Moët moments from the Moët Society welcome dinner in honour of the new Class of 2019.

New season, new format, new guests, fresh perspectives with a whole lot of sass. I can not wait to experience each episode with you.

I am running between meetings at the moment but wanted to send you a quick update: I'm going to be in Support! What's more, this beautiful story is written by Troy Hunter, supported by the BFI,

Will he and Timi Fadipe lure Charles happily back to a life of George Clooney esq (pre 2014) bachelorhood? I could tell you but it will be a whole lot more fun for you to see for yourself:

but then (my-mate-who-reminds-me-of-Fade-Ogunro) Jessica was very clear about what her goals were and being considered simply because she is young, female and black didn't cut it for her.

#CoupleGoals?
How emoshhhh do you get at weddings?

I went to Kenya last year thanks to Wakanow and EbonyLife TV. Press play below to see my amateur travel diary (if you missed it last year) 

I explored Nollywood’s response to the global demand for affordable, accessible digital content for film lovers. While some of the questions received during the session touched on the threats Netflix might

You can now listen to me live on Urban96, Monday to Fridays, 6 to 9am as I host #UrbanBreakfast. It sounds a little like:

which end of tree to shake lightly. Maybe even throw some rocks up into unseen corners of the tree. The result always bears fruit and he'll catch every one, never letting his fruit hit the ground first. 

I started a podcast - The Unsullied with Oreka Godis!

At the age of five, Ola was torn away from a safe and happy foster home in Hastings and taken back to live with her real parents in London. It was the start of a nightmare.

One of my favourite things to do whenever I get the chance to is to look through old family photos. It is the only real invitation you get to look at the lives of the people you know now to see who they were long before you came along.

Afrinolly has been working to bring new, undiscovered talent to Nollywood through their annual short film competition for years now and I was fortunate enough to be a part of one of the films, 'Timothy'.

After several successful runs in Nigeria and Ghana, I'm told our next stop in England. I'll be back with information on dates as soon as it's confirmed.

I stopped by for a chinwag with Ebuka the other day…

As long as it remains anywhere in Africa, we are all at risk, and we can come together to stop this from happening. Join me, and join all of us now on www.stopebola.com.

When love happens is a high art and glossy romantic comedy about the lives of 3 twenty something professionals in a modern technology connected Lagos and the hilarious and often bizarre adventures in