The talented Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari yesterday confirmed an ankle twist after she fell down a staircase during an ongoing movie shoot in Nigeria. Ghanacelebrities.com has been monitoring the twitter pages of the various Ghanaian celebrities and Nadia Buari twittered yesterday to confirm this story by saying, I am “in so much pain, filming is … Read more
Ghanacelebrities.com reported few months ago on an impending wedding for Ama K Abebrese, the successful and talented Ghanaian TV presenter, actress and producer. The authentic “rumour” then had it that, Ama K Abebrese was in few months supposed to marry her boyfriend who lives in Ghana.
Information reaching Ghanacelebrities.com is that Ghanaian local movies screen goddess Nana McBrown has secretly tied the knot with Ghanaian singing sensation Ofori Amponsah a.k.a Mr. All For Real. According to the rumor mill, both stars are keen to keep things under wraps. Information regarding how the couple met, where they met, how long they dated, … Read more
An “authentic” rumour exuding from the camp of Ama K Abebrese, the successful Ghanaian born but UK based TV presenter, actress and producer is that of a “WEDDING BELL”. Rumour has it that, Ama K Abebrese would be getting married soon to her long time hidden boyfriend who currently resides in Ghana and also into … Read more
Ghanaian star actress Nadia Buari during her appearance on the TV show “Velvet Life (TV3)” last Friday confirmed her relationship with Micheal Essien when questioned by host Kwame Sefa Kayi, drawing thunderous applause, and cheers from the studio audience. Essien an International soccer star who plays for the Ghana Black Stars, and English club Chelsea, … Read more
Words on the Street of Accra Ghana are that The BBA2 Winner has allegedly been secretly dating Actress Jackie Appiah for a couple of months!!!! Jackie Appiah is a popular actress from Ghana who ironically was born in Canada (Richard is married to a Canadian). Jackie, has starred in popular Nollywood movies (she played Ciara … Read more
Folks,I have seen this Tattoo on Mzbel a couple of times, but the last time i saw her it seems to have been erased. This makes me wonder if its a real tattoo or fake. Has anyone seen it on Mzbel before?
GhanaCelebrities.com was recently granted an exclusive interview with 2010 Miss Ghana USA Contestant, Agnes Ntow. We took this opportunity to ask Agnes 10 questions that we thought our readers would most want to know.
Girls interested in entering the pageant business, take note from this beautiful young lady. Good luck Agnes in all your ventures and on the upcoming contest, we will definitely be routing for you!
Certainly, they are the epitome of the Ghanaian Swagger and are definitely sweet like Banana. GhanaCelebrities.Com caught up with the swagger dons namely ‘Ricky Nana Agyemang and Akan GH’ popularly known as Ruff ‘n’ Smooth at Heathrow Airport North London, before they jetted off to the motherland for a chit chat interview.
Mefiri Ghana, the clothing line with a name that has a powerful tone to it yet so simple in meaning. It has got so many Ghanaians talking and looking funky since it started a year ago by two cousins. Arnold Sarfo-Kantanka and Nana Adu-Sarfo have paved ways for young Ghanaians to be able learn about their roots and to educate the world about their heritage.
As the clock ticks, amazing talents will be required in the Ghana Movie Industry when the already known ones begin to fade out. One of such talents upon whom the mantle will fall is Naa Ashorkor, an outstanding actress and TV Presenter who displayed her excellent and matchless acting dexterity in both the “Perfect Picture” and “Scorned”.
Kess is a young Ghanaian belonging to a sphere of the music industry which is characterized by headphones, big-boosted bass speakers and experienced hands. DJ’ing in our industry has come of mellowness and the invaluable contribution DJ’s make to the music industry is unplumbed.
Hers is the perfect epitome of an “AGAINST ALL ODDS” scenario. Despite the enormous advancement our DJ’s have made, it was typically flanked by males. At a point in time it wasn’t had to believe that DJ’ing was made for males.
Well you might just have to revise your notes and amend your conception as you meet the critically acclaimed “BEST FEMALE DJ” in the country. As one of YFM’s most trusted hands, she complements the rare skills of ace female presenter Jeremie in the Y-Lounge with her wicked mixes. The year 2009 was absolutely a great one for her as a DJ and it gets better by the day. Ghanacelebrities.com caught up with this phenomenal DJ for a chit chat..
Ghanacelebrities.com: You need no introduction, but tell us something about yourself which is not already out there.
Kess: Am NANA KESSEWAH… an Ashanti …lived in Takoradi and had my second cycle education at ARCHBISHOP PORTER GIRLS’ SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL…love music and sports too… very friendly and down to earth… love fufu and light soup and anything with kontonmire…. (Guess that’s that)
GhanaCelebrities.Com: Who is Vicky Zugah? Can you tell us a bit about yourself?
Well, I’m from the Volta, born to Mr. Komla Zugah and Ms Beatrice Patu. I’ve three siblings of which I’m the third. If not on set, I watch movies and read a lot. Banku with Okro stew is my favourite.
GhanaCelebrities.Com: How did it all start for you as an actress?
It’s a gift from God. Actually, I had no intention of becoming an actress and I never knew I could act. I consistently used to receive complements from people that I ‘have the face’, I look like a ‘star material’ and stuffs like that. So I decided to give a try in ‘Trokosi’ alongside Jackie Appiah and the late Suzzy Williams. That was it, thank God for who I am now.
GhanaCelebrities.Com: What were some of the challenges you encountered whiles trying to break into the Ghanaian Movie industry?
The ‘Rap Doctor’ explains the lyrics and story behind his hit track Anaa featuring Morris D’Voice.
GHanacelebrities.com: You describe yourself as the Rap Doctor, what is RAP?
Okyeame Kwame: RAP is the acronym for Rhythmic African Poetry. In simple terms, it’s poetry in motion; poetry being recited in rhythm. Another school of thought explains that rap is a clip version of rhapsody which is explained by Greek philosophers like Aristotle and Plato as appellations. In an African sense, it can be traced to court poetry. An example is the drum language (Ayan and Amoma). In short, the rapper is the chief drummer communicating over the background drum sets. Picture an ensemble of drummers at a function with a lead drummer. The lead drummer is the rapper while the background drummers are the beat used by the rapper.
She is also the CEO of Sparrow Productions and her company produced two semi finalists (unprecedented) at the Miss World beauty pageant within the past five years, after securing the rights from original franchise owners of the Miss Ghana Beauty pageant, Media Whizz Kidz.
In our efforts to celebrate Ghanaian achievers and bring these celebrities closer to their fans, Ghanacelebrities.com caught up with Shirley Frimpong Manso for an exclusive chit chat interview.
GhanaCelebrities.com: Tell us briefly about yourself. Who is Shirley Frimpong Manso?
Shirley: Unlike the job I do I’m a very private person. I keep very few friends who I’m eternally loyal to. I don’t shy away from hard work; I play smart and capable of a lot of silly fun. I’m a disciplinarian, I don’t condone gossip and I don’t suffer fools easily. I like to learn, I’m open to sensible criticism, and I have a lot of respect for people with principles. I Love to travel, read, watch movies and always up for a good old fashion joke. I believe in positive thinking and doing good… if you think badly of people, bad things happen to you. I detest mediocrity.
