only in the definition, but AS the definition . In movies, they feel it won't sound authentic if they don't use Nigeria(ns) as the scammers. You want them to use Egyptians or Togolese? Nothing to be proud of but that's what u get for being "notorious" for something.

manmustwac:
Next week they're be doing a commercial not a cleaning task.

Commercial for cleaning products, yep.

manmustwac:
Paloma you talked yourself out of this if you had shut up a while back there might have been someone else going. Your fired.

Lol, she did shoot herself in the foot with all her yakking . Three things I learned today from watching Paloma: Don't be too overconfident/arrogant, Don't talk too much, listen more, and Don't spend 90% of your time talking bad about others! She went on and on about Alex's shortcomings, it looked too much like a set-up/attack. All in all, she did talk herself out of it all. If she had listened to correction, apologised and sounded more humble, then she would have left it up to Lord Sugar to choose who will go. But the way she went on and on and on, well, she sort of made the decision for him .


Gosh, but I thought those recycled suit-clothes were rubbish . Making a dress out of old ties?? And at £300?? These oyibo pple sef. What next, wearing recycled shopping bags? Lol. Can't wait for next week and the cleaning product task.

Radiant:
And how do you solve the problem of poor acting skills? You even sound more confused than the poster. Nigerians!

First off, the poster is not confused, so neither could I be . She has seen Nigerian movies, and noticed that the "whites" used to portray white roles leave a lot to be desired. I'm sure you too, have criticised one or two (or more) Hollywood actors in your time , and you don't see any of them cussing you out about it. And another thing, I said she didn't even need to be a great actor, because let's face it, you don't need much talent to make it in Nollywood . Only a select few actually know how to ACT, so what are you on about a Latvian wanting to contribute to an industry she obviously admires?? Please step back and keep an open mind before you bust a nerve on NL, ok babes.