THE WORLD PREMIERE OF AMINA The Movie & AFTER PARTY @ EMPIRE LEICESTER SQUARE, LONDON - Wednesday 17th October 2012

THE WORLD PREMIERE OF AMINA Movie & AFTER PARTY 

VENUE: EMPIRE LEICESTER SQUARE, LONDON 

DATE: WEDNESDAY 17TH OCT 2012 

TIME: 7.45PM - 1.30AM 

STARRING: OMOTOLA JALADE-EKEINDE | WIL JOHNSON | VAN VICKER VINCENT REGAN | ALISON CAROLL | NICOLE DE SOUZA 

DIRECTED BY: CHRISTIAN ASHAIKU 

TIME: Red Carpet: 7.45pm | Screening including Q&A : 8.45pm sharp. 

COMFIRM GUESTS 

OMOTOLA JALADE-EKEINDE, VAN VICKER, WIL JOHNSON, VINCENT REGAN, ALISON CAROLL, NICOLE DE SOUZA & many more 

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AFTER PARTY 

VENUE: Jewel Bar, 4/6 Glasshouse Street, Piccadilly Circus, W1B 

TIME: from 10.30pm Come and Mingle with the Stars & Celebrities until 1.30am. 

DJs on the Night: DJ Wil Johnson, DJ Abass and award winning Radio DJ's together 

With Exclusive PA's by SWAY, OMOTOLA JALADE-EKEINDE, WIL JOHNSON, SIAM HURLOCK, T ANGELOS & Much More 

TICKETS 

£20 World Premiere: Standard Stalls seats (limited tickets) 

£35 World Premiere: VIP Stalls plus After Party (VERY limited tickets) 

£20 World Premiere: After Party ONLY 

TICKET HOTLINE: 07878202481 

ONLINE PAYMENT: www.aminamoviepremierepr.eventbrite.com (NO BOOKING FEE)

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Van Vicker attempts his luck in music career

Actor cum producer Van Vicker will in no time prove to Ghanaian and African musicians that he is capable of singing as he is currently working towards releasing a 12-track album.
Even though Van had reportedly denied reports that he was recording with another Ghanaian artiste Stay Jay of ‘Shashiwowo’ fame.

According to the source, he was recording with Lynx Entertainment and had so far recorded a number of songs. “The album will be a collection of different genres of music including Pop, Afro pop and Hip Life. He is not sure how he will call the album yet. But all will depend on the final product,” the source said.
The music is being recorded at a time when there are a lot of media reports about him, especially on his alleged brawl with actress Tonto Dike.

It is most likely his lyrical content will highlight some of his experiences with the media and also clarify issues on how he wants it to be.
Some entertainment observers said it would be suicidal if he took on the media through his songs. Meanwhile his decision to sing follows a trend in Nigeria where almost every actor wants to sing.
Omotola Jalade, Genevieve Nnaji, Patience Ozokwor, Jim Iyke, Nkem Owoh, Stella Damasus and a number of others have albums to their credit. In Ghana, Agya Koo, Mr. Beautiful and Mercy Asiedu are known for their singing prowess.
Van just wrapped up the shoot of his latest movie. He told Citi FM he would change the working title,’ Distance’.

He also said his eight-year-old daughter also shocked him in the movie with the way she handled a crying scene, noting she made him realize that she would become a chip of the old block. His son is however not gifted with acting so he wants him to play football.
What do you think? Should he really try hands on with music or concentrate solely on acting?



Source: AfricanMoviesNews.com

Nollywood responds to Nigerian Suicide Blast

African Movies apart from serving as a mode of entertainment also contributes to the creation of jobs for the entire crew members of each movie production, the cast, the marketers, the distributors, as well as shops and individuals who are engaged in the movie industry at each level for regular sustenance. The perpetuation and continuity for this however requires security, as desired and important requisite tools that provide a stable environment for each movie to be produced. The security of the cast who are important personalities by way of the success they have achieved can’t be understated. So when there is any upheaval, irregularity, or sudden instability that threatens security, it behooves all stakeholders to be worried.

Nigeria has in years past been a victim of instability until the late 90’s when it reverted to democratic rule and ensured a level of continued peace thereafter. Renewed instability in recent times however is worrying. The emergence of a radicalist group that has been involved in suicidal attacks is very worrying and threatens to derail the peace and stability that existed, which has also caught the attention of some movie stars. Whereas some are natives of Nigeria like Omoni Oboli, and Rita Dominic, the likes of Van Vicker who has essentially accepted Nigeria as his second home and does most of his production there are worried.

Below are comments they made after the most recent attack that targeted the Nigerian Police Headquarters in the capital State of Abuja on June 16th.

Van Vicker: “Just got the pics, there has been a bomb blast in Nigeria…u know what to do.” Is Van probably referring to the fact of staying away from Nigeria for security reasons?. The he added further “Na waaaaaoooo. Abuja bombing.”

Omoni Oboli simply had this to say: “May God help my beloved Nigeria..?”
And Rita Dominic had this sober comment: “Just read about it! Sad!”
We think they have done well in restraining there despair to the issue which obviously is of a greater magnitude. What do you think?
AfricanMoviesNews.com





Source: AfricanMoviesNews.com