Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma recently asserted that women hold significant power in the entertainment industry. Speaking on the TVC program *Your View*, he remarked that while women often voice concerns about inequality, they may not realize their substantial influence in an industry they largely dominate.

Ugboma noted, “Women should recognize that in areas where they seek equality, they have often already succeeded, but their ongoing fight makes them unaware of this victory.” He pointed out that historically, figures like Amaka Igwe paved the way, and today, successful producers and directors such as Funke Akindele and Mo Abudu continue to lead. He emphasized that notable names like Bolanle Austin-Peters and Kemi Adetiba have made significant contributions as well.

In response to complaints from young actresses about male producers exploiting their positions, Ugboma questioned who they confide in, stating, “Women are the ones running the industry.” He urged them to acknowledge the power they possess and the successes they’ve achieved within the entertainment landscape.

Hello, K-drama lovers! Here’s a roundup of the latest K-dramas that have been released from September to October 2024. Check out this exciting list:

1. Iron Family

2. Dear Hyeri

3. What Comes After Love

4. The Judge from Hell

5.Fragile

6.  Seoul Busters

 7. Dog Knows Everything

8. Family by Choice

9. Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born

10.  Dongjae: The Good or the Bastard

11. Doubt

Hannah Smith, known from *Love Island USA*, is facing criticism after her recent arrest in Atlanta on September 30. The incident drew outrage due to allegations that she made racist remarks towards a female officer. Sources reported that Smith shouted violent threats, including derogatory comments about the officer’s race.

The 26-year-old was arrested for disorderly conduct, which involved yelling and trying to assault the arresting officer. She now faces two felony charges: terroristic threats and obstruction of a law enforcement officer. After spending a night in custody, Smith was released on an $8,000 bond. Her attorney, Mike Hawkins, stated that she has no memory of the events and regrets her actions.

On October 15, Smith addressed the situation in an Instagram statement, apologizing for her behavior and recognizing the seriousness of her words. She expressed a desire to grow from this experience and improve as a person. As part of her release conditions, she is prohibited from consuming alcohol or drugs and must undergo random testing. The incident has negatively impacted her public image, with fans expressing shock and disappointment on social media.