Muyiwa Awoniyi, manager to Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Temilade Openiyi, aka Tems, recently shared a surprising story about their early days together. On the Afrobeats Intelligence podcast, he revealed that when they first met, Tems had barely any money—just 200 Naira in her bank account. Despite her financial struggles, Awoniyi was impressed by her drive and dedication.

He recalled how, when he offered to manage her, she was so eager to formalize their partnership that she pushed him to sign the paperwork first—something he had never experienced before. Instead of a simple management deal, they decided to start a company together because he saw something unique in her. Before working together, they had been friends for about three months, during which Tems would quietly listen while he and his cousin chatted on his podcast.

Awoniyi said that even though Tems didn’t have a steady income, she would often order food for them, showing a generosity and spirit that set her apart from others he had met in Nigeria. Her hunger to succeed and her unique character convinced him she was different and worth the leap.

HYBE, the company that manages global K-pop stars like BTS, SEVENTEEN, and LE SSERAFIM, is currently under investigation for alleged insider trading. Authorities recently raided HYBE’s headquarters as part of the ongoing probe, and even the company’s founder is being looked into.

The investigation centers on claims that an employee at HYBE used secret information to make stock trades before the details were made public. Specifically, the employee is suspected of selling shares in YG Plus ahead of HYBE’s announced investment in the company back in July 2021. This has raised serious concerns about fairness and transparency within the company.

This is not the first time HYBE has faced such issues. In 2024, former and current employees were charged with similar offenses after they sold shares before BTS announced their break in June 2022—a move that caused HYBE’s stock price to drop significantly.

HYBE has said it is fully cooperating with investigators and is taking steps to strengthen its internal policies to prevent such incidents from happening again. The company wants to assure fans, investors, and the public that it is committed to maintaining ethical standards and transparency.

The case has drawn attention to the need for stricter oversight in the entertainment industry, especially with big companies that hold so much influence. Many are watching closely to see how HYBE will handle the situation and work to regain trust.

As Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning hits theaters, Tom Cruise takes a moment to look back on an incredible 30 years with the franchise. The latest film, which premiered on May 23, 2025, has already drawn huge crowds worldwide, showing that fans still love the thrilling action and storytelling the series is known for.

Tom shared a heartfelt message online, thanking everyone who has been part of the journey—from the directors and cast to the crew and, most importantly, the fans. He called this adventure “the adventure of a lifetime,” showing how much the series means to him personally.

At the Cannes Film Festival, the movie was met with a standing ovation that lasted five minutes, proving just how much it has resonated with audiences. Tom was clearly moved, praising the hard work and dedication of everyone involved, especially director Christopher McQuarrie.

One of the things fans admire most about Tom Cruise is his commitment to doing his own stunts. In The Final Reckoning, he pushed the limits with a dangerous biplane stunt that wowed viewers and critics alike. Stunt coordinator Wade Eastwood highlighted Tom’s fearless attitude and strong work ethic, which have become a key part of what makes the Mission: Impossible movies so exciting.

The film has enjoyed great success around the world, with many fans, including those in India, showing overwhelming support. Tom’s message of gratitude especially touched his global audience, reinforcing the strong connection he has with fans everywhere.