Julie Adenuga: Last News

The UK version of Catfish is back for a new season in June and the show will be presented by a new co-host.

supports HTML5 videoStevo The MadMan had a case of mistaken identity when a fan thought he was Skepta. The content creator – real name Kevin Stephens – was enjoying himself at the UFC game at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday when he came across a fellow spectator who matched his energy. In a heartwarming video shared on his social media, Stevo is seen rapping along to Skepta and JME’s hit That’s Not Me which was ironically playing in the arena. He’s joined by an overzealous young man who’s insistent on telling the former footballer that he is indeed Skepta. ‘This kid and his dad thought I was skepta, so I just rolled with it,’ he captioned the post. As Stevo repeatedly tells the fan that he’s definitely not the grime MC, the man hilariously keeps telling him ‘you are Skepta!’ After much back and forth, Stevo gave in and declared: ‘Alright, I’m Skepta.’ He added in the caption: ‘In the end I just went with it.’ Stevo’s famous friends were highly amused by the situation, with Skepta’s sister Julie Adenuga commenting: ‘F*****g hell hahahaha.’ Comedian Munya Chawawa joked: ‘Bro…I had that with Aston [Merrygold] last night mannn.’ Presenter Melvin Odoom laughed: ‘You are too much bro!!!!!’ Feeling a pang of guilt at misleading the fan, Stevo later made a plea to find him, asking his followers: ‘TAG THE BOY IF YOU KNOW HIM lol I didn’t wanna spoil his night. But I wanna let him know the truth today.

Megan Thee Stallion shared her thoughts about facing the male gaze as a female rapper in a new interview with Julie Adenuga, saying she feels it’s her job to make men “uncomfortable”.Earlier this week, Megan sat down for a conversation with Adenuga for The Evening Standard.In the interview, the ‘Savage’ rapper opened up about her career, performing live, and living under the public spotlight.Megan also described her views on men after gaining fame as an artist. “I’m starting to see how much more ignorant men are than I thought,” she shared with Adenuga.“When you’re a woman who’s not a threat, men don’t really bother you,” she continued.

dating app once he got sober and lost 19kg.The dad explained on the latest episode of Catfish UK that he chatted to Hannah for eight months and described her as “beautiful, kind and compassionate”.However he said he turned to Catfish hosts Oobah Butler and Julie Adenuga for help when Hannah repeatedly refused to video call and cancelled any plans to meet up.Sharing all the excuses his online girlfriend had made, Mario recalled how she said her phone’s camera was broken, and said she couldn’t meet him because she was babysitting her nephew and had recently moved back in with her parents.However, Mario was still adamant that Hannah was who she said she was because she’d given him her West London postcode.After leaving Mario’s flat, Oobah and

Music Week.“But I do want to make it clear that I don’t like the idea of people feeling like, if one of us has a shit line-up, someone else should just make another one – because putting on a festival is not easy. I don’t want the event that I do to be almost like a reaction to the fact that people didn’t like Wireless.

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Catfish – check out a preview below.The US version of the reality series, which delves into “the truths and lies of online dating”, has run for eight seasons since premiering back in 2013.Today (March 11), it has been revealed that Catfish UK will air on MTV UK next month for a run of four, hour-long episodes.Hosted by former Apple Music presenter Julie Adenuga and journalist/author Oobah Butler, the show will return to UK screens for a further six episodes later this year.

MAYA Jama has thrown in the towel on her charity project flogging her old clothes, we can reveal. The TV and radio star has been forced to wind up her Collections company, which raised money for the homeless by selling second hand celebrity garments including her own.

Julie’s Top 5, is known as “the most argumentative show” about music right now – and with good reason. Over two seasons, the hit show followed Adenuga and guests as they debated the top five songs in an artist’s discography, often with hilarious – and explosive – results.Now, back with a new season, Adenuga and her panel debate the Top 5 of The Streets, Lily Allen and JME – as well as a host of international artists including Destiny’s Child and Missy Elliott.

GRM Daily’s Rated Awards took place for the fifth time last night, with a virtual ceremony hosted by Mo Gilligan and Julie Adenuga, celebrating black music in the UK over the last year. Among the winners were J Hus, D-Block Europe and Stefflon Don.“Congratulations to all the winners and all the nominees”, commented GRM Daily founder Posty, following the event.

Stormzy, Little Simz and Aitch are among the artists nominated for this year’s GRM Daily Rated Awards.The ceremony is due to stream on YouTube and the awards’ official website next Wednesday (September 9), hosted by Mo Gilligan and Julie Adenuga. It will feature performances from Dizzee Rascal, Kano, George The Poet and M Huncho.Leading the nominations for 2020 are Stormzy and Aitch with four nominations each in the following categories: Male Artist, Track Of The Year, Video Of The Year and the Album Of The Year.Little Simz, meanwhile, is up for Female Artist Of The Year against Stefflon Don, Lady Leshurr, Ms Banks and more.

© 2020 David M. Benett LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 10: (L to R) Irene Agbontaen, Julie Adenuga, AJ Odudu, Maya Jama and Siobhan Bell attend TTYA London's "We Move" Supper Club dinner at Bagatelle on March 10, 2020 in London, England. (Photo by David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images) She recently scooped the PrettyLittleThing Personality of The Year Award.

Slowthai has spoken out on his controversial behaviour at the NME Awards 2020, admitting that his actions were “inexcusable” and that he’s “learning every single day”.During the ceremony at London’s O2 Academy Brixton back in February, an interaction between Slowthai (real name Tyron Frampton) and comedian Katherine Ryan (who was co-hosting with Julie Adenuga) escalated to what he describes as “to a point of shameful actions on my part”.