Charter House, the organisers of the annual MTN Ghana Music Awards yesterday at Citizen Kofi in Osu presented to the winners of the 12th edition of the awards their prizes.
Each winner apart from the plaque presented to them on the 9th April, 2011 at the Dome,Accra International conference Centre received a cheque of 1.500 GHC each.
However, the winner of Best music for Development, Reggy Zippy received GHC 3000 from the World Bank. All the other nominees took home GHC 300.00.
It has just been confirmed on Peacefm Entertainment Review by Ghana’s Film Regulation Board, Film Regulation Council and FIPAG’s PRO ‘Socrate Sarfo’ that the ban/side-lining of Ghanaian Actors ‘Kofi Adjorlolo’ and Ekow Smith Asante has been lifted.
According to Socrate Sarfro, the services of Ekow Smith Asante as an Actor can be enaged from today and that of Kofi Adjorlolo can be engaged from 1st June, 2011…
Geez!, Until today, I did not know Lesbians cannot belong to a church. Is there a precondition that you must not be a lesbian before you become a Christian or you join any church in Ghana?
Few weeks ago, rumours were flying around the internet that Delay, Confidence Haugen, Confused/Banned-Yvonne Nelson and others are championing Lesbianism in Ghana. Hey, My lil sister is still in Ghana oo, please no one should touch her…LOL
If you want to know what the ‘I am single and not dating any man’ football team captain told NewsOne when they asked her about her alleged ‘Supi Supi’ relationship, continue reading…..
Somewhere last week, I had a long separate chit chats via phone with Actress Juliet Ibrahim and Mr Fred Numah (Founder/CEO of Ghana Movie Awards) when they were in France for the Cannes Film Festival.
During our conversation, Juliet Ibrahim who could not believe a false story that was published on our celebrities having been on a red carpet at Cannes expressed her dissatisfaction and shock about the entire Ghanaian- Cannes visit arrangement.
From what I gathered from my convo with Juliet Ibrahim as to what was really going on at Cannes as far as our celebrities were concerned , it seemed our stars namely Nadia Buari, Juliet Ibrahim, Yvonne Nelson, Yvonne Okoro, Majid Michel, John Dumelo and others who were sponsored by the Ghana Movie Awards to the film festival had nothing scheduled for them out there.
They cheaply jumped on planes and went there to walk about as tourists or persons who had come to see the Hollywood stars… Even tourists have aims for visiting places, our celebrities were purely aimless.
It was therefore a big shock to Juliet Ibrahim to have read that, some Ghanaian celebrities out there in Cannes had graced the red carpet. Apart from the issue of red carpet, Juliet Ibrahim also pointed out that, she was not pleased with the way things were arranged for them. There was no hotel rooms reserved for them and they did not have any planned means of transport. Our stars jumped in and out of trains and taxis as if they were ‘I and I’…
As you may be aware, Ghana Movie Award organizers flew some of our Ghanaian celebrities to catch this year’s Cannes Film Festival’s fever. I cannot give the full list of those who made it to Cannes on the ticket of Ghana Movie Awards but during a chit-chat with the founder of the Awards, Mr Fred … Read more
Becca is one ‘chick’ I will not hate on for her work any day unless she becomes a cow like some people I know in the Entertainment Industry. The Ghanaian talented musician has released the official video for her tune ‘PUSH’ featuring the man himself-King Ayisoba and Trimagtic with cameo appearance from Actor John Dumelo, Yvonne Okoro … Read more
Banned Ghanian Actress Yvonne Nelson isn’t letting her ban (which according to an interview with nigeriafilms.com she isn’t aware of) slow her down…the enterprising young lady is chasing mogul status by launching her very own Lace Wig (Hair) Line. Hmmm…Lace Wigs are a mess. Except you have a hair stylist on standby 24/7 they never look cute! … Read more
If you are a lady in your late 20’s like me and if the pressure from family & friends is getting unbearable, then you have definitely tried many nationalities in an attempt to catch that Mr Right. Being single is cool but most people especially family members do not see it that way.
I surely want to get married soon but if the men are not on point, what do you expect me to do? God even knows that I have tried enough, I have crossed nations and have pushed aside all tribal boundaries hoping to pick up my Mr Right…
I have gone on countless dates which I have frankly cut down in recent months because most of the men coming up are either looking for the thing down my skirt or are con artists. To cut long story short, I have been around both Ghanaian and Nigerian men but how dare any woman compare any man to our amazing, friendly and nice Ghanaian men?
I was so shocked to have read that in a recent interview, Confused/Banned Actress ‘Yvonne Nelson’ was able to open her mouth and say “Nigerian men are nicer and friendlier than Ghanaian men.”
No wonder Chris-Vincent constantly tags her ‘Confused’. This might be as a result of her getting mid 20’s crisis because I never have once come across any to match my Ghanaian men..
For those of you who care, confused/banned Actress-Yvonne Nelson few hours ago posted the below photos of her ‘out and about’ for her fans to catch up on her. I am even wondering if she has any fan left to be interested in seeing these photos. What is she doing with her life now to think she has fans and asking them to check out her ‘out and about’ photos? Still deluded I guess…
Anyway, some of you guyz may be interested in seeing these photos so check them out below…
Stepping out in glamour is a hallmark of the celebrity world. Various Ghanaian Celebrities appeared at last Saturday’s MTN Ghana Music Awards in beautiful outfits. Among the lot, Confidence Haugen, Becca, Nadia Buari, Yvonne Nelson, Joselyn Dumas, Juliet Ibrahim, Eazzy, Mimi and Naa Ashorkor have caught my attention with their outfits. Among them all, who … Read more
The newly crowned Africa Movie Academy Awards 2011 Best Actress In A Lead Role Ama K. Abebrese wasn’t present in Bayelsa State, Nigeria to collect her statuette. It was collected on her behalf by a rep from Ghana. Finally, the actress had the opportunity to hold and kiss her award when it was presented to her today in Ho, Volta Region where she is busily shooting her new movie ‘Ties That Bind’ with Leila Djansi.
Ama K. Abebrese was adjudged as the Best Actress in Africa for her role in Leila Djansi’s movie ‘Sinking Sands’. The actress whose role in the movie was her first major role was picked ahead of her colleagues in a tight category which comprises of Nollywood heavyweights Genevieve Nnaji (Tango With Me), Omoni Oboli (Anchor Baby) and Idiat Shobande (Aramotu) as well as Congolese Manie Malone (Viva Riva) and South African Denise Newman (Shirley Adams).
Below are pictures GhanaCelebrities.Com captured for your enjoyment! Once again congratulations home girl.
Most Ghanaian celebrities we have faced with the question of trading sex for movie roles in the Ghanaian movie industry have denied ever doing that but knowing of its existence in the industry.
I quite remember during our Audio interview with Yvonne Nelson (posted below again); she also acknowledged the fact that this dirty practice has been deep rooted in our entertainment industry. But she has not been asked for sex in exchange for any role….
Some good for nothing directors (except their big pot bellys) are taking advantage of desperate and talented young girls, who seek to enter the Ghanaian movie industry. It is sad to hear or read mails like the one below. No wonder our screens are filled with so many talentless actresses.
How on earth can a man of one’s father’s age with little money to produce crap movies ask a girl of his daughter’s age to sleep with him before considering giving her a role… Pathetic indeed!… Read below what happened to a young sister I spoke to today after receiving her mail in her attempt to become a movie star in Ghana….
