Sony
Watch: Iryn Namubiru Performing NSONYIWA At One Night Only Concert
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Tekno Signs Deal with Sony Music
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BREAKING NEWS! Keko Begs Sony Music Africa; I Want Out
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Rapper Keko Gets New Management
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Celebrity
Sony Music Entertainment Releases Keko – But She has Zero F*cks to Give!
Today, it seems Sony Music let her go after close to three years of shade and several unreleased projects.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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Celebrity
Baboon Forest Management In Shambles As Big Tril Sets To Part Ways With Gnl Zamba.
Seemingly, Sony has offered Big Trill a huge contract which may make him leave Baboon Forest. With Big Tril leaving, it will mean Baboon Forest may go off scene after it’s big gun Mun* G quit last year.
Story by Gee Mukama
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Movies
Sony To Release 'The Interview' Based North Korean Leader On Christmas Day
"We have never given up on releasing The Interview and we're excited our movie will be in a number of theatres on Christmas Day," said Michael Lynton, the chairman and CEO of Sony Entertainment.
Story by Gee Mukama
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Entertainment
Adam Sandler Is an “A**hole” SAYS Sony executive--- Sony Leaks
The ‘Anger Management’ star was criticised by embattled Sony Pictures executive Amy Pascal after he demanded $200 million for a new film and a raise for a production buddy, leaked emails show.
Story by Gee Mukama
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Entertainment
Sony Leak: Studio Exec Calls Kevin Hart a Greedy "Whore"
Sony Leak: Studio Exec Calls Kevin Hart a Greedy "Whore"
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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Movies
Will Smith Turns Biblical Story Of Cain & Abel Into Vampire Tale | (Movie News)
Will Smith Turns Biblical Story Of Cain & Abel Into Vampire Tale
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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Music
Ugandan Female RAPPER And ROCKSTAR4000’s KEKO TOWN Releases New Song - "SEE YA"
Female rapper Sony Music Africa’s RCA label and ROCKSTAR4000’s Keko released visuals of her song, See Ya late last year. And as always, she never disappoints her fans.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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Sports
Hotly contested Cecafa elections bring in Uganda’s Lawrence Mulindwa
Secretary General, Nicholas Musonye [of Kenya], says it was a healthy exercise with every member state expressing its democratic right and added that Kenya’s Local Organising Committee for the Challenge Cup was doing a fine job.
Story by Businge Brian Franco
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