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When you first meet Douglas, he comes off as a young adult doing a TV job and to him; it’s not a big deal. Little does this young adult kn... -
It’s less than three months when the new season of Big Brother will premier and preparations are truly in high gear. Now, before Biggi...
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Every year, on December 31, people look up to the sky as they wait for it to clock 12am; you know that announces the New Year. There, they... -
Ellah and Kacey Mo addressing journalists During the just concluded season of Big Brother, Kacey Mo used to be Ellah’s biggest fan; de... -
Obsessions has always been some sort of mystery. When they came onto the scene in the early 2000s, the public criticized them of doing ...
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Kajjansi for long has been known for their specialization in clay works. The town harbors the Lweza, Africana and Uganda Clays Limited; th...
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My real first time into the Cinema was when my older brother took me with him for a Holiday Makers’ Transday bash. Since I was underage, he... -
Last week, National Theatre was under some love spell as William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing was staged. The collaborative produ... -
Rumanzi Canon's picture of the High Court Rumanzi Canon’s photography at the ongoing City Remixing photo exhibition at the Margare... -
“He did it! It was so romantic. We were at this classy restaurant, when the room went silent and then soft music propelled him to one knee... -
Bala Bala Sese was indeed a film to watch out for – an unimaginable love story between the village belle and boy about the rural. It’s a s... -
With a few days to Christmas, Bebe Cool took to his Facebook page to wish his fans happy holidays, he asked them not to drink and drive be... -
Naturally, when a family member is travelling, its human to get together and have one hell of a night. For me, Wednesday was one of t...
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Much Ado About Nothing is comedy play by William Shakespeare thought to have been written in 1598 and 1599 as he was approaching the mid of ...
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Established in 1959 by an Act of Parliament, Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC) best known as National Theatre is struggling to keep i... -
Ugandan entertainment is never short of drama, even when its slowing down some dude reduces a song, and to assure that it’s the talk of to...
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My real first time into the Cinema was when my older brother took me with him for a Holiday Makers’ Transday bash. Since I was underage, he... -
Last week, National Theatre was under some love spell as William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing was staged. The collaborative produ... -
Rumanzi Canon's picture of the High Court Rumanzi Canon’s photography at the ongoing City Remixing photo exhibition at the Margare... -
“He did it! It was so romantic. We were at this classy restaurant, when the room went silent and then soft music propelled him to one knee... -
Bala Bala Sese was indeed a film to watch out for – an unimaginable love story between the village belle and boy about the rural. It’s a s... -
With a few days to Christmas, Bebe Cool took to his Facebook page to wish his fans happy holidays, he asked them not to drink and drive be... -
Naturally, when a family member is travelling, its human to get together and have one hell of a night. For me, Wednesday was one of t...
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Much Ado About Nothing is comedy play by William Shakespeare thought to have been written in 1598 and 1599 as he was approaching the mid of ...
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Established in 1959 by an Act of Parliament, Uganda National Cultural Centre (UNCC) best known as National Theatre is struggling to keep i... -
Ugandan entertainment is never short of drama, even when its slowing down some dude reduces a song, and to assure that it’s the talk of to...
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