It looks like Madam Aphrodisiac who was once blasted for her indecent exposure and dressing style by Ghanacelebrities.com has returned from a “Dressing Rehab”. For sometimes now, her style of dressing which was dominantly the exposure of her “so claimed” 15 thousand pounds assets (Boobs) has changed. To me, those boobs do not look like … Read more
Akosua Adjepong has marked a legendary 20 years of being a musician at the Accra International Conference Centre.
The Akosua Adjepong I knew 20 years ago when I was 7 years was the same Akosua I saw on Saturday. Indeed a lot of things have changed in her life but not her looks. Though her age has multiplied, Akosua still has the same looks. The older she grows, the more pretty she becomes.
The issue of bleaching is nothing new in African societies, with Ghana being no different. In this day and age, being light-skinned is perceived as an instant definition of beauty. Although it may be easy to criticise people who succumb to the pressures of bleaching, one must also consider the perceptions, ideologies, and the imageries within our contemporary society which leaves some to assume that being light-skinned is the way to go.
With a substantial amount of media images depicting light-skinned women in various glamorous positions, it is no wonder that the consumers of these media images are left with the perception that being light-skinned is more attractive than being dark-skinned. It is not only the ordinary woman (or the ordinary man in some cases) who is vulnerable to the pressures of skin bleaching.
Information reaching GhanaCelebrities.com indicates that last night in far away Toronto, Canada all attention was focused on the works of Ghanaian journalist and host of JS-International Assignment, Jefferson Kwamina Sackey for his contribution to human rights awareness.
JS-International Assignment is a first-class news documentary production going beyond the headlines to tell stories in-depth and from many points of view so you can make up your own mind about the news that affects you. The show’s hallmark is its “Reaching the Unreachable” franchise – demanding answers and finding the truth.
Can you guess which Ghanaian Actress does these legs belong to? Make your guess and after that, click here to see if your guess was right or wrong.
The propaganda and the politics of the Ghana Music Awards are far from over now. As innocent artistes strive harder to come out with good songs to appeal to the public, other artistes are paying for crimes they haven’t committed; others too are suffering in the hands of ‘some’ selfish Categorization /Planning/Selection committee members.
During the launch of the Ghana Music Awards 2010 at the Golden Tulip Hotel, the sensational rap duo and one of the best hip life groups in the country currently, Bradez had nominated in 5 categories with their song ‘Simple’.
Ghana’s leading events and production company Charter House, organizers of Ghana Music Awards, have officially reacted to allegations made against them by silky voice contemporary Highlife singer Kwaisey Pee.
GhanaCelebrities.Com is looking for a young female writer with special interest in movies and events review to employ in Ghana. Such individual should be out going (the sociable type) with good writing and critique skills.
The controversies and rants between Leila Djansi, the director of the movie “I Sing of a Well” and the lead actress Akorfa Edjeani Asiedu got many of us thinking as to the future of such an exceptional movie. Word fights and insults could not halt the success of this movie as it is currently holding 11 nominations at the African Movie Academy Awards.(AMAA).
The director was not at the nominations and has not said a word since the nominations came out. GhanaCelebrities.Com has been chasing Leila Djansi around to ascertain how she feels about the nominations among other things. Below is our chit chat with Leila Djansi
After a decade of providing top-notch adverts with the best special effects, Spectrum Films is getting ready to release ‘Flash Fever’ whose thriller is beginning to gain the fame as the best special effects movie to have hit our screens in recent times.
The movie took a year and half to produce mainly due to the extent and depth of special effects works.
Veeda was born in Ghana and moved to the United States in her early teens but never lost touch of her Ghanaian identity, as it is reflected in her music. She is a Ghanaian Music, Actress and Model.. Click Here To Read More About Veeda
Radio presenter and Disc Jockey Billy Ocean who is known in private life as Richmond Oduro Kwarteng in a chit chat with GhanaCelebrities.com has tipped Sarkodie to win the ‘Discovery of the Year’ at this years Ghana Music Awards. Billy also believes Sarkodie stands a better chance of winning the coveted and the over all winning category ‘Artiste of the Year’.
In our chit chat, Billy shared more light on the Ghana Music Awards 2010. He talked about the little problems encountered at the categorization process. Also he didn’t like the idea of Kwaku T, a full Hip Hop artiste being nominated to fight for honours in the category made up of most Hip Life artistes.
For the past three days, Contemporary highlife musician, Kweisey Pee has been in the media, advocating his grievances over the Ghana Music Awards and the nominations. He revealed certain truths, according to him.
No one from Charter House has come out to debunk or accept what he has said. His grievances were seemingly well intentioned and well directed until he violated the ethics of the music industry by disrespecting Ayigbe Edem’s status in the Ghana Music Awards nominations, according to Hammer, CEO of The Last Two Entertainment Group.
Witty and Pretty looking upcoming Ghanaian actress and TV presenter Naa Ashorkor Mensah Doku, has finally spoken openly about her unannounced exit from the station that is known for “Projecting African Values”.
