Lifestyle

If a hundred people on the street were to be asked to tell what happiness is, there will be a hundred different answers.

Let’s face it, being a millennial anything is the most confusing thing there is.

Music education appears to be an unpopular topic in the Namibian music scene and it might have become gradually hard to access in most local schools, that is the reason why Snareworx Music Academy took up the decision to educate people of all ages about the literacy of music.

You hear them at events, they play your favourite tracks and sometimes you get overexcited when they pump your jams after one another and at other times you want them off stage because they are not fulfilling your musical needs. 

It doesn’t seem that after 20 years in the industry, Shambo prowess Jackson Wahengo will be stopping anytime soon.

Many might have mistaken, Tulina Ndafyaalako also known as, Young T as the bad boy of the Namibian music industry, especially after his public fall out with his former record label owner King Tee Dee.

Namibian literature heavy-weight Frederick Freddie Philander has bemoaned that musicians are not the only artists in the country; hence, funding should focus on all artists from various categories.

The rapid changes in today’s world due to the current situation of Covid-19 pandemic have opened our eyes to the importance of managing positive physical and mental health.

There’s just something about an authoritative structure that stifles creativity. Any structure for that matter. Art is supposed to be fluid. Something like acrylic pouring...where it just flows seamlessly with amazing results. 

Father’s Day is coming up on June 21st and Entertainment Now! caught up with some household names in the Entertainment industry who are fathers, to share their views on what Father’s Day means to them.