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Inspirational Stories of celebrities
1. Celebrity Inspirational Stories: Newton Newton was very attentive in his studies. Once, a friend invited him to dinner. During the dinner, he remembered that he had a bottle of good wine at home, so he told his friend to wait and go home to get the wine. The friend waited and waited, but Newton did not come back, so he went to see what was going on. The original Newton on the way home, think of an experiment, after getting home, he plunged into the laboratory, do the experiment, take the wine to entertain friends' things forgotten.
By murp90854 years ago in Humans
Kobe posthumous photos were used to show off! Vanessa in tears in court refused to reconcile, 40-year-old body obviously blossomed
In the blink of an eye, Kobe and Gianna have left this world two and a half years ago, the saddest is undoubtedly Vanessa. Once Vanessa was unbelievably happy, she had a beautiful family, but now there is no light in her eyes. People say that time is the best medicine to heal wounds. Yet these two and a half years, there are people who rub salt into Vanessa's wounds. Los Angeles police leaked Kobe's posthumous photos, which deeply hurt Vanessa. Therefore, Vanessa said what to Kobe to get justice.
By Evan Tao4 years ago in Humans
Why I Won't Go Back to Law Even if Someone Paid Me - Falz
Nigerian rapper, actor, and activist Falz popularly known as Falz The Bahd Guy is renowned today for being one of the most popular names in the entertainment industry. However, Falz didn't train as an entertainer. When he was in school, Falz studied law and graduated as a lawyer. By degree, Falz is a lawyer but as we can see today, he doesn't really use his law degree.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Why My Mother Said I Shouldn't Do Season 2 of Real Housewives of Lagos - Chioma Ikokwu
Nigerian businesswoman Chioma Ikokwu popularly known as Chioma Goodhair came into major prominence after appearing on the hit reality television show, The Real Housewives of Lagos. While the show definitely gave her a lot of notoriety and a legion of new fans, the ever-stylish entrepreneur is now saying she's not sure she'll return for a second season. In fact, her mother as well doesn't want her to do a second season of that show. Here's why.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Am influenced to watch: American Baron
Entropy is coming for us all, life is absurd. If you can resonate with either one of these statements I believe I have an influencer for you. I present to you, American Baron (real name Baron Ryan.) *waits for applause to die down* a relative new comer (2020 when he got us start.) in the world of content creation originally armed with nothing but a collection of wigs and a phone camera. Now he creates content for his millions of followers (This author among them.) where he simultaneously entertains, provokes (In a I'll make you reevaluate aspects of life sort way not a Proud Boy pointing a gun at your genitals kinda way.) as well as literary advice. If you have a TikTok or Instagram he is well worth spending a few minutes to investigate and if you need more convincing just keep reading…
By JR Stine4 years ago in Humans
Why I Don't Want to Be Doing Influencer When I'm 30 - Temi Otedola
Nigerian actress, blogger, and influencer Temi Otedola has had quite the interesting career trajectory. Starting off with a fashion blog, the daughter of billionaire Temi Otedola, decided to move her love of fashion and style to Instagram where she now primarily posts and as such has become an influencer. During a new interview with W Magazine, Temi Otedola opened up about the big career decision she took when she realized that did not want to still be influencing when she's in her 30s and 40s. She also talked about her acting journey and opened up about stories she'd like to portray in her career. Without further ado, here is what Temi Otedola said.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
How I Handle Directors Who Tell Me to Meet Them In Funny Locations - Linda Osifo
Linda Osifo is one of Nollywood's newer actresses who has done a good job of making a name for herself and whose career trajectory is definitely on the rise. During a new interview with The Cable, Linda opened up about her relationship, the hardships of auditioning, and also talked about "sex for roles" and invitations by producers and directors to meet at strange locations. Here is what Linda said about all these things.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Why I Quit Acting and Went to Work for Ben Bruce in 2019 - Deyemi Okanlawon
Nollywood actor Deyemi Okanlawon is by far one of the most bankable Nollywood stars today. Deyemi has even said in an interview that he is the highest grossing actor in Nollywood and looking at the work he's done, it's easy to see how. Deyemi has starred in blockbusters such as Omo Ghetto: The Saga, Prophetess, Blood Sisters, Swallow, The Ghost and The Tout Too, and many more.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
5 Things My Wife and I Do to Safeguard Our Marriage - Lateef Adedimeji
Nollywood actor Lateef Adedimeji is one of the most popular and most beloved actors working today. He has starred in a number of very successful movies including Ayinla, Breaded Life, Prophetess, Progressive Tailors Club, and more.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Best 5G Phones to Buy in 2022
Given their exorbitant pricing, the greatest phones, such as the iPhone 13 series, Galaxy S22 range from Samsung, and Google's own Pixel 6, enable the most recent, ultrafast 5G data rates.
By Odedele Badiru4 years ago in Humans
Why I Decided to Shave My Head and Pierce My Ear - Tobi Bakre
Nollywood actor and television personality Tobi Bakre has always been known for his signature look and charm. When he decided to shave off his hair and pierce his ear, people had mixed reactions. A lot of people did not like it.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans
Why I Have Problem With Comedians Turning Comedy Shows into Begging Ground - I Go Save
Nigerian comedian I Go Save is one comedian that has been around for many years in the Nigerian comedy space. He also acts and currently stars in the Africa Magic hit show, My Flatmates. Because of his talent and how long he's been in the industry, I Go Save is an interesting person to hear from as pertains what he thinks about the comedy industry, and so during a new interview with Telegraph Nigeria, I Go Save opened up about the genesis of his comedy career, his fashion style, what he thinks about comedy shows being turned into begging grounds and more. Here is what I Go Save said.
By Jide Okonjo4 years ago in Humans