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‘The Terrible Warrior’ A Documentary On Azumah Nelson Out Soon!
From the slums of Bukom comes the inspirational story of a young man who believed his destiny was to become a King amongst Kings. Azumah Nelson was the WBC World Champion for over a decade, putting Ghana on the map. The Silverbird cinema in Accra will screen a documentary film about the legendary boxer, ‘The Terrible Warrior’, on April 17.
Written and produced by Atlanta-based Ghanaian filmmaker Sam A Kessie, the film journeys through the career of the man known in boxing circles as the Professor or as other choose to call him, The Terrible Warrior. Ghanaians have for decades cherished the exploit of its heroes and Azumah Nelson fits appropriately into such a category. He fought through several obstacles, including the death of loved ones to emerge as one of the world’s greatest boxers.
Can Ghana Music Award Be Bought? Part 1
As the Ghana Music Awards 2010 draws closer, the nation’s anticipation has increased with regards to the artists who are going to be the night’s big winners.
Although the awards are meant to celebrate excellence within the Ghanaian music industry, some things just don’t seem as accurate as they ought to be. Case in point- how can artist win ‘Most Popular Song of the Year,’ but yet fail to win for ‘Hiplife Song of the Year’? Perhaps there are two separate groups that select the nominees for these two categories.
With inaccuracies such as these surrounding the awards, now is the time for the GMAs committee to reconsider the continue usage of Charter House as the organisers of the event. Following ten years of organisation, surely each year should bring an addition of progress. However, these inaccuracies threaten to overshadow the true purpose of the GMAs- celebrating the success of Ghanaian musicians.
Coptic Produces Title Track Of New Memphis Bleek Album
US-based Ghanaian music producer, Coptic continues to work his magic and rapper Memphis Bleek is one of the latest artists to work with the talented beat maker. Coptic’s well crafted production on the title track, ‘The Process’, sets the tone for the rejuvenated rapper to reintroduce his aggressive flow to the masses on his Mass Appeal debut.
Memphis Bleek describes the album as: “You know people argue over it’s The Understanding or M.A.D.E. is my best album, but this new album is killing all of that because it’s the truth, it’s everything. Like, when you hear the story ‘The Process,’ everything that started like the first day when I got that sheet of paper from Jay and ended up in Clark Kent’s house, to the
breakup, to now, when people hear that and how I explain everything, that one song it’s gon’ make people day. It’s gon’ make
Disco Lights At National Theatre And Conference Centre
It looks like event organizers do not fear ‘rains’ messing their programmes anymore. These days all the entertainment shows in Accra end with one thing in common; LIGHTS OFF. If a show doesn’t end unceremoniously because of incessant power cuts, it will end amidst power on and off for several times.
The outdooring of Zigi at the Aphrodisiac Night Club in Accra, the launch of hip life rap trio V.I.P. (Vision In Progress) new album at the Boomerang Night Club and pre-Val’s Day Bash with Obrafour & Tema’s Finest at Groove Control Night Club in Tema were all disturbed by unexpected light offs.
The national premiere centres, National Theatre and Accra International Conference Centre were on Saturday and Sunday turned into a night clubs, where the lights went off and on several times like the lighting we have in night clubs locally referred to as ‘disco’ lights.
Confidence Of Aphro Night Club Starts A Jewellery & Clothing Line
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 Marks 20 Years Of Doing Music
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.
Bleaching: Are Light-Skinned Entertainers Putting Dark-Skinned Ones In The Shade?
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.
Ghanaian Journalist Jefferson Sackey Honoured In Canada
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.
Celeb Photos: Make A Guess
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.
Oh Charter House, Why?: Bradez’s ‘Simple’ Robbed In Advance In The Ghana Music Awards 2010
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’.
Charter House Replies Kwaisey Pee: “He Only Wants Publicity”
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.
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Director Of “I Sing Of A Well” Which Tops This Year’s Africa Movie Academy Awards Nominations Speaks.
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