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Bebe Cool says annual concerts don't make sense, arguing artists should hold shows after major milestones like album releases instead of every year.

Rickman says Gia Nina is the most faithful partner he has ever dated, praising the trust and openness that have strengthened their relationship.

Spice Diana says witchcraft is real in the music industry but credits her faith and daily prayers for protecting her from any alleged spiritual attacks.

Victor Kamenyo and ex-partner Ruth Akoragye have reached a child support agreement, with the rapper reportedly accepting full responsibility for their son.

Celebrated drama director John Segawa says he once acted as a pimp and wants his new stage play to expose the hidden dangers of Uganda's entertainment industry.

Lydia Jazmine says the UGX 1.4 million she received from UPRS is too little for years of work, joining other artists questioning royalty payments.

Gloria Bugie says her first concert was delayed because Namboole Stadium is unavailable due to AFCON preparations, but plans for the show remain on course.

Lydia Jazmine dismisses rumors of a feud with Rema Namakula, insisting they are on good terms and denying long-standing allegations against her.

Ray G urges Ugandan musicians to learn how streaming platforms calculate and pay royalties before criticizing their earnings from digital music services.

Rickman reveals his upcoming nine-track album Yatula is inspired by his relationship with Gia Nina and will feature Lydia Jazmine and Lilian Mbabazi.

DJ Nimrod says Swangz Avenue, Mudra and Spice Diana have failed to deliver hits this year, while praising Kalifah Aganaga, Vyroota and Fik Fameica.

Irene Namatovu says raising children who are not biologically hers has been one of her greatest joys and encourages women to embrace motherhood beyond blood ties.