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Celebrity news, star life, viral buzz, showbiz behind-the-scenes, and unusual stories. This section dives into the world of public figures making headlines.
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Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski announce separation after nine years of marriage
Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski announced their separation on September 15, 2026, after nine years of marriage. The two actors, parents to two children, express their desire to preserve their family bond. -
Finneas leaves Ed Sheeran’s tour following Macklemore’s removal
Finneas, Aaron Rowe, Lukas Graham, and the band Beoga announced their withdrawal from Ed Sheeran's tour on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. They are protesting Macklemore's removal following his pro-Palestinian statements on stage. -
Rato Mobio Venance, founding keyboardist of Bozambo, dies in France
A historical figure in Ivorian music, the pianist and composer died on September 13, 2026, in France. The Ministry of Culture announced his passing. -
Tom Cruise acknowledges being ‘intense’ on set
In a rare interview, Tom Cruise acknowledges his intense temperament on set. The actor states he warns his partners about his expectations before filming begins. -
Kira Djoke presents his first film shot with €10 and an iPhone
Originally from Abidjan, the 26-year-old Ivorian director presents "16 Mesures" in Toulouse on September 15, a psychological thriller shot on an iPhone with reported production costs of just €10. -
Mami Watta opens her first solo show “Je vous salue Mami” in Paris
Following her crowning in "Drag Race France All Stars," Mami Watta transitions to solo storytelling. The Ivorian drag queen opens her show "Je vous salue Mami" in Paris this Tuesday, drawing from her childhood in Abidjan and her stage journey. -
Macklemore sidelined: Ed Sheeran insists it wasn’t his decision
Ed Sheeran asserts that Macklemore's removal from his American tour was decided by the promoter and several venues. The British singer says he attempted mediation but was unable to persuade the organizers to change their position. -
Christie Brinkley walks the runway in New York after seven years away
At 72 years old, the American model closed the Dennis Basso show during New York Fashion Week, marking her first appearance on a runway since 2019. -
86.9 million streams: Black Sherif leads Ghanaians in Nigeria
The Ghanaian singer dominates his compatriots in the mid-year Nigerian rankings, with 86.9 million streams recorded in the first half of 2026. -
Awarded at the AFRIMMA, Real Warri Pikin apologizes after viral incident with Timaya
Awarded Best Stand-Up Comedian at the AFRIMMA 2026, Real Warri Pikin has apologized after a viral incident with Timaya in Dallas. -
Maddox Jolie Legally Removes ‘Pitt’ from His Name
A Los Angeles court has approved the request of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's eldest son. At 25, he is now officially known as Maddox Chivan Jolie. -
Benin: 200 FCFA per trip for university buses starting September 21
University transport is set to resume on September 21, 2026, in Benin, with a fare of 200 FCFA per trip. The system will utilize 63 new buses and serve 12 cities. -
Aliko Dangote reveals he bought his first private jet at 22
The Nigerian billionaire recounted acquiring his first private jet at 22 and a half. He now urges the wealthy to prioritize productive investments. -
Ke Huy Quan recounts his journey from refugee to Oscar winner in ‘Never Say Die’
Oscar-winning actor Ke Huy Quan publishes his memoir, "Never Say Die," on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. He recounts his childhood as a refugee, his early fame, and the two decades during which Hollywood offered him no roles. -
Nigeria: 5 million students to receive 100 MB of free data daily
The initiative, supported by telecom operators, targets public institutions and restricts free access to platforms validated by the NCC and the Federal Ministry of Education. -
Ghana: M.anifest addresses the hatred poisoning musical rivalries
Ghanaian rapper M.anifest believes that "stan culture" divides the local music scene. His message follows a recent public exchange between Sarkodie and Stonebwoy. -
Nigeria: Students turned away as schools face disruption
The resumption of classes scheduled for September 14 was disrupted in many Federal Unity Colleges. Staff and parents kept institutions closed to demand the withdrawal of the concession granted to King’s College by its alumni association. -
Gina Rodriguez reunites with Justin Baldoni for her directorial debut in film
Gina Rodriguez will direct, produce, and star in "House of Guerrero," a boxing film supported by Wayfarer Studios, the company of Justin Baldoni. The project will mark her directorial debut for a feature film intended for theaters. -
Oasis announces 38 concerts in 2027, with a historic return to Knebworth
The British band will extend their reunion with a tour across the UK, Europe, and the United States. Access to ticket sales will be exclusively through prior registration. -
Kadhy Touré celebrates her 38th birthday away from social media
The Ivorian actress, producer, and television host turned 38 on September 13, amid a digital break announced to focus on a project still kept secret. -
BLACKPINK: Lisa apologizes for a racist slur made before her debut
In "Always Lalisa," BLACKPINK's Thai star reflects on videos from her training period released in 2025 and explains why she did not respond at the time. -
Future Awards Africa 2026: Five figures from the continent at the helm
The anniversary ceremony will bring together artists and hosts from Nigeria, Tanzania, Malawi, Botswana, and Kenya in November in Lagos. -
Odo Marie launches OMtivi with “The Women We Don’t Marry”
Ivorian actress and producer Odo Marie launches OMtivi and unveils "The Women We Don't Marry," a production focused on the prejudices surrounding marriage and the choices imposed by social scrutiny. -
Taylor Swift chooses Travis Kelce over Emmy Awards, with Tom Cruise by her side
Taylor Swift preferred Travis Kelce's season opener to the Emmy Awards, where her concert film was nominated. The singer watched the Chiefs game with Tom Cruise in a private box at Arrowhead Stadium. -
Theater: Lupita Nyong’o returns to the stage in ‘Pre-Existing Condition’
Lupita Nyong’o opened the new production of ‘Pre-Existing Condition’ at the Greenwich House Theater on September 14. The Kenyan actress will hold the central role until September 26. -
Emmy Awards 2026: Matthew Rhys makes history with double win in two major categories
Matthew Rhys won two lead Emmy Awards on the same night, a first. Already honored in drama in 2018, he also becomes the first actor recognized as a lead in all three major television genres. -
Emmy Awards 2026: Jean Smart makes history with fifth win for ‘Hacks’
Recognized for each of the five seasons of "Hacks," Jean Smart sets a new record at the Emmy Awards. The 75-year-old actress now has eight trophies in her career. -
Nollywood: Pete Edochie cast as Papa Ngozi in ‘Bestie’
Toyin Abraham unveils the cast of her upcoming film ‘Bestie’ with Pete Edochie. The Nollywood veteran will play Papa Ngozi in this highly anticipated feature set for release on December 16. -
Sydney Sweeney’s Novig advertisement sparks backlash from Olympic champions
Top-level athletes accuse the actress's campaign for the Novig platform of sexualizing women in sports. Sydney Sweeney has not directly responded to the criticism. -
UK: Archie and Lilibet change schools after two days for security reasons
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children left their first British school after just two days. Their spokesperson cites security constraints related to the commute, not an incident at the school.
