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“Please Don’t Pull My Film” — Ini Edo Responds To Movie Title Backlash

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Nollywood actress Ini Edo has pleaded with the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to allow her movie remain in circulation. This follows reports that the film’s title was described as offensive to Christians.

Responding to the concerns, the actress stated that the movie title was duly approved by the appropriate authorities, adding that she was surprised by the backlash. She also emphasized that she is a devout Christian.

“Please don’t pull my film. Let people see it first. Watch it and then decide if it disrespects Christians or Christianity. If it does, I will remove it myself. We named it A Very Dirty Christmas to highlight family drama. There’s no literal ‘dirt’ in the story, and it does not ridicule Christians or dishonour God.”

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Charles Leclerc Marries Alexandra Saint Mleux in Private Ceremony

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Monégasque racing driver Charles Leclerc has made headlines as he has officially gotten married to his partner, Alexandra Saint Mleux.

The wedding was reportedly held in Monaco in a private ceremony attended by close friends and family.

There was a vintage Ferrari seen at the wedding, representing Charles’ love and passion for driving. Fans have since wished the couple congratulations on their marriage.

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Full Winners List: Olivia Dean Shines at the BRIT Awards 2026

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Here are the winners from the BRIT Awards 2026, with Olivia Dean leading the night with many awards:

  • Artist of the Year: Olivia Dean – WINNER

  • Album of the Year: The Art of Loving – Olivia Dean – WINNER

  • Song of the Year: “Rein Me In” – Sam Fender & Olivia Dean – WINNER

  • Breakthrough Artist: Lola Young – WINNER

  • Group of the Year: Wolf Alice – WINNER

  • Best Pop Act: Olivia Dean – WINNER

  • Best Alternative/Rock Act: Sam Fender – WINNER

  • Best Hip-Hop/Grime/Rap Act: Dave – WINNER

  • Best R&B Act: SAULT – WINNER

  • Best Dance Act: Fred Again.., Skepta & PlaqueBoyMax – WINNER

  • International Artist of the Year: Rosalía – WINNER

  • International Group of the Year: Geese – WINNER

  • International Song of the Year: Rosé & Bruno Mars – “APT.” – WINNER

  • Producer of the Year: PinkPantheress – WINNER

  • Songwriter of the Year: Noel Gallagher – WINNER

  • Critics’ Choice Award: Jacob Alon – WINNER

  • Outstanding Contribution to Music: Mark Ronson – WINNER

  • Lifetime Achievement Award (posthumous): Ozzy Osbourne – WINNER

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“Children Are Watching” — Tayo Amokade Reacts to King Mitchy Incident

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March 1, 2026

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Nigerian actor Tayo Amokade steps out and speaks regarding the King Mitchy incident.

He stated that the influencer staged the act to appear as if she desired to be arrested for drinking Hypo and attempting suicide, thereby worrying the media.

The actor shared how the behavior of King Mitchy online is concerning and harmful to children who are online “I’m begging the police in charge of social media, who are monitoring its use, that we have children between ages 10 and 21 who have access to social media. I don’t know when Hypo, which is meant to bleach toilets, clothes, or used to clean our house, turned into a drink—all in the name of ‘I want to end all, I want to commit suicide, I’m depressed.’”

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