Chris Brown, 36, is free to commence his U.K. and Ireland tour that begins in Manchester on June 15, two days after his trial is due to start.

Chris Brown, the singer and rapper facing trial in the United Kingdom next month for an alleged nightclub attack, was released on $6.7 million bail after a Wednesday hearing.

Judge Tony Baumgartner told Southwark Crown Court on Wednesday that Brown could be freed subject to a £5 million ($6.7 million) bail payment, which would be forfeited if certain conditions are not met or he fails to turn up at his next court appearance, the British Press Association reported.

Brown was not present in court for the bail hearing.

The singer is accused of causing grievous bodily harm by throwing a tequila bottle in a nightclub in Manchester in 2023. He has yet to enter a plea in the case.

Mr. Peter Osei-Kesse, popularly known as Mr. Bonez, has been named the Male Television Entertainment Show Host of the Year at the 14th CityHills FoklexMedia Awards.

In a night that celebrated the brightest and most influential personalities in Ghana’s media landscape, Mr. Bonez’s recognition reflects his consistent excellence, charisma on screen, and impactful presence within Ghana’s vibrant entertainment scene.

Mr. Bonez, who has become a household name through his engaging television appearances and unmatched interviewing style, expressed deep gratitude for the honour.

“This award is not just a personal milestone, but a celebration of the support I’ve received from my viewers, team, and industry colleagues,” he said. “It’s a motivation to keep pushing boundaries and delivering authentic, entertaining content to Ghanaians and beyond.”

Known for his dynamic hosting on Kessben TV’s Music Plus and other entertainment platforms, Mr. Bonez has carved a niche for himself as a passionate advocate for the Ghanaian creative arts industry. His ability to connect with audiences and spotlight emerging talents has earned him widespread admiration.

Hosted by Maame Esi Nyamekye and Roman Fada, the 14th CityHills Foklex Media Awards was held at the National Theatre in Accra, Ghana, on Saturday, May 10, 2025.

Talented Ghanaian urban gospel singer, songwriter, sound engineer, and preacher Kingsley Nyarko—widely known as Healer—is set to captivate music enthusiasts with his latest musical offering: a dynamic fusion of Ghanaian urban gospel titled “Wa Sore” (He Has Risen). Scheduled for release on May 23, 2025, the track is produced by Healer himself, showcasing his versatility and depth as a music creator.

The upcoming release has already sparked excitement among fans and industry insiders, with many anticipating it as a major milestone in Healer’s career. Known for his unique sound and spiritual depth, Healer continues to push the boundaries of Ghanaian gospel music, blending rich cultural influences with contemporary urban flair.

“Wa Sore” (He Has Risen) is more than just a song—it’s a celebration of resurrection, hope, and spiritual revival. As Healer marks this next chapter in his artistic journey, the single is poised to resonate with audiences not just in Ghana, but around the world.

Prepare to be uplifted and inspired as Healer brings a fresh wave of gospel innovation with “Wa Sore” (He Has Risen)—a release that promises to leave a lasting impact.

Ghanaian Saxophonist, Mizter Okyere, has released a top classic that has never been done before!

The award-winning saxophonist moves Highlife into Salsa creating an all new fusion sound that has never been heard before. He titled it “I Dey Come”.

“I Dey Come” definitely is a new wave coming to us all as an Afro pop culture sound. Not only did Mizter Okyere create a new sound; he has also formed a new band he calls “The Soul Healers Band”.

The Soul Healers Band were launched on the record as featured acts by Mizter Okyere. Song is out and available on all major streaming platforms.

Listen Here:

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/mizterokyere/i-dey-come-feat-soul-healers-band/

“The song is a blend of Salsa and Highlife/Afrobeat. The world deserves a new wave of sound; so I had to create this one featuring my own band – The Soul Healers Band. I look forward to creating impact with this new sound and I know the world will love it”, Mizter Okyere explains. The song was produced by Mizter Okyere himself.

(Source: BeenieWords.com)

Kwatay Entertainment puts through their second artiste, Sabrincena aka BadGirl Cena, debuting with a first jam titled “Mood”.

An Afropop cum AfroDancehall groove it is, has an uptempo feel with raunchy lyrics. She recruits budding Singer, Romayah, on it. The song was produced by ScantyBeatz.

Stream Here:

https://sebrincenaakabadgirlcena.hearnow.com/mood

About Sabrincena:

Born in Monrovia, Liberia, and now based in Ghana, Sabrincena is also known as Badgirl Cena. A young and vibrant artiste she is, she is poised to making influence with her type of sound in Afro and Dancehall grooves. As versatile she is, she flows well in R&B and global sounds (Pop Culture).

Sabrincena brings a fresh sound that celebrates love, positivity, and ambition. Her journey in music began with a passion for singing and songwriting. She honed her skills, blending different genres to create her distinctive style.

In 2025, she debuts with her single “Mood” featuring Romayah. Song is released under KwaTay Entertainment and would garner attention, showcasing her smooth vocals, catchy melodies, and bold presence, as well as shoot her to the top. With her superstar energy and determination, Badgirl Cena is living her dream.

According to her style of music, it is characterized by:

– Genre-bending sound: Afro, R&B, and pop fusion
– Uplifting themes: Love, good vibes, and ambition
– Inspirational message: Empowering listeners with her music

Chris Brown is in trouble with the law again.

According to The Sun, Met Police detectives arrested the 36-year-old American musician just after 2 am at The Lowry Hotel in Manchester over a bottle-throwing incident at a venue in Hanover Square on 19 February 2023.

Chris Brown was busted hours after he flew into town on a private jet, landing at Manchester Airport.

The arrest stems from a violent incident that reportedly took place at Tape nightclub in the Mayfair section of London on February 19, 2023.

Brown allegedly clashed with music producer Abe Diaw and has been accused of attacking him with a bottle.

At the time, Diaw told The Sun that Chris smashed him over the head with a bottle and then punched and kicked him.

Ryan J. Daneshrad, Diaw’s attorney in his 2023 lawsuit against Brown, told TMZ, “We can confirm that Chris Brown was involved in an incident with our client, and the injuries sustained are serious. We are pursuing all legal remedies to hold him accountable.

At this time, we will let the facts speak for themselves through the proper legal channels.”

The Denel Foundation is proud to announce the return of its highly anticipated annual youth empowerment conference, “One in a Million: Young, Bold & Courageous”, scheduled for Saturday, June 7, 2025, at the YOTA Building in East Legon. This year’s edition carries the bold theme, “Untold Stories of Time”, and promises a transformative experience for young leaders, creatives, and change-makers across the country. Admission is free and open to all.

Now in its latest edition, the conference seeks to shine a light on the hidden, powerful narratives of young people who have risen above adversity, challenged norms, and made bold strides in leadership, creativity, and innovation. “Untold Stories of Time” will serve as a platform for stories that are often left out of the spotlight—stories of resilience, quiet strength, vision, and transformation.

A Power-Packed Lineup of Speaker

This year’s conference will feature an impressive lineup of inspirational speakers and trailblazers across diverse fields:

YemmeyBaba – A renowned Strategic Communicator and Entrepreneur whose insights on branding and identity continue to inspire young professionals.

KulaPerry – Fashion Icon and CEO of FearNoMan, known for pushing boundaries in streetwear fashion and youth culture.

Lady Jay – A dynamic Media Personality celebrated for her influence in music, entertainment, and advocacy.

John Asogonnde – Public Speaker and Entrepreneur with a compelling story of leadership and business resilience.

Miss Deborah – Mental Health Advocate using her voice to break stigmas and promote wellness and self-awareness among youth.

What Attendees Can Expect

Participants will engage in:

Keynote speeches and unfiltered personal stories from high-impact speakers.

Interactive sessions aimed at challenging conventional thinking and igniting purpose.

Networking with like-minded youth, mentors, and professionals from various industries.

A supportive and empowering environment for storytelling, learning, and connection.

A Legacy of Social Impact

Beyond the stage, the Denel Foundation has consistently demonstrated a commitment to social impact and community development:

In 2022, the Foundation donated to Royal Seed Home, aiding the education of vulnerable children.

In 2023, it provided medical support for 15 patients over an eight-month period.

In 2024, the Foundation launched a free diabetes screening campaign, reaching over 450 individuals with lifesaving health checks and awareness.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, June 7, 2025

Time: 11:00 AM

Venue: YOTA Building, East Legon

Entry: Free

This event is an invitation to every dreamer, doer, and seeker of change to be seen, heard, and inspired. With compelling stories, heartfelt dialogue, and a powerful community spirit, “One in a Million: Young, Bold & Courageous” is set to be a landmark gathering of youth expression and empowerment.

For More Information:

Email: daksmedia1consult@gmai.com

Phone: +233 543457012, 0538854298.

Instagram: @denels foundation

Come. Share. Be Heard. Because Your Story Is One in a Million.

Femi Adebayo and Chioma Chukwuka’s “Seven Doors” and Abdullateef Adedimeji and Mo’ Bimpe Adedimeji’s “Lisabi: The Uprising” were the top films at the 2025 AMVCA.

The 11th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) was a night that celebrated Nollywood in all its glory. Among the night’s biggest winners was Femi Adebayo’s “Seven Doors”, which took home two major awards — Best Lead Actor for Femi Adebayo and Best Lead Actress for Chioma Chukwuka. While Chioma couldn’t attend in person, her joy was evident in an Instagram video, where her shock and happiness were clear for all to see.

Other winners include the renowned makeup effects artist, Hakeem Onilogbo, Mercy Aigbe, Blessing Uzzi, Clarence Peters, and many more.

See the full list below

Best Movie

• Lisabi: The Uprising — Adedimeji Lateef and Adebimpe Oyebade Adedimeji
• Skeleton Coast — Mondjila Studios
• Suspicion — Tosin Igho
• Inkabi — Princess Mhlongo
• House of Ga’a — Bolanle Austen-Peters and Joseph Umoibom
• Freedom Way — Blessing Uzzi — Winner
• Christmas in Lagos — Jadesola Osiberu
• Farmer’s Bride — Kene Okwuosa, Moses Babatope, Craig Shurn, and Colette Otusheso

Best Indigenous Language (West Africa)

• Seven Doors — Femi Adebayo
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Adedimeji Latest and Adebimpe Oyebade Adedimeji – Winner
• Kaka — Prince Daniel
• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — Kunle Afolayan
• Mai Martaba — Prince Daniel

Best Supporting Actor

• Clarence Peters’ Inside Life — Gabriel Afolayan – Winner
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Adedayo Adebowale Macaroni
• Seven Doors — Aliu Gafar
• Freedom Way — Femi Jacobs
• Christmas in Lagos — Richard Mofe-Damijo
• Suspicion — Uzor Arukwe
• House of Ga’a — Mike Folarin
• Princess On A Hill — Efa Iwara

Best Supporting Actress

• Clarence Peters’ Inside Life — Meg Otanwa
• Suspicion — Tina Mba
• All’s Fair in Love — Ireti Doyle
• Skeleton Coast — Ini Dima-Okojie
• Farmer’s Bride — Mercy Aigbe – Winner
• The Uprising: Wives on Strike 3 — Omoni Oboli
• Aburo — Darasimi Nnadi

Best Lead Actor

• Tokunbo — Gideon Okeke
• The Weekend — Bucci Franklin
• House of Ga’a — Femi Branch
• Skeleton Coast — Thapelo Makoena
• Princess on A Hill — Bimbo Manuel
• Suspicion — Stan Nze
• Seven Doors — Femi Adebayo – Winner
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Adedimeji Lateef

Best Lead Actress

• Seven Doors — Chioma Chukwuka – Winner
• Farmer’s Bride — Gbubemi Ejeye
• Agemo — Uzoamaka Onuoha
• Thinline — Uche Montana
• Phoenix Fury — Uzoamaka Aniunoh
• The Uprising: Wives on Strike 3 — Hilda Dokubo
• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — Bimbo Ademoye

Best Cinematography

• Yen Ara Asaase Ni (This Is Our Land) — Onasis Gaisie, Michael Sefa, and Apagnawen Annankra
• Inkabi — Chuanne Blofield
• The Legend of the Vagabond Queen of Lagos — Leo Purman — Winner
• Skeleton Coast — Wesley Johnston
• Soft Love — Ebrahim Hajee
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Barnabas Emordi and Nora Awolowo
• Agemo — Papama Tangela

Best Sound/Sound Design

• Inkabi — Vaughn Philips
• Seven Doors — Tolu Obanro, Pius Fatoke, and Adam Songbird
• Freedom Way — Ahuurra Andrew and Olusola Wilson
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Tolu Obanro and Bode Odeyemi
• Ajakaju: Beast of Two Worlds — Adams Songbird and Pius Fatoke
• Suspicion — Michael Botha and Olaosebikan Okonrende – Winner

Best Editing

• Inkabi — Tongai Furusa – Winner
• Christmas in Lagos — Martini Akande
• Skeleton Coast — Jordan Koen
• Soft Love — Holmes Awa and Paballo Modingoane
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Anthill Studios
• Princess on A Hill — Laughter Ephraim and Peter Ugbede

Best Score/Music 

• Inkabi — Seoli Bongani Mashaba
• Freedom Way — Ahuurra Andrew, Kehinde ‘Louddaaa’ Alabi, and Cobhams Asuquo
• Seven Doors — Tolu Obanro – Winner
• Soft Love — Kolade Morankinyo (MPSE) and Efa Iwara (Love and Hate)
• Skeleton Coast — Chris Letcher

Best Art Direction

• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — Kunle Afolayan and Solihull Quadri Afolabi
• Christmas in Lagos — Joy Kadiri
• Farmer’s Bride — Daniel Okoi
• Seven Doors — Tunji Afolayan
• The Man Died— Theo Lawson
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Solihull Badu Noutical and Ayanmo Yakub – Winner

Best Make-Up

• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — Hakeem Onilogbo (Hakeem Effect)
• Lisabi: The Uprising — Hakeem Onilogbo (Hakeem Effect) – Winner
• Seven Doors — Hakeem Onilogbo (Hakeem Effect)
• Clarence Peters’ Inside Life — Kpoudosu Winifred
• Suspicion — Tracy Izogie and Adeleke Toluwulashe Maigari
• Farmer’s Bride — Abejide Oluwatosin Mercy

Best Writer (movie)

• The Weekend — Egbemawei Dimiyei Sammy, and Vanessa Kanu, and Frederick O. Anyaebunam Jnr
• Skeleton Coast — Omolola Lamikanra
• Freedom Way — Blessing Uzzi – Winner
• Phoenix Fury — Ifeoma N. Chukwuogo
• A Ghetto Love Story — Victoria Eze
• Christmas in Lagos — Jadesola Osiberu
• House of Ga’a — Tunde Babalola

Best Costume Design

• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — Toyin Ogundeji
• House of Ga’a — Bolanle Austen-Peters, Yolanda Okereke, Juliana Dede, and Gloria Ovu
• Lisabi – The Uprising — Oluwatoyin Balogun and Oyebade Adebimpe Adedimeji
• Phoenix Fury — Opeyemi Sogeke
• Christmas in Lagos — Adedamola Adeyemi – Winner

Best Writing (TV Series)

• Untying Kantai — Abel Mutua Musyoka – Winner
• Tuki? — Louise Kamwangi
• Roses and Ivy — Biodun Stephen and Abimbola Akinrinbola
• Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre — Shola Dada
• Princess on A Hill — Bibi Ukpo, Niyi Adeniji, and Sonia Nwosu
• Cheta’M — Ifeanyi Chidi Barbara
• Seven Doors — Adebayo Tijani, Yinka Laoye, and Soyombo-Oluyombo Oluwagbemiga

Best Documentary

• Walvis Tale — David Benade and Tim Huebschle
• Dundun — Ifeoluwa Fatogun and Ebi Atawodi – Winner
• O.Y.O (On Your Own) — Daniel Omokhagbo Itegboje
• Women of Salt: The Resilience of Ebonyi’s Woman — Jessica Eneh, Eric Chidom, Kelechi Agbara, and Vera Okoh
• I Will Remember You — Mohamed Rida Gueznai

Best Series (Scripted)

• Princess on A Hill — Chuka Ejorh, Shayo Oke Sobo, Tolu Ajayi, and Abiola Soyo
• Cheta’M — James Omokwe
• Roses and Ivy — Biodun Stephen
• Clarence Peters’ Inside Life — Clarence Peters – Winner
• Seven Doors — Femi Adebayo

Best Director

• Skeleton Coast — Robert O. Peters
• Inkabi — Norman Make
• House of Ga’a — Bolanle Austen-Peters
• The Man Died — Awam Amkpa — Winner
• The Weekend — Daniel Emeke Oriahi
• Seven Doors — Femi Adebayo, Adebayo Tijani, and Tope Adebayo

Trailblazer Award

Kayode Kasum

Industry Merit Award

Sani Mu’azu and Nkem Owoh