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Tiffany Haddish, Tyler Perry, Lebron James Win 2020 E! People’s Choice Awards | See Full List

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November 17, 2020

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The 2020 E! Peoples Choice Awards took place NOV 16 and once again, artists from movies, TV, music and pop culture were recognized and awarded for their uniqueness, as voted on by the people.

Lady Gaga and Justin Bieber were the most nominated female and male artists of the night with 7 nominations each. Cardi B, Ariana Grande and Meghan Thee Stallion were also nominated in the music category.

Will Smith and Tiffany Haddish both won the male and female movie star of the year awards respectively. Other movie stars who received awards include Zendaya, Ellis Rose and Tyler Perry who was named as one of E!’s three of the night’s top honorees, alongside Jennifer Lopez and Tracee Ellis Ross.

See the full People’s Choice Awards 2020 winners list of winners:

People’s Champion Award – Tyler Perry

Fashion Icon Award –Tracee Ellis Ross

People’s Icon of 2019 – Jennifer Lopez

Movies

THE MOVIE OF 2020 – “Bad Boys for Life”

THE COMEDY MOVIE OF 2020 – “The Kissing Booth 2”

THE ACTION MOVIE OF 2020 – “Mulan”

THE DRAMA MOVIE OF 2020 – “Hamilton”

THE FAMILY MOVIE OF 2020 – “Onward”

THE MALE MOVIE STAR OF 2020 – Will Smith, “Bad Boys for Life”

THE FEMALE MOVIE STAR OF 2020 – Tiffany Haddish, “Like A Boss”

THE COMEDY MOVIE STAR OF 2020 – Joey King, “The Kissing Booth 2”

THE ACTION MOVIE STAR OF 2020 – Chris Hemsworth, “Extraction”

THE DRAMA MOVIE STAR OF 2020 – Lin-Manuel Miranda, “Hamilton”

TV

THE SHOW OF 2020 – “Grey’s Anatomy”

THE DRAMA SHOW OF 2020 – “Riverdale”

THE COMEDY SHOW OF 2020 – “Never Have I Ever”

THE REALITY SHOW OF 2020 – “Keeping Up with the Kardashians”

THE COMPETITION SHOW OF 2020 – “The Voice”

THE MALE TV STAR OF 2020 – Cole Sprouse, “Riverdale”

THE FEMALE TV STAR OF 2020 – Ellen Pompeo, “Grey’s Anatomy”

THE DRAMA TV STAR OF 2020 – Mandy Moore, “This Is Us”

THE COMEDY TV STAR OF 2020 – Sofía Vergara, “Modern Family”

THE DAYTIME TALK SHOW OF 2020 – “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”

THE NIGHTTIME TALK SHOW OF 2020 – ” The Tonight Show” starring Jimmy Fallon

THE COMPETITION CONTESTANT OF 2020 – Gigi Goode, RuPaul’s Drag Race

THE REALITY STAR OF 2020 – “Khloe Kardashian, “Keeping Up with the Kardashians”

THE BINGEWORTHY SHOW OF 2020 – “Outer Banks”

THE SCI-FI/FANTASY SHOW OF 2020 – “Wynonna Earp”

Music

THE MALE ARTIST OF 2020 – Justin Bieber

THE FEMALE ARTIST OF 2020 – Ariana Grande

THE GROUP OF 2020 – BTS

THE SONG OF 2020 – “Dynamite”, BTS

THE ALBUM OF 2020 – “Map of the Soul: 7”, BTS

THE COUNTRY ARTIST OF 2020 – Blake Shelton

THE LATIN ARTIST OF 2020 – Becky G

THE NEW ARTIST OF 2020 – Doja Cat

THE MUSIC VIDEO OF 2020 – “Dynamite,” BTS

THE COLLABORATION OF 2020 – “WAP,” Cardi B ft. Megan Thee Stallion

THE SOUNDTRACK SONG OF 2020 – “Only The Young,” Taylor Swift, Featured in Miss Americana

Pop Culture

THE SOCIAL STAR OF 2020 – Emma Chamberlain

THE BEAUTY INFLUENCER OF 2020 – James Charles

THE SOCIAL CELEBRITY OF 2020 – Ariana Grande

THE ANIMAL STAR OF 2020 – Doug The Pug

THE COMEDY ACT OF 2020 – Leslie Jones: Time Machine

THE STYLE STAR OF 2020 – Zendaya

THE GAME CHANGER OF 2020 – Lebron James

THE POP PODCAST OF 2020 – “Anything Goes” with Emma Chamberlain

Photo Credit: E! People’s Choice Awards

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Enioluwa Replies X User Questioning The Use Of Same Actors In Nollywood

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November 12, 2024

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Nollywood actor and social media personality Enioluwa explained why the Nigerian film industry uses the ‘same faces’ in movies.

It all began on November 11, 2024, when an X user reacted to actress Jemima Osunde‘s post on X regarding the new YouTube film Fame and Fury.

The user said, “I’m sincerely tired of seeing the same faces in this damn industry.”

I’m sincerely tired of seeing the same faces in this damn industry https://t.co/L2rKSIGIz6

— salamalekun bitches (@95andbeyond) November 11, 2024

Osunde did not take her comment lightly. She retorted, saying, “We’re tired of seeing your face too in your office. Damn! I hope they sack you.”

Enioluwa then took to X to address the notion of Nollywood using familiar faces in films. He stressed that it happens because of finances.

He wrote,

“People often say they’re tired of seeing the same faces in Nigerian films. However, unlike in Hollywood, actors in Nigeria can’t afford to do just one film a year—how much are they paying? The industry currently can’t support as many newcomers as people might expect because, realistically, many of them wouldn’t be able to meet even their basic needs. No one wants to be famous and financially unstable.”

In response, another X user asked him for practical solutions, urging him to suggest actionable steps rather than just highlighting the problems. “You made a crucial point there but you didn’t suggest any solution,” he commented.

Enioluwa then explained,

We don’t have the buying power yet; it’s growing because streaming platforms have come in and people have made more records in the box office. Nevertheless, you can’t equate it to Hollywood, an Avengers that made over $2 billion that can pay its actors millions of dollars and still have enough profit.

People often say they’re tired of seeing the same faces in Nigerian films.

However, unlike in Hollywood, actors in Nigeria can’t afford to do just one film a year— how much are they paying.

The industry currently can’t support as many newcomers as people might expect because,…

— Eni Adeoluwa (@Enioluwa_) November 11, 2024

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John Njamah Says Actors Should Be Cast Based On Talent Not Instagram Followers

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November 12, 2024

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Nollywood filmmaker John Njamah recently voiced his concern about the prevailing casting practices in the industry. He argued that casting decisions should prioritize an actor’s talent over their physical appearance or social media popularity.

In an exclusive interview, Njamah, a Nollywood veteran, gave insightful commentary on the current state and future trajectory of Nigerian cinema.

Known for his role as Rabiu in the popular TV soap opera “Fuji House of Commotion,” Njamah has also graced the screens of numerous television shows.

Interestingly, the shows he has featured in include “Tinsel,” “Living In Lagos,” “Solitaire,” “Casino,” “Emerald,” “Tide,” and “My Flatmates.”

During the interview, Njamah talked about his filmmaking journey. He emphasized his unwavering passion for the industry and his aspirations for its continued development.

“What is fuelling me is beyond passion. There’s that knack and need to grow with every month, whatever year. There’s that need to.do something different. This industry of ours is for you to do whatever you want to do and not join the bandwagon. So for me, it’s the originality in me and the need to do something right that is fuelling me Basically, it’s the ever-creative venture in me,” he said.

Njamah discussed how African stories are evolving. Furthermore, he emphasized that positive and negative changes have happened over the years.

“There’s a positive aspect and there’s a negative aspect. There’s a technical input. We’re telling our stories better technically. We’re telling better and bigger stories. The negative is that we are beginning to lose our originality. We are beginning to join the bandwagon to tell what is peculiar to other people and not to us. We are beginning to lose a bit of our identity cos there’s no longer us,” he said.

What’s more, Njamah spoke about casting in the industry. He pointed out differences between the industry during his time and the current climate, especially with casting.

“Fuji House was a one-camera shoot with hungry and passionate people. Now we have people who cast people who are beautiful and with Barbie bodies and followership and not necessarily for your talents. Some of us try to be that original because that’s where better stories are told. You want to tell stories with passionate people. Whether you like it or not, it’s a long shot but it’s possible. You want to give the actors that are worthy of the job and not the ones that are based on Instagram followers. We borrow from society and give back to society by way of entertainment and pedagogical values.”

Further, he criticized the lack of professional work ethic among filmmakers in Nollywood. He highlighted the absence of a robust system to evaluate the performance and accountability of producers within the industry.

“Professionalism is lacking. Respect for those in charge, humility and the like is lacking today. The industry lacks checks and balances. Every Tom, Dck and Harry can wake up and call themselves a producer and just get on board and be doing stuff without being checked and of course, the guild system is not working so they can’t check. There are no criteria for who should become a producer. The system is also not working. Let’s just be mindful as producers, directors and actors,” he added.

In conclusion, John Njamah acknowledged the unique character of Nollywood. Meanwhile, he proposed the creation of a domestic platform to market and distribute Nigerian films. Consequently, this would reduce reliance on foreign streaming services.

“That thing that they don’t like about us is what makes us, us. I am tired of people saying they don’t want to come into the country for coproduction cos we’re that and that and why are we relying on the likes of the streamers? Why can’t we do something that is for us by us so that they will come to us and ask for these things? We are solely depending on them to licence our movies, for survival. Speaking of coproduction, if you tell me you don’t want to come into the country for any reason, I’ll tell you you’re wrong, cos there are amazing producers here that you’ve seen their work. All you need to do is come to them and agree on modalities.”

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Mercy Aigbe Reveals Why She Married Kazim Adeoti As A Second Wife

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November 11, 2024

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Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe-Adeoti revealed one of the reasons she chose to marry Kazim Adeoti as his second wife.

During her appearance on “Nollywood on Radio”, Mercy Aigbe explained that her husband’s deep experience and dedication to Nollywood significantly influenced her decision.

Emphasizing that their marriage goes beyond a personal connection, she mentioned it also aligns with their shared professional ambitions.

She said of their shared ambitions, “That’s one of the reasons why I married him.”

She added, “Together we’re building an empire; we’re building a production empire and I felt like I needed someone like that. It’s a good thing that he’s in the industry so with his strength and my strength combined, the future of the empire is looking good already.”

Social media users slammed the actress after her revelation. Many criticized her decision. They pointedly reminded her about Kazim Adeoti’s first wife, who, according to reports, did not give her consent to their marriage.

A comment read, “Elesin! Empire wey he don already build with his first wife.”

“Mercy, you know that you betrayed this woman. If you and the first wife didn’t know each other, it is a different thing since she is a Muslim, but you are someone who can not be trusted,” another person said.

Mercy’s marriage to Kazim Adeoti sparked controversy from the very beginning. Reports claimed that she allegedly came between the filmmaker and his first wife, Funso.

However, Kazim clarified that he and Mercy had been friends and business partners for over ten years. This was before they began dating.

On the other hand, Mercy’s ex-husband, Lanre Gentry, accused her of being friends with Funso throughout that period. Eventually, she married Adeoti in 2022.

In April 2023, the actress surprised her fans on social media. She announced her conversion to Islam just before the start of Ramadan, introducing herself as Hajia Meenah Mercy Adeoti.

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