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Michael B. Jordan's 'The Thomas Crown Affair' trailer makes that getaway van Gogh

Reader, I love an art heist film, and there are very few good ones. The Mastermind is one. Entrapment is another (don't look at me like that). But The Thomas Crown Affair has always been been top of this list, both the Steve McQueen/Faye Dunaway 1968 version and the 1999 versions, the latter Pierce Brosnan gem a video store classic in this house.

Now, Michael B. Jordan is restarting the affair, directing his own version with a screenplay by Drew Pearce and Jason Hall and a sublime cast: the Oscar-winning Sinners star himself, alongside Adria Arjona, Lily Gladstone, Danai Gurira, Kenneth Branagh, and Pilou Asbæk.

‘Beast of Reincarnation’ is Cool but, won’t outgrow ‘Pokémon’ anytime soon

 

'Beast of Reincarnation' is a decent effort to evolve past Game Freak’s status as “the Pokémon developer.” The combat has plenty of bite to it and the stunning world had me barking up all kinds of trees. The seeds of a fascinating story were planted, but the underdeveloped cast left what could’ve been a more emotionally impactful conclusion feeling neutered.

The Good

• Fantastic combat
• Beautiful art direction and visuals
• Rewarding exploration and open-world verticality

 The Bad

• Poor story pacing
• Characters feel underdeveloped
• Boring English voice acting

Game Freak’s enduring legacy is being the developer of the Pokémon franchise alongside Nintendo. While that certainly has its perks like keeping the office lights on, it shouldn’t be surprising that Game Freak wants to branch out. It’s been done so over the years with smaller games like Giga Wrecker Alt, Little Town Hero, and Tembo the Badass Elephant.

Now, Game Freak is back with the action-adventure game  Beast of Reincarnation. It’s the studio’s biggest game yet, but is it big enough to step out from Pokémon’s massive shadow?

The combat is sublime, along with its breathtaking art direction and intriguing open-world zones. However, Beast of Reincarnation is muzzled by its confusing story pacing and dull cast of characters.

Chocolate City files separate lawsuit against Odumodublvck

Record label, Chocolate City have filed a lawsuit estimated to worth ₦50 million in damages against artist, Odumodublvck.

Chocolate City has initiated legal action against Nigerian rapper Tochukwu Gbubemi Ojogwu, popularly known as Odumodublvck, following an alleged assault involving one of its employees during the 2025 Flytime Festival in Lagos.

According to court documents filed at the High Court of Lagos State, Lagos Judicial Division, the label's Project Manager and Public Relations Officer is seeking ₦50 million in damages over an incident said to have occurred on December 22, 2025, backstage at the Eko Convention Centre while carrying out official duties for a Chocolate City artiste scheduled to perform at the event.

In a statement, Chocolate City confirmed that legal proceedings had commenced, describing the matter as one it is taking seriously. The company said its employee has received medical care and the necessary support, stressing that the welfare, safety, and well-being of its staff remain a top priority. It also reaffirmed its commitment to allowing the courts to determine the matter.

According to the statement of claim, the claimant was backstage alongside the performing artiste, the artiste's personal security, a bouncer, and accredited event security personnel when Odumodublvck entered the restricted area.

The claimant alleges that after briefly interacting with several individuals backstage, the rapper approached him and asked whether he or his brother worked for Chocolate City. He claims that moments later, Odumodublvck allegedly struck him in the face without warning or provocation before shoving him aggressively and issuing verbal threats.

The court filing further alleges that although security personnel intervened in an attempt to calm the situation, the rapper continued making threats, including statements that he would "end" the claimant.

The suit also accuses one of the rapper's associates, identified as "Shagba," of pouring an alcoholic drink on the claimant during the confrontation, allegedly acting in concert with the defendant.

According to the filing, Odumodublvck allegedly attempted to return to continue the altercation after being restrained by security officers. The claimant says the rapper made additional threats, including remarks that he would beat and "fuck up" the claimant by any means necessary.

The claimant states that the incident created panic backstage, forcing security personnel to evacuate him and members of his team to a secure location.

Court documents further claim that the alleged assault left the claimant with facial and neck pain, swelling, persistent headaches, general body pain, and psychological trauma. He says he was treated at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), where doctors advised him to suspend work and observe strict rest during his recovery.

The claimant is also seeking compensation for financial losses allegedly resulting from the incident. According to the suit, he spent approximately ₦2 million on medical treatment, ₦1 million on additional healthcare-related expenses, and ₦1.5 million on other out-of-pocket costs.

He further claims that his injuries prevented him from honouring several professional commitments during the festive period, including an overseas engagement with a Chocolate City artiste, leading to missed income and career opportunities.

The suit is asking the court to award ₦50 million in damages, which the claimant says reflects lost earnings, delayed project deliverables, reduced productivity, and missed business opportunities. He told the court he intends to rely on contracts, booking confirmations, and other documentary evidence during the trial.

Chocolate City reiterated that it remains committed to supporting its employee and pursuing the matter through the legal system, expressing confidence that the judicial process will ensure the case is fairly determined.

This lawsuit comes right after BlaqBonez filed a separate suit against the rapper. Odumodublvck has not commented on this yet.

CKay becomes the first Nigerian artist in history to achieve this record

 

CKay officially becomes the first Nigerian artist in history to achieve this incredible feat on the streaming platform, Spotify.

Multiple award-winning singer and songwriter CKay has reached a historic milestone as his global smash hit “Love Nwantiti” officially surpasses 1 billion streams on Spotify, making him the first Nigerian artist to achieve 1 billion streams with a solo song on the platform.

Released in 2019, “Love Nwantiti” took on a life of its own years later, becoming one of the most viral Afrobeats tracks worldwide.

The song dominated TikTok trends, inspired countless remixes, and charted across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East, solidifying CKay’s place among the most streamed African artists of all time.

With this achievement, CKay joins an elite group of global stars whose songs have crossed the billion-stream threshold, marking a major moment not only for his career but also for the global expansion of Afrobeats. The milestone reflects Nigeria’s growing influence on the international music scene, as more African songs continue to break long-standing streaming and chart records.

This landmark success further cements “Love Nwantiti” as one of the biggest Afrobeats songs ever released and continues CKay’s rise as a key figure pushing Nigerian music onto the world stage.

Burna Boy confirms date for next London concert

 

Burna Boy is set to make history with his latest London concert scheduled for which he has confirmed would be held in 2027.

Nigerian music superstar Burna Boy has announced that he will return to London’s iconic London Stadium for another headline concert in 2027, extending his record-breaking run at one of the UK’s biggest venues.

The Grammy-winning artist confirmed the news on social media, writing:

“So excited for 2027, London stadium ❤️ 3. MUCH MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR Y’ALL.”

The announcement means Burna Boy is set to become the first African artist to headline the 80,000-capacity London Stadium three times, having previously sold out the venue in 2023 and 2024.

His upcoming 2027 show further cements his status as one of Africa’s biggest global music exports, with London Stadium becoming a landmark venue in his career.

While details such as the concert date, ticket information, and supporting acts are yet to be revealed, Burna Boy hinted that more major announcements are on the way.

Seyi Vibez returns with new single 'GTA' SHARE

Nigerian artist Seyi Vibez is back to disrupt the airwaves with his high-octane new single, GTA. Released via NSNV Inc. and EMPIRE, the track takes direct inspiration from the iconic Grand Theft Auto video game franchise, using it as a high-stakes metaphor for navigating the chaos, speed, and rewards of the street hustle.

Helmed by his long-time sonic architect Larry Lanes, the production on GTA is a wild, fast-paced assault of Afrosounds and heavy street-hop elements. The beat bounces with an aggressive, frantic energy, driven by syncopated percussion loops and heavy sub-bass that demand immediate movement. It gives Seyi Vibez a massive canvas to deploy his relentless, high-register chants and signature ad-libs without losing a second of momentum.

Lyrically, Seyi Vibez is in peak form, delivering a fast-talking, unfiltered narrative about living life in the fast lane, making moves outside the rulebook, and securing generational wealth. He utilizes Yoruba proverbs, digital-era street slang, and vivid imagery of city survival, painting a picture that resonates deeply with the everyday hustler. His delivery feels urgent and alive, pulling the listener straight into his world.

GTA doesn't waste time trying to sound polished for radio, it relies on the disruptive charisma that built Seyi Vibez's massive movement. The single is already tearing through street blocks, car speakers, and workout playlists, solidifying his position as one of the most consistent, uncompromising forces in African music.

Listen to GTA here.

Where singles are meeting each other, according to Eventbrite

Who says the meet cute is dead? According to Eventbrite, it's facing a revival.

As a platform for facilitating IRL happenings, Eventbrite has a stake in that being the case, but other factors indicate that this is indeed true. Tinder just expanded its Events feature, while Bumble is also investing in its own dating events this summer. For years now, dating app users have been complaining about fatigue and longing to meet someone in-person.

Now, Eventbrite reports that experiences explicitly using "meet cute" language have grown 117 percent this year compared to last year (in an analysis of its data in the first half of 2026 compared to that of 2025). Hobby-based events using language like "singles," "come solo," and "find your people" are also on the rise.

And the hobbies that Eventbrite is seeing take off are pretty wholesome. Mahjong events are up 235 percent, and attendance is up 272 percent. Trivia night events have skyrocketed 403 percent, with a 388 percent increase in attendance. Bird watching, Pilates socials, plant swaps and workshops, and pottery and craft circles are among the events people are flocking to.

In its blog post about the findings, Eventbrite theorizes that singles are craving spontaneous connections in our algorithmically driven world, and that niche hobbies are what stand out today.

And Eventbrite's recent Social Study found that 58 percent of young adults want socializing to be a secondary part of an experience, not the main draw, hinting that activity-based events are the way to get them in the door. Sixty-nine percent want events that combine different interests.

"For a long time, people kept dating in one box and hobbies in another," Andrea Parodi, Eventbrite General Manager, said in the blog. "What we’re seeing is that line starting to dissolve."

People are starting with what they love — or exploring something new — and staying open for what it could turn into, Parodi continued. "When you remove the pressure of a forced introduction, there's less chance the night feels like a letdown, and more room for an organic spark to happen."