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CASSY’S CHRONICLES: Unfinished Business

February 9, 2026
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I didn’t plan to see Daniel again. For almost two years, I trained myself to stop thinking about him; his voice, his laughter, the way he used to look at me like he could read every corner of my mind. I convinced myself I had healed. I told my friends I was over it. I […]

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5 Essential Skincare Tools for the Festive Season

February 9, 2026
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The festive season is usually filled with events, travel, late nights, and a lot of makeup. While it’s all fun, it can also take a toll on your skin. This is why having the right skincare tools is important. These tools make your routine easier, help your skin look fresh, and keep your glow intact […]

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Movie Review Sisu: Road to Revenge

February 9, 2026
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It is that Finnish word ​“that cannot be translated” again, and yet, which is translated, also again, in the opening text, as ​“a white-knuckled form of courage and unimaginable determination”, which ​“manifests itself when all hope is lost.” Three years ago, writer/​director Jalmari Helander introduced us, in Sisu, to Finnish war veteran and legend Aatami […]

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Cassy’s Chronicles: Home For Christmas

February 9, 2026
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I didn’t plan for anything serious to happen during my stay at home for Christmas. I just wanted peace, sleep, and maybe small chops from my mum’s kitchen. But the moment I stepped into my street and saw Deji standing by his father’s old gate, everything I thought I came home for shifted. I almost […]

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Watch of the Week :Stranger Things Season 5: Part 1

February 9, 2026
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Three years have passed since Stranger Things Season 4’s cliffhanger finale left Upside Down fissures in Hawkins, but time has largely remained unchanged for our heroes in Stranger Things 5, at least at first. The fifth and final season brings things full circle, picking up a year and a half later, exactly four years after […]

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Movie Review: Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

February 9, 2026
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 Although Wake Up Dead Man is the Knives Out movie that’s most preoccupied with existential questions surrounding death, writer/director Rian Johnson’s third film in the series is also the one that’s most full of life. Yes, it brings back a delightful Daniel Craig as the fast-talking detective Benoit Blanc, but he is not the one […]

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Inside the World of Deyemi Okanlawon

February 9, 2026
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Few actors in Nollywood embody intentionality, discipline, and reinvention as seamlessly as Deyemi Okanlawon. Widely regarded as one of the industry’s most intellectually grounded performers, Deyemi is the kind of actor whose presence on-screen feels both immersive and carefully engineered. He is equal parts artist and strategist, a rare blend in an industry where many […]

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Chef Ston: Redefining Nigerian Cuisine, One Plate at a Time

February 9, 2026
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When you think of modern Nigerian cuisine, there’s one name that resonates across kitchens, fine-dining tables, and culinary classrooms alike: Chef Stone, born Abiola Akanji. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the refined culinary stages of Abuja, Chef Stone has carved a space for himself as more than just a chef; he is a […]

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UNTOLD TRUTHS: THE LIFE YOU ALMOST LIVED

February 9, 2026
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Now that we have explored the no, the wait, and the silent yes, there is one more truth quietly tugging at the edges of every life: the life you almost lived.   Do you ever sit and wonder what would have happened if you had gone right instead of left at a crossroad? If you […]

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UNTOLD TRUTH: IF ALL YOU DID WAS SURVIVE

February 9, 2026
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The end of the year has a peculiar way of putting people on trial. Suddenly, timelines are filled with lists: milestones reached, goals smashed, dreams manifested, bodies transformed, businesses scaled, love found, joy multiplied. It is celebratory on the surface, but beneath, something quieter happens. End-of-year reflections can gently shame some people. They can intimidate. […]

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