CRAVE is the newest joint in town located at the heart of Labone. It is a bistro and cocktail which is located in an environment where there is less noise. After a hard day’s work, CRAVE surely offers the serene atmosphere to while away time for maximum relaxation.
Their mission is to feature a full menu of deliciously honest food.
They offer great flavoured coffees, espresso/cappuccino and pastries to start your day, unconventional healthy lunch and generous healthy dinners.
There was a heavy downpour of rain yesterday to cool down the unfriendly heat in Accra. The conducive atmosphere together with our intention to support led us to the State House for the Becca’s Children’s Ball.
Some shows are for the rich and affluence in the society, indeed, a show considered as such was ‘Becca’s Children’s Ball’, a show which was to help raise funds for at least 10,000 Ghanaian children who cannot afford to be registered on the National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS).
The below photo is that of a famous Ghanaian Actress, can you have a good look at it and make a guess? You can click on the photo to enlarge it if you cant see it well. After Your Guess, Click Here to see if you got it right.
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‘Honey Choochi Choochi’ is a popular term in a Tigo Advert. In the said commercial, a guy who couldn’t hear what his lover was saying on the other side of the phone because of poor network service climbed on the tallest coconut tree.
The guy in the said advert, Ruffy Samuel Quansah has produced a movie titled ‘Honey Choochi Choochi Love’.
Chicago-based up and coming actress, Joycelin Gyimah has expressed great disappointment at Nigerian director, Pascal Amanfo’s inability to carry through a production that brought the actress to Ghana recently. According to Joycelin, she took a leave from her regular work in the US to come all the way to Ghana for the production of ‘Immoral Affair’ only to be told by the director that he would be unable to shoot the movie because he has another engagement with another producer.
Although a newcomer to the movie industry, Joycelin has written five complete scripts already including the movie, ‘Hidden’ starring herself, Juliet Ibrahim, Vicky Zugah, Nana Ama McBrown, Slim Busterr and several others. ‘Hidden’ was written and produced by Joycelin and shot in Kumasi by director Ola Mickey. It has been released in the US and soon to be released in Ghana. In addition to writing and producing, Joycelin Gyimah is also a costumier and make-up artist. She has ambitions of hosting her own Talk Show eventually when she moves back to Ghana. She also wants to do TV series among many other things.
Eighteen months on from our last interview with Wanlov and M3nsa a.k.a the FOKN BOIS, Aspecks managed to catch up with these pioneering artists to talk about the upcoming release of their unique pidgen musical “Coz Ov Moni”, which they filmed on location in Ghana.
Ohema frame Ghana’s gospel goddess, Ohema Mercy has set an audacious target of crowning an incredible year with the ‘artiste of the year accolade at this year’s Ghana Music Awards – a category that has been the preserve of male artistes since the inception of the awards.
The much awaited GHALLYGOLD Awards set to honour hard working actors, producers, director, writers, technical crew and all involved in the Ghanaian movie industry, which was supposed to come off on Independence day March 6, has been postponed to Saturday 8th May 2010 at the National Theatre.
There has been a recent increase of Ghanaian actors and actresses in the Nigerian market. This has called for a deep concern as to why and what has caused the rise in the number of actors and actresses dominating in Nigeria. Many reasons may be due to the fact of the high level of expertise shown by the Nigerian movie stakeholders. We can mention of the likes of Van Vicker the Liberian born Ghanaian actor, Nadia Buria, Jacky Appiah, the peoples favourite in the high qualify movie called the Perfect Picture.
Van Vicker is indisputably one of the most recognized faces in Gollywood. Outside Africa, he is especially famous among the Caribbean. My Trinidadian and Jamaican friends can’t seem to get enough of him; they ooh and aah, and giggle when watching his movies.
So besotted are they that, they are always the first in line to grab a copy of any new movie of his, I know this for a fact because they do get special “alert” whenever a new Van Vicker movie is instock.
I was born in Archway , North London but grew up in East London. From age 9 I have always aspired to become a Television/ Radio Presenter as I always wanted to be the centre of attention and loved the thought of being known by a lot of people. Aged 15 (in my second to last year of secondary school) we were given the opportunity to do a 2 week work experience placement at whatever place we desired, however I had a lot of problems finding a media work based placement.
Predy X and Mr. K, Ghana’s 2 is the perfect name for a twosome that have invested their heart and soul into their musical dreams and now stands on the verge of savoring the fruits of their labor with a single tune – “Crazy”.
They are being called the ‘future of hiplife’, the stronghold of african music and alot more.
The reason as to why this group of 4 young and sexy Ghanaians are being praised by almost all DJ’s and Radio presenters is quite apparent through their style of music and the lyrical swag they exhibit in their songs.
