Author: Wamala

Wamala Sipirian is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2022. Leads to breaking stories are welcome!

Queens rap icon N.O.R.E. is stepping far outside the booth and onto the blacktop—literally. Known for his legendary contributions to hip-hop and co-hosting the wildly popular Drink Champs podcast, the 46-year-old artist has taken on a bold new challenge: training to run the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon. N.O.R.E., born Victor Santiago Jr., is no stranger to reinvention. From his early days dominating the streets with Capone-N-Noreaga, to going solo with hits like “Nothin’,” to becoming a celebrated interviewer of rap royalty, he’s always moved to his own beat. But now, he’s running to a new rhythm—one defined by…

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Levixone & Desire Luzinda Are Engaged! Singer Reveals Surprise Overseas Proposal After years of keeping their love story under wraps, gospel singer Levixone and celebrated vocalist Desire Luzinda have finally made it official—and the internet is bursting with excitement! Over the weekend, Levixone took fans by surprise when he shared an intimate video of him proposing to Desire Luzinda, confirming long-standing rumors about their secret relationship. The heartfelt moment instantly went viral, leaving fans cheering and congratulating the power couple. The Proposal That Melted Hearts Speaking to the media shortly after the video went live, Levixone revealed that the proposal…

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Singer Tracy Melon Gets Real About the Struggles of Being an Up-and-Coming Star Ugandan music sensation Tracy Melon is speaking out about an oddly emotional experience that many upcoming artists may find all too familiar—being told their music is trending everywhere, yet personally never hearing it play. In a heartfelt revelation that’s quickly making waves across social media, the “Kakana” singer opened up about what it feels like to be disconnected from your own success. “People Tell Me My Song Plays Everywhere—But I Never Hear It!” In a candid interview, Tracy shared how she’s often told by fans and friends…

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Ugandan pop sensation Spice Diana has shared an emotional message with her fans, urging them to look after her beloved mother in the unfortunate event that something happens to her. In a candid interview that left her teary-eyed, the Bajikona hitmaker opened up about the emotional toll that fame and music stardom can take on artists—particularly when it comes to time with family. “I want when God takes me—God forbid—you visit my mother and comfort her,” Spice Diana pleaded. “I feel like that will give her strength, knowing her daughter gave her life to entertain people through music.” The singer,…

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