NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Ghanaian Afrobeat singer, Kelvyn Boy, attributes his career transformation and heightened exposure to his hit song "Mea." During an appearance on TV3 New Day, Kelvyn Boy expressed his gratitude for the significant impact "Mea" has had on his life and musical career. The artist, signed under Blak Arm Group, acknowledged that while he had released other songs before "Mea," this particular track stood out and garnered immense attention, leading to a surge in show bookings and financial success. Kelvyn Boy enthusiastically stated, "That song really changed my life. Yes, it brought me so much exposure even though I had other songs. When 'Mea' came, I was playing shows every weekend, and it brought the hype, and I was seeing money." Recalling the creation process of the song, Kelvyn Boy shared that he was ready to sleep when he heard a beat playing. Despite being tired, the sound of rain prevented him from falling asleep, leaving him restless. ...

Ghanaian music star Medikal surprises attendees at Yvonne Nelson's book launch as he purchases a copy of her memoir, "I Am Not Yvonne Nelson," for a whopping GHC100,000. The event, held at the Peduase Valley Resort, witnessed the unexpected bid, leaving dignitaries and media in awe. Naa Ashorkor Mensah-Doku, the event's host, enthusiastically shared the news with the audience, adding to the buzz surrounding the book launch. Social media platforms quickly flooded with reactions from fans, expressing both excitement and confusion over Medikal's significant purchase. While some playfully questioned the rationale behind spending such a substantial amount on a book that retails for 332 GHS in paperback, others jokingly suggested alternative functions for the book. However, Medikal's show of support for Yvonne Nelson's memoir garnered attention and further piqued curiosity about the book's content. "I Am Not Yvonne Nelson" takes readers on a captiv...

In her latest book, "I am not Yvonne Nelson," Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson opens up about a shocking revelation that has left readers stunned. Yvonne claims that popular rapper Sarkodie impregnated her during a period when he was still striving for success, and she ultimately made the heartbreaking decision to undergo an abortion. Yvonne's memoir takes readers on an emotional journey as she recounts the pivotal moment when she discovered she might be pregnant. Accompanied by her friend Karen, she anxiously awaited the results of a pregnancy test, unable to bring herself to face the truth. Karen, on the other hand, opened the envelope and exclaimed, "Charlie, it dey there!" It was a somber realization that could potentially turn Yvonne's world upside down. She felt compelled to reach out to the man responsible for the situation, Michael Owusu Addo, known as Sarkodie, a promising Ghanaian musician. Yvonne describes Sarkodie at the time as an aspiring artist ...

​ T he entertainment industry in Ghana has been growing rapidly over the past few years, and today it is one of the most vibrant and dynamic in Africa. The industry is characterized by a rich and diverse range of cultural expressions, from music and film to theater and dance, and it plays a key role in shaping the country's national identity and cultural heritage. Music is one of the most popular forms of entertainment in Ghana, with a wide range of genres including highlife, gospel, hiplife, afrobeats, and traditional music. The country has produced many talented musicians over the years, including E.T. Mensah, Osibisa, Amakye Dede, Daddy Lumba, Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, Edem, Guru, Samini, Obrafuo, Reggie Rockstone, Becca, Efya , Okyeame Kwame, EL and Gasmilla, to name just a few. Many of these artists have gained international recognition and continue to tour the world, spreading the unique sound of Ghanaian music far and wide. The film industry in Ghana is also thriving...

​ The dancehall giant, Charles Nii Amah who is popularly know in the entertainment space as Shatta Wale has parted ways once again with his manager who is known by the name Bull God now Bull God. Bull God who has been working with the dancehall artists for over the past 8 years as his manager.  In an interview with Jiovani Caleb on 3FM, the artists manager said that he and the dancehall artist has parted ways and are no longer working.  This has caused the masses talking on social media. It looks as if the dancehall artist always have issues with the people in his circle or around.