Kwame Sefa-Kayi saw the future, realized it wasn’t looking good. He exited the movie industry and never looked back. John Dumelo mixed politics with acting to prepare himself for a future more promising than what his career as an actor could ever offer him. READ ALSO: Afia Schwarzenegger’s Bestie Tonto Dikeh Snubs Her As She … Read more
The current Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr. Mark Okraku Mante has lashed out at Ghanaian entertainers claiming the industry is dying or dead. In recent times, we have heard countless entertainers, especially actors and movie producers, cry that their sector is gradually walking into the grave. Movie producers in the Kumawood industry … Read more
Skin Bleaching has become the norm in the Ghanaian entertainment industry, as many of our young men and women who are desperately looking forward to being on TV have somewhat bleached their skin, so they will be noticed.
In Ghana, most especially, talent and the ability to do something is thrown to the dogs as people are mostly expected to use what they have to get what they want and having a huge backside, ‘melons’ and being fair in complexion can fetch you a lot of things easily.
The feminist movement in Ghana has given a lot of Ghanaian women the will power to fight for things that rightfully belongs to them and to push for social equality among both genders, as many of them claim we live in a patriarchal society, thus a society that sees men way above women.
Many of these self- acclaimed feminists have fully misinterpreted the real intent that gave rise to feminist movement all over the world to mean that as a woman you do not need help from anyone, most especially men, to be able to succeed but rather you can do everything and I mean everything by yourself. How is this even possible?
The most useless of all the arts and entertainment industry which thrives on trivialities, hype and the ability to sleep with ‘Sugar Daddies’ with old wrinkled d*cks to be able to live a luxurious life is the Ghana Movie Industry.
This part of our entertainment industry has given rise and birth to monstrous and cancerous females who are only good at slaying on red carpet of events comparatively to’ slaying’ in movies and giving us breathtaking performances. Do you guys remember the last time any Ghanaian actor or actress gave as a heart-wrenching performance in any movie? I doubt.
Ghana music is about to be very sweet and entertaining again as Lynx Entertainment signed artist Kuami Eugene is set and ready to release his first ever studio Album in December 2018.
Although we are still in 2018 and the calendar season for the most prestigious music awards in Ghana the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards hasn’t yet closed, a lot of people have tipped the young man as the musician who will win many awards on the night of the event and probably take home the coveted Artist of the year.
The entertainment industry is basically like a fairytale, most of the glitz and glamour you see are basically for the cameras and doesn’t exist at all in reality. So if you are a young lady who is greatly influenced by what these so-called celebrities portray on social media then you are likely to be an ‘Ashawobrity’.
Truth is the industry doesn’t pay that much and plausibly most of the people you see on our screens work basically for free or just for paltry stipends. I must confess that there are a few of them who make quite a lot of money in the industry but not necessarily directly from what they do.
If you find yourself in an industry you do not belong to but force your way into it, you will not be remembered for anything but the negative things you did in the game to remain relevant.
This is the story of a wannabe actress and a self-acclaimed celebrity Rosemond Brown aka ‘Akuapem Poloo’. She is not known for any movie in this country apart from the usual trash videos she posts on Instagram every day.
If you find yourself in an industry you do not belong to but force your way into it, you will not be remembered for anything but the negative things you did in the game to remain relevant.
This is the story of a wannabe actress and a self-acclaimed celebrity Rosemond Brown aka ‘Akuapem Poloo’. She is not known for any movie in this country apart from the usual trash videos she posts on Instagram every day.
Elikem Kumordzie, the only Ghanaian to have reached the finals of Mnet’s TV reality show Big Brother Africa says though the NDC has been booted out of power, Ghanaians and colleagues in the industry should be grateful for the party’s inputs to the Arts fraternity. The fashion designer, popularly called ‘Elikem The Tailor’ in an … Read more
