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By Tuhairwe Joab An American actress famed for her roles as Sandra Clark in a US popular TV Series Club 227, and as Lisa Landry on the sitcom Sister, Jackee Harry, will be coming to Uganda come this very year in December to grace the Nile Diaspora Film Festival. This really explains where the film industry in Uganda seems to be heading. It should be remembered that last year, the same festival jetted in one of the popular Black American actress Tonya Lee who shared some knowledge with our local film makers on how they can improve on their production…

After 10 incredible weeks in the game, Oneal’s Chase came to a screeching halt this evening! Botswana’s Oneal fought the good fight, but unfortunately, when his fate was placed in Africa’s hands, he couldn’t survive the chop. This evening, the opinionated deejay and model was given his marching orders, leaving his girlfriend and fellow Chasemate Feza, reeling. During his final Diary Session earlier this afternoon, Oneal revealed how he was more concerned about Feza rather than himself. “If it were up to me, we wouldn’t have been Nominated at the same time. I’m worried about her,” he told Big Brother.…

Word reaching us is that this year’s Annual Green Festival which will take place in September will see Ghanian UK based ‘Azonto’ singer Fuse ODG come to Uganda to grace the event. The event which will be organised by Mase consultants will take place at Kololo Airstrip where the Star singer will entertain attendants. On this event Superstar kids will each walk away with a fruit tree seedling as a “go green and nature conservation” gesture. Just like last year this year’s event will have the President of Uganda H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni as the Chief guest. Speculations have it…

bigbrotherafrica.com During what could be her final Diary Session, the Tanzanian told Big Brother how she will be leaving the game proud of herself. “I’m leaving the House proud of who I am. I have really grown as a person and hope I wasn’t misunderstood. My time in the House has helped me be more patient with others and has showed me I can be a great leader,” the Tanzanian cutie said. Oneal on the other hand revealed how nervous he is for Feza in particular. Does he also think his lady love is exiting the game? “To be honest with…

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Bobi Wine has returned to Uganda after his Jamaican visit where he was shooting his Clean and out video. Below is what he posted on his page asking fans to expect something upon his return. “A seven days holiday turned into an adventure, friends turned into brothers and a country so distant felt so much like home. One of the most adventurous experiences in my whole career. It was magic working with you Mr. G and the whole Africa- Jamaica connect team in Uganda, Jamaica and a over the world. Words alone can not explain it. As we set a…

Rooney at no time this summer asked United for a transfer and, I understand, is hurt by constant talk that he is determined to leave Old Trafford. He does not want to leave. Rooney, 27, is fighting fit and it is understood he played in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Spanish club Real Betis yesterday. He is available for selection against AIK in Stockholm on Tuesday and again for Rio Ferdinand’s testimonial at Old Trafford against Seville on Friday. The United fans’ reaction is NOT thought to be a major issue for Rooney who is ready to shrug off any ill-conceived…

CBS Michael Ansara, a television and movie actor whose roles included the Klingon Kang on “Star Trek,” has died. A longtime friend and spokesman for Ansara told The Associated Press the actor died Wednesday at his home in Calabasas, Calif., after a long illness. He was 91. Besides the “Star Trek” role, Ansara appeared on dozens of TV shows, including “Broken Arrow,” “Law of the Plainsman,” “I Dream of Jeannie,” “Hawaii Five-0” and “Murder, She Wrote.” But, as CBS’ StarTrek.com notes, “Star Trek” fans “embraced” Ansara’s portrayal of Kang the Klingon commander. He reprised his role in two of the…

By MARK KAPCHANGA – SDE It is unimaginable for a financially privileged person not to live a lifestyle to match. It is without a doubt rare to hear of a multi-million shilling lottery winner who lives in a modest house, or a filthy-rich businessman leading a middle-class lifestyle. Perhaps the closest match to this is billionaire Warren Buffet, who still lives in a house he bought in the 1950s. But the bona fide example of someone who exemplifies humility is Uruguay’s President, José Mujica (pictured). He was elected in a landslide victory in the 2009 polls, taking office in 2010.…