CELEBRITY GOSSIP: BEBE COOL, APASS JOIN BRYAN WHITE FOUNDATION

Saturday July 28, 2018

By Aiden Graw

www.mknewslink.com

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS:

Attention seeking socialite Bryan White has been using the money to lure musicians and other top celebrities to his ‘podium’.

Some musicians like Bebe Cool and Apass had vowed never to associate with Bryan White however these two have finally coiled their tails between their legs, and they are currently enjoying Bryan White’s money.

Sources say Apass received 10M from Bryan White Foundation to entertain revellers in Arua while Bebe Cool reportedly accepted 10m for two VIP table at his forthcoming concert dubbed Golden Heart on 3rd August at Kololo Airstrip

DEVELOPMENT CHANNEL TO BOOST UGANDA FILM INDUSTRY

Uganda’s movie industry still lags behind despite the number of local talent in Uganda. Despite all this great talent in the movie industry, there is lack of audience and investment to the film industry in the country unlike developed countries like the United States of America. It is because of this that Development Channel decided to boost the movie industry in the country. Development Channel provides the movie industry with the latest version of black magic. Only 4 of URASA Min Pro Black-magic 4.6k are in the country and 2 of those 4 have been provided by Development Channel to the movie industry.

In the words of former USA President Barak Obama, when America was founded as a new country, the Founding Fathers wanted to base the foundations of the country off of ideals. .The ideals made the country and the people thrive to become the World’s most powerful nation. These ideals were instilled through the movie industry in America. Hollywood grew to shape the collective thoughts and the ideas of the nation and the world at large.

It is through the same spirit that Development Channel has handed over 2 state of the art cameras to renowned award winning actors Mathew Nabwiso and Eleanor Nabwiso. Development Channel has also gone ahead to invite Nollywood’s famous acting duo “Aki and Pawpaw” to work with the budding movie industry in Uganda.

During the handover at Development Channel’s Corporate Office, the Chairman, Charles N. Lambert explained that it is high time that we created a “new nation” and this nation must be a United Africa where the next generation must higher its sights. Africa’s economy has been badly weakened for far too long and that has been a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make choices and prepare the nation for a new age. Chairman Development Channel showed that the challenges Africa faces are real, serious and are many but we believe that with the empowerment of the film industry, Uganda and Africa is a step closer to becoming a new nation under the new ideals.

In reaffirming the greatness of Africa, we understand that greatness is never given, it must be earned. That is why Development Channel is taking the lead in earning this greatness through the Economic War.

NICOLE KIDMAN TO PRODUCE AND STAR IN NINE PERFECT STRANGERS

Nicole Kidman has signed a production deal for the new novel from ‘Big Little Liars’ writer Liane Moriarty.

Nicole Kidman has closed a film and TV deal for the book ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’.

The actress’ Blossom Films has closed a preemptive deal for the screen rights to the new novel from ‘Big Little Liars’ writer Liane Moriarty and Nicole is set to star in and produce the adaptation.

NICOLE KIDMAN

Nicole and her producing partner Per Saari will join forces with Bruna Papandrea’s Made Up Stories on the project.

Nicole can next be seen on the big screen in ‘Aquaman’ and recently revealed she was ”pummelled” by water in her first scene – but wanted more.

The Oscar-winning actress portrays Queen Atlanna in the upcoming action adventure and has been hailed a ”trooper” by director James Wan for the way she dealt with her punishing first moments on camera.

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