It's comeback season for Kenya's legendary celebrities

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Welcome to nostalgia and all its many cousins, the magic that pulls back artistes who had walked away from the game.

By Mkala Mwaghesha | 15 minutes ago

Naija invasion have Kenya as their cash cow

The recent months have seen more than a dozen Nigerian acts holding concerts in major towns, leaving them smiling all the way to the bank.

By Solomon Koko | 4 days ago

The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: Still an icon 60 years after death

Monroe’s relationship with the Kennedy’s and the controversies surrounding her death are perhaps the most talked about events of the famous actress.

By Fay Ngina and Kirsten Kanja | 4 days ago

All hail king Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick is known for marching to his own rhythm, believing in his own craft rather than following trends - a huge ingredient to his successes.

By Alfayo Onyango | 1 week ago

Most expensive artworks ever sold at auction

There have been some record-shattering items at auction sales in the past decade, given the increased net worth of individuals globally.

By Fay Ngina

Empty airs of Nairobi clubs

With as little as Sh200, all you need to do is shake the hand of a guard and you can park your car in adjacent compounds.

By Mkala Mwaghesha

'Everyone is surprised I can sing', rapper Kanambo Dede opens up

And in her first exclusive interview with Pulse, Kanambo put it all in black and white - painting the true picture of what many girls go through growing up.

By Boniface Mithika

Reliving the '90s with a party

It was also a year after E-Sir died, and a glorious time when music lovers could not choose between which hit to play.

By Mkala Mwaghesha

Juliet Nyaga: Don’t try to fit in giant shoes

She became CEO of the hospital during the perilous times of Covid-19, this was something no one in the world had had any experience navigating

By Jacqueline Mahugu

Just In Time film: Breaking new ground, review

'Just In Time' is a sunshiny, feel-good type of movie that makes for easy watching, a somewhat new genre in Kenya

By Jacqueline Mahugu

A stroke gave me purpose, vision

A brush with stroke for Emily Korir birthed a dream that people with disabilities deserve accessible housing. Now, she gives a voice to the voiceless

By Jacqueline Mahugu

Singing Kakamega preacher who ministers using rare musical instrument

Josphat Wanzala was gifted his first accordion by his elder brother. He was invited to play the instrument for President Moi at State House in 1996

By Bernard Lusigi

Before the slap: Long history between Will Smith and Chris Rock

While the slap shocked the world and became the subject of discussion on social media, it is not the first time Smith and Rock have crossed paths

By Kirsten Kanja

How Kenyans got to participate in the Oscars

It’s not just in a marketing capacity that Kenya got involved in the event. Some Kenyans had the opportunity to be involved in the voting process

By Kirsten Kanja

The beat goes on: Evolving trends in music consumption

In the last decade, music has become omnipresent. The portability of music devices has enabled everyone to stay in tune with what they like

By Too Jared

Young, Famous and African: Why everyone is talking about this hot new reality show

The show features an attractive cast of young, African superstars from across the continent. Close to home, Diamond stars across his ex Zari

By Kirsten Kanja

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