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By Stuart G-khast Bigeye.ug caught up with the one dancehall singing maestro AK 47 and in an exclusive interview, we disclose and bring AK 47 closer to you. In this interview he reveals a few unknown things about him. 1.How would you describe your sound in three words? -Not Limited Musically. 2.You could be described as a triple threat with your skills in singing and performing. How did you start out? -With the help of Jose Chameleone when he gave me the chance to express my music art,talent and skills to the world when we recorded “Bayuda Remix and other than…

By Isaac Mites The multi-talented artiste and a group leader of fire base crew, Bobi Wine who is launching his Akalimu album in the early days of November, has decided to line up Mr. G from Jamaica among other top Ugandan artistes. Apparently, Bobi Wine is dishing out a huge sum of money which is said to be about USD15000 (approximately Ugx40M) to Jamaican star Mr. G to entice and seduce the celebrated artist to come and attend Akaliimu album launch. It has been alleged that the money is meant to cater for the guy’s accommodation, a return ticket and…

By Stuart G-khast While Emma Carlos, former Coco Finger manager is in Wandegeya erupting over Coco Fingers failed career, Coco Finger is enjoying a good career at least according to him. We can reveal that Coco Finger, aboard LKM airlines, left the country yesterday to Germany and will later go to Netherlands. Together with Desire Luzinda, the two are set to excite revellers there in an Independence extra concert. The two will perform in Germany tomorrow before they head to Netherlands on Sunday. While a small group of people say the two are slowly fading they seem to be doing actually well.

Pepsi, the flagship brand of soft drink giants Crown Beverages Limited (CBL), has injected more than Shs20 million into the concert to cater for publicity, refreshments and other logistics. Innocent Tibayeita, the head of Sales and Marketing at CBL, said the sponsorship is a continuation of Pepsi’s support to outstanding talent that is in line with the Pepsi’s brand proposition. “Juliana is arguably one of Uganda’s most outstanding talents with classy and refreshing music, aspects that Pepsi shares and celebrates,” Tibayeita said. “Our sponsorship of the Up Close and Personal concert will give both Juliana and Pepsi fans the opportunity…

By Moses Abeka Featuring the legendary sensational Keith Sweat, Navio continues on the path of eloquence and class that are the fabric of his videos. In On and On, he settles for a simple yet exotic bar setting synching the artistic scenes with the contemporary background. Directed by Just Carlos Films, the video makes the most of the limited scenes with the models, making sensual yet appealing moves, coming in hand! They could make you go ‘on and on’. Navio does justice to the video making a romantic move and leaving you in suspense as Sweat’s soothing vocals start dripping…

 SKYSPORTS Chelsea striker Fernando Torres admits he has to do more to justify his £50m price tag. The Spaniard, currently on the sidelines with a knee injury, concedes that he needs to score more goals but he is confident that he will deliver if he is given time. Torres scored 23 goals last season in all competitions, and has won the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup in his time at Stamford Bridge. He has scored 37 goals in 139 appearances in his Chelsea career so far but his move from Liverpool – where he scored an impressive 81…

Skysports Joey Barton does not believe England have had a ‘golden generation’ and also used Sir Alex Ferguson as an example of the difference between a coach and a manager. England have won just one major international tournament – the 1966 World Cup on home soil – and have only reached the semi-finals of a World Cup or European Championship twice since. The past decade or so has seen the group of players that contained the likes of David Beckham, Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Wayne Rooney branded as the ‘golden generation’. However, the once-capped Barton disputed that tag in…

SUPERSPORT Referees at next year’s World Cup will use goalline technology for the first time to settle some of the disputes that have marred past tournaments. Germany company GoalControl will supply the camera-based technology, Fifa said, following a successful trial during the Confederations Cup in Brazil earlier this year. GoalControl uses 14 cameras around the pitch to monitor whether the ball has crossed the line, sending a signal to the referee’s watch within a second to confirm that a goal has been scored. Fifa noted there were no close calls on goalline incidents during the Confederations Cup but added that…

RADARONLINE Famed Hollywood attorney Gloria Allred has blasted 19-time Grammy Award-winner Kanye West as “shameful” and a “disgrace” after he taunted the paparazzi during an interview with Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday night. “It’s not safe for you in the zoo,” the boyfriend of reality star Kim Kardashian said, as if to suggest he’ll continue to use physical force against the shutterbugs on the streets on Los Angeles. Allred – the civil rights lawyer — is representing video photographer Danny Ramos, who has sued West alleging assault, battery, negligence and violation of civil rights. Speaking to RadarOnline.com in the wake of the late-night interview, Allred said: “Mr. West made it clear that…

FOXNEWS The high school musical drama “Glee” said goodbye to Finn, its beloved singer-quarterback, while paying tribute to Cory Monteith, the late actor who had portrayed him, in a much-anticipated episode that aired Thursday. Just how “Glee” would handle the death of Monteith had haunted the Fox series and its fans since the 31-year-old star was found dead in a Canadian hotel room in July of an accidental alcohol and drug overdose. Soon after, the decision was made by the show’s producers to write Finn out of the series, and decisively: He, too, would die. But as viewers of Thursday’s…