LIGHTS out basketball fans, every Friday, for the next eight Fridays! It’s time to celebrate the game that we all love. We do love this game because in the whirlwind of emotional celebration, we become one; corporates and students, thugs and the thugged, celebrities and the ordinary men, women and
A few months from now, Uganda will make 50 as an independent state. So it is only expected of any patriotic person to hang out at a place that reminds you that we, as a nation, are that old. If you want to get hold of the past, National Theatre bars are the place to go.
WHEN Whitney Houston went into the studio with her producer Kenneth “BabyFace” Edmonds before doing her songs for the album and movie soundtrack Waiting to Exhale, she was still recovering from a rather harrowing experience: she had just had a miscarriage.
OCCUPY Valentine's Day. This is the day to recognise love in every shape and size and disguise. Known love, new love, love's ghosts, love's hopes. Loss is here too, and the spaces in between love.
Whitney Houston, whose soaring voice lifted her to the top of the pop music world but whose personal decline was fueled by decades of drug use, died on Saturday in a Beverly Hills hotel room. She was 48.
Chronicle, a dark sci-fi thriller about teenage superheroes, counts as one of the rare instances in which the increasingly prevalent and increasingly maligned technique is deployed, and not merely a cheap gimmick for manufacturing tension.
SEASON Two of the annual Friday Night Lights basketball event was yesterday launched during a media availability session at Mosa Courts Hall.
THE famous world music artiste and one of the best in Africa, ISMAEL LO is coming to perform in Uganda on January 27, 2012 in a charity-staged concert.
WITH the introduction of a television programme about Uganda, known as Uganda Vision, on the London-based BEN Television (Bright Entertainment Network), the Ugandan government has continued to grace the TV to air views about Uganda.
BEN television is a British television channel aimed mainly at e
WHEN Mesach Semakula offered sh18m towards Flex Kabuye’s wedding, some people concluded that the figure was doctored. However, it has since been established that the Eagle’s Production singer paid the full amount and was even willing to give more.